Chaotic Stupid. I like to hurdurderp my way through a game. Just doing whatever I feel like, especially when it doesn't seem like a good idea. That or just being a plain do-gooder and heving the best intentions for everybody.
Poll: What's your perferred alignment?
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Wait, there is no unlawful good, there is only Lawful Good, Neutral Good, and Chaotic Good. So you're both chaotic good and chaotic good in games...or is this some trick by your chaotic nature to make me think that you screwed up but you really didn't?! Curse you!!!!imnotparanoid said:
Chaotic Neutral/Good. Although usually Neutral.
And the rest of you stop lying! You know you're all evil!
And the rest of you stop lying! You know you're all evil!
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Neutral with some inclination towards good, I mean I prefer to play the guy that mostly looks out for himself but has some moral values to hold him back, it tends to make it more fun for me as it forces me to choose between a good reward or helping somebody.
I tend to play a playthrough of each when the option is available. Games like Fable are the best example of this as they are one of the best examples of clear cut good vs evil (good gives you a halo over your head, evil gives you greenish skin and horns!).
I like to experience both sides of the personality spectrum, which is one good thing about fable as that has more obvious differences between the two.
The only criticism I with games like mass effect is that the choices between paragon/renegade aren't always as clear cut (apart from conversation choices and the odd sacrifice of npc characters such as the council at the end of me1) but I guess that makes it more realistic as good people sometimes do evil things by necessity and evil people sometimes do good things if there is something in it for them.
That being said, being able to go on a rampant killing spree on the citadel or ilium would be fun!
I like to experience both sides of the personality spectrum, which is one good thing about fable as that has more obvious differences between the two.
The only criticism I with games like mass effect is that the choices between paragon/renegade aren't always as clear cut (apart from conversation choices and the odd sacrifice of npc characters such as the council at the end of me1) but I guess that makes it more realistic as good people sometimes do evil things by necessity and evil people sometimes do good things if there is something in it for them.
That being said, being able to go on a rampant killing spree on the citadel or ilium would be fun!
Good. Mostly Lawful Good "Knight in Sour Armor", if the game allows for me to actually get anything out of roleplaying something like that.
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Neutral if I can help it, but more leaning towards Good because Neutral can sometimes be hard to balance. Yahtzee put it best, and I'm paraphrasing: Good alignments, while usually more dull, come off as the "proper" way the game is supposed to be played. "Evil" can be more fun, but often seems illogical and silly in a lot of the choices and half the time there's not as much incentive to be the guy that everybody hates.
Depends on the game. I used to go for the Chaotic Good approach in the sense that I do what I believe is right.
That has changed a bit recently, probably more to the Chaotic Neutral side. This is very evident in my current New Vegas playthrough. I mostly do the right thing.... So long as it will benefit me.
That has changed a bit recently, probably more to the Chaotic Neutral side. This is very evident in my current New Vegas playthrough. I mostly do the right thing.... So long as it will benefit me.