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| The_tall_midget 12/12/21 4:40:53 AM #34: | DragonClaw01 posted... That is the issue with most video games. You either are a goody two shoes helping out every stray beggar with thier problems or you are burning down the orphanages while twirling your mustache. Not too much middle ground. KOTOR II made a few interesting deconstruction of the good guy scenario with Kreia. There is a point where you can help a refugee by giving him money and she immediately chastise you for giving something to someone who hasn't earned it, and is not capable of hanging on to it, which will eventually cause misery for them and others. And the worst part? She's right, because while she's preaching you, you can see a cutscene where the guy you just gave money to is accosted by other refugees/thugs who noticed he had cash, and he's immediately mugged/killed. There is also a quest where a mother is looking for her child or something, and if you decide to resolve it by basically saying "good luck, I am sure you'll find her," instead of actively helping her, Kreia is very pleased that you let her solve her own problems. --- Let's go Brandon! ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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