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2/20/2013 7:43:31 AM
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I do whatever happens to benefit my character the most at a given time. Sometimes I'm the good guy, sometimes I'm a complete asshole. In most rpgs with a measuring system I end up being completely neutral.
That being said, while I do end up being neutral, I tend to enjoy asshole dialog optipns.
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I'll take Fallout as an example. Finished the game multiple times, all of them as "good" (despite stealing, and other small crimes), and saved Megaton. After about an hour, I decided I'd kill everyone with a shotgun and drag all the corpses to the bomb in the middle, and have the town to myself. ...so I guess I'm neutral?
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Lol, I saved Megaton, but then ended up enslaving about half the populace of Rivet City, only to free them later when I broke those kids out of Paradise Falls. Got my money for freeing them, then sent them right back for more money from the gate guard. Apparently that makes me neutral.
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Me thinks the karma system is a bit messed up...
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Of course maximum profit dictates you enslave everyone in Megaton and then blow it up. Then free them and send them back to the crater for a net of neutral karma. Yeah....something seems a bit off....
