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Topic	Does anyone else struggle to play games as an evil character?
pazzy 04/27/24 3:53:50 PM #66:	DuneMan posted... Where the lines can blur a bit is when there's an obvious pragmatic solution that benefits the overwhelming majority of people, but the game flags it as evil for some emotional reason. People mention Dragon Age: Origins as an example. In that game, for the ending, I had zero qualms about keeping Logain alive so he could be used as the sacrifice, even if it caused Alistair to whine about how he couldn't be a martyr and instead had to live a long life where he could actually accomplish good in the world. There's a reason for that. at the time you'd have chosen logain, there's no way you should clearly know that killing an archdemon requires a sacrifice. So alistar being angry makes sense. Even if your plan was to just kill loghain. <cite>pazzy posted [p:980124718] in Does anyon... [t:80756688]...</cite> <quote>DuneMan posted... </cite><quote>Where the lines can blur a bit is when there's an obvious pragmatic solution that benefits the overwhelming majority of people, but the game flags it as evil for some emotional reason. People mention Dragon Age: Origins as an example. In that game, for the ending, I had zero qualms about keeping Logain alive so he could be used as the sacrifice, even if it caused Alistair to whine about how he couldn't be a martyr and instead had to live a long life where he could actually accomplish good in the world.</quote>There's a reason for that. at the time you'd have chosen logain, there's no way you should clearly know that killing an archdemon requires a sacrifice. So alistar being angry makes sense. Even if your plan was to just kill loghain.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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