Poll: What's your perferred alignment?
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Tend to go with the goody-two shoes on my first playthrough in games with moral system. It also feels the best. When doing my purely evil playthrough I always hesitate before choosing my replies.
Regarding moral choices, I tend to neutrality, because of how stupid some of those moral choices can be. A pity most morality systems punish you for being anything but all good or all bad.
In games, depends on who I'm playing. I generally play good guys, but if I'm playing a game like Saints Row 2, it's going to be for the chaos and mayhem.
In games, depends on who I'm playing. I generally play good guys, but if I'm playing a game like Saints Row 2, it's going to be for the chaos and mayhem.
Neutral Evil
Because druids aren't druids if they don't poison the water supply of a town and seek the 'curse' of lycanthropy to appease Malar, God of the Hunt. Coupling savagery with ritualised, bloody sacrifices and wholesale slaughter to protect places of natural beauty.
Neutral Evil ... because you're right, everybody else is wrong. I am crippling 'civilisation' for the people's benefit, not my own... mostly
Because druids aren't druids if they don't poison the water supply of a town and seek the 'curse' of lycanthropy to appease Malar, God of the Hunt. Coupling savagery with ritualised, bloody sacrifices and wholesale slaughter to protect places of natural beauty.
Neutral Evil ... because you're right, everybody else is wrong. I am crippling 'civilisation' for the people's benefit, not my own... mostly
Neutral Evil, man. Lets me do any damn thing I please, so long as I benefit. I can even help save that village from that warlord, if they pay me plenty for it.
'Course, maybe the warlord will pay more. Maybe I can get them both to pay me, and then I'll just skip off and watch the fight from afar! I love having no conscience.
'Course, maybe the warlord will pay more. Maybe I can get them both to pay me, and then I'll just skip off and watch the fight from afar! I love having no conscience.
Chaotic neutral. I sometime switch to Chaotic evil and good, but I mostly stay at Chaotic neutral.
My conscience usually get the better of me in games, so I'll always play the good guy, without even knowing it a lot of the time, since it's mostly a subconcious thing.
When I go out of my way to be evil, I usually just end up feeling bad.
When I go out of my way to be evil, I usually just end up feeling bad.
Personally, I tend to play games the way I'd react in real life. In Mass Effect 2, this resulted in a full Paragon meter and about 3/8ths of a full Renegade meter by the time I was done.
There's rarely reason to be rude or dishonest even to my enemies, and I want to fix shit, not make it worse...but sometimes, a Krogan just needs a good headbutt.
There's rarely reason to be rude or dishonest even to my enemies, and I want to fix shit, not make it worse...but sometimes, a Krogan just needs a good headbutt.
Completely good. Usually. As fun as playing evil is, I always feel bad when I make evil decisions in games and let down characters I like. If it's a game where you're not really disappointing anyone you care about, like the original Fable, I'll always go evil. But that sort of game is a minority. If it's a game like inFamous 2 or Mass Effect where the characters you'll be letting down have really grown on you, which is most of them, I'll go good, but I'll do an evil playthrough after.
Although I still felt bad for letting down Nix.
Although I still felt bad for letting down Nix.
on the D&D scale, I really have to say "chaotic good"
Lawful good means you obey the law, even if the law is unjust or unfair
Chaotic good mean you do good, regardless of whose toes you are stepping on.
Lawful good means you obey the law, even if the law is unjust or unfair
Chaotic good mean you do good, regardless of whose toes you are stepping on.
Using the nine D&D alignments, which are good, but hardly cover every conceivable area of morality...
You know is chaotic-neutral just a guy who's random, or is he a full-blown bipolar psychopath?
Anyway, I'd have to say neutral good. Laws are overrated, and some people just need killing so why not ascribe to a higher moral code? I mean no one really thinks they're evil.
You know is chaotic-neutral just a guy who's random, or is he a full-blown bipolar psychopath?
Anyway, I'd have to say neutral good. Laws are overrated, and some people just need killing so why not ascribe to a higher moral code? I mean no one really thinks they're evil.