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Topic	Morality choices in games usually suck.
Lairen 03/03/23 6:54:00 PM #19:	PesticideDream posted... I dunno, I always felt like being good got you less rewards. Usually when you're bad and finish a quest, you're like "I demand money for my time and I might keep what I found on my quest" while being good you're usually like "I went out of my way into the Pit of Despair and fought the God of All Monsters just to bring back a locket you lost and see a smile on your face! Bye friend!". Witcher 3 always tried to make you feel like a greedy, evil bastard for negotiating some compensation to kill a monster that was killing every person and animal in that villager's village. Nope: its always "Im refusing a reward cause im good!" and theyre like "OMFG HERES A BETTER REWARD THEN!" --- When it rains, it pours. <cite>Lairen posted [p:971937163] in Morality c... [t:80367586]...</cite> <quote>PesticideDream posted... </cite><quote>I dunno, I always felt like being good got you less rewards. Usually when you're bad and finish a quest, you're like "I demand money for my time and I might keep what I found on my quest" while being good you're usually like "I went out of my way into the Pit of Despair and fought the God of All Monsters just to bring back a locket you lost and see a smile on your face! Bye friend!".Witcher 3 always tried to make you feel like a greedy, evil bastard for negotiating some compensation to kill a monster that was killing every person and animal in that villager's village.</quote>Nope: its always "Im refusing a reward cause im good!" and theyre like "OMFG HERES A BETTER REWARD THEN!" --- When it rains, it pours.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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