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Posted June 29, 2013
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I was having a conversation with a friend and he told me that he hates playing the "bad guy" in a game. Personally I think it is fun and interesting twist to play the villain.


What is your take?
Posted June 29, 2013
even when I try to play "bad guy" I always end up taking the "good options". I just can't help it.
Posted June 29, 2013
I'm chaotic evil by nature, so yeah, I like playing the "bad guy".
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amok: even when I try to play "bad guy" I always end up taking the "good options". I just can't help it.
Pussy !
Post edited June 29, 2013 by Licurg
Posted June 29, 2013
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Licurg: I'm chaotic evil by nature, so yeah, I like playing the "bad guy".
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amok: even when I try to play "bad guy" I always end up taking the "good options". I just can't help it.
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Licurg: Pussy !
I tend to think "Good Natured" :)
Posted June 29, 2013
I'm lawful evil so even if the game forces you to be good I'm still bad >.<
My moral choices are always evil
Posted June 29, 2013
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amok: I tend to think "Good Natured" :)
Good natured, pussy, Sweden... Same thing :P
Posted June 29, 2013
Not always. But it can be fun at times like in Overlord, for example.
Posted June 29, 2013
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Licurg: I'm chaotic evil by nature, so yeah, I like playing the "bad guy".
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amok: even when I try to play "bad guy" I always end up taking the "good options". I just can't help it.
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Licurg: Pussy !
What is the difference between True Neutral and Chaotic Neutral and what are the concequences?

(I decided that if I play the D&D RPGs after Fallout 2, I choose either these 2 for my character)
Posted June 29, 2013
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amok: I tend to think "Good Natured" :)
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Licurg: Good natured, pussy, Sweden... Same thing :P
Who are you calling Swedish? Now that hurts.
Posted June 29, 2013
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Elmofongo: What is the difference between True Neutral and Chaotic Neutral and what are the concequences?

(I decided that if I play the D&D RPGs after Fallout 2, I choose either these 2 for my character)
I know the answer, but because I'm Chaotic Evil, I'm not gonna tell you ! :D
Posted June 29, 2013
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Licurg: I'm chaotic evil by nature, so yeah, I like playing the "bad guy".

Pussy !
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Elmofongo: What is the difference between True Neutral and Chaotic Neutral and what are the concequences?

(I decided that if I play the D&D RPGs after Fallout 2, I choose either these 2 for my character)
True Neutral is Apathy, Chaotic Neutral is Anarchy. I.e. "What happens happens" versus "I do whatever I want!".
Posted June 29, 2013
I can't really play a bad guy in a serious game. In games like Dungeon Keeper or Overlord it works, because there is so much humor involved, but actually doing evil things, where you can see the consequences makes me uncomfortable.
Posted June 29, 2013
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AFnord: I can't really play a bad guy in a serious game. In games like Dungeon Keeper or Overlord it works, because there is so much humor involved, but actually doing evil things, where you can see the consequences makes me uncomfortable.
Swedish...
Posted June 29, 2013
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AFnord: I can't really play a bad guy in a serious game. In games like Dungeon Keeper or Overlord it works, because there is so much humor involved, but actually doing evil things, where you can see the consequences makes me uncomfortable.
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Licurg: Swedish...
In other words, good guy. Unlike those Danes.
Posted June 29, 2013
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amok: even when I try to play "bad guy" I always end up taking the "good options". I just can't help it.
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