Poll: What's your perferred alignment?

[Viirin]

Chaotic Good.

If someone that deserves help needs help, I'll be there to help them. I don't even care what kind of help they need really. If it's illegal, do it anyway because self-sacrifice is the most noble thing you can do. If it's legal, then hey it makes it that much less inhibiting to help. Plus I have yet to meet a gov't that is worth more than the gum on the bottom of my shoe. I'll do what's needed regardless of the stupid law.

Then again, I also go Neutral Evil.

Constantly breaking random laws for no reason except boredom, but also allow people to come to a conclusion I want them to without saying it, so I get what I want. If it's legal, great, if not, I'm not the one that got caught breaking the law, just letting other people do so for my benefit without actually having asked.

Depends on if I'm in the 'help you' or 'help me' mode.

 

[Biodeamon]

I always do the right thing in video games.

However i will not hesitate to put a bullet in the brain of whoever who stands in my way, no matter how good they are or what the consqeunces are.

 

[Mafoobula]

I'm just a good-natured, soft-spoken guy, and I almost always go for the good side of the alignment table. Specifically, it's usually just chaotic/neutral good, depending on my charm/charisma levels. Lawful good is for pansies. Going to the evil side of the table implies some insanity, or at least some kind of unrelatable sociopathy.

And this goes back to the problem with good/evil morals in most games.
Being bad typically amounts to you being an angry jerk-ass for 90% of your waking hours. "There's too much salt in this soup. I hope the chef is prepared for the most amazing ass-whuppin' he's ever seen."
On the other hand, being good usually does NOT make you into a halo'd heaven-sent do-gooder (except in the first Fable, where absolute goodness gave you a literal goddam halo), but instead makes you a charming, likeable good guy who helps out and wins with words more often than a fist. "Now I know you want to fill me with so much lead you could sharpen my head and call me a pencil, but have you considered how much easier life would be for everyone if you didn't shoot me, and instead opened up an orphanage for children and puppies and kitties? Yeah, I knew you'd see it my way."

Ye gods, that was a bit of a tangent. Anyway, yeah, I'm the good guy in real life, so that's what I am in games, too. Shoot, I TRIED to play renegade Shepard in ME2, but it didn't feel right at all.

 

[manga-minx]

I like to be a good guy. Especially the first play through, most games treat you better when you play 'good', plus when I try to be evil I sometimes feel bad... although it's a game...

 

[VanTesla]

Are you one who tend to be the good guy in a game or the guy who kill what he wants and forgets about consequences?

Mostly good with a few exceptions of what I consider right and the game determines as bad, wrong, or renagade... If meta gaming good gives the best rewards in the long run with most games and I wish it would be more like Balders Gate, Dragon Age 1 (not counting companion approval), The Witcher 1-2, some of the Elder Scrolls and Fallout (the morality alignment is pointless in the game...).

Bioware has been to cut and dry on good(right) verse bad(wrong) and not enough neutral(gray).

 

[Akukaishi]

I'm Lawful Evil. I do whatever I want, but I do have a basic code of honor I operate under. most of the time.

 

[Verdilian]

Neutral Good here. I try to follow all the laws to the best of my extent yet, bend a few of them here and there. If a certain law becomes way to restrictive, then I'll stand up.

 

[putowtin]

good, unless I'm smacking a reporter!