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#201
mopotter

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good or neutral. I never play evil, Just can't be mean to characters if they aren't evil to me. I like making choices that feel right to me.

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Inside_Joke

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Ah ha ...



Here comes Hawke with his sword on a stick,

He could be a nice guy, he could be a d**k.



Ahem, anywho, I'll probably play good. I always do *because Dragon Age has a way of making me feel bad for abusing NPCs. :/ *






#203
NKKKK

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I usually like making evil girls, cause they're more politically correct and hot.

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Face of Evil

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I love playing villains, as my name might indicate, but when I'm in the role of the Protagonist, I play the hero.

Modifié par Face of Evil, 24 septembre 2010 - 02:14 .


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Blastback

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Yup, still a goody two shoes.

#206
falconlord5

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First playthrough: evil.



Second playthrough: good.

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Werewolf2010

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:innocent: I always end up being a nice guy, I can't help it...yeah...even when I'm deliberately trying to be bad in a videogame. It kind of makes getting achievements hard sometimes.:mellow:

Modifié par Werewolf2010, 24 septembre 2010 - 02:40 .


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Blastback

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Werewolf2010 wrote...

:innocent: I always end up being a nice guy, I can't help it...yeah...even when I'm deliberately trying to be bad in a videogame. It kind of makes getting achievements hard sometimes.:mellow:

Same problem.  Supid concience. 

Unless it's the Sims, then I traped people inside with nothing fun but a firework launcher and let nature take its course.:devil:

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ErichHartmann

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Blastback wrote...

Werewolf2010 wrote...

:innocent: I always end up being a nice guy, I can't help it...yeah...even when I'm deliberately trying to be bad in a videogame. It kind of makes getting achievements hard sometimes.:mellow:

Same problem.  Supid concience. 

Unless it's the Sims, then I traped people inside with nothing fun but a firework launcher and let nature take its course.:devil:


LOL, encouraging Sims to die is not evil.  Simply natural selection at work. ;)

#210
Yaskaleh

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I played my dalish warden as a person ruled by a strict code of honour. Who sadly changes his views over the game as he comes to the conclusion that some things have to be done however horrible they might seem.
Like making Bhelen king. He murders his opponent, he's a ruthless, power-hungry brother-murderer. But he's also the best of all candidates to do what's best for the dwarven people as he brings prosperity and victories in the deeproads.
My warden learns that sometimes you have to crack some eggs to make an omelet.

My Hawke will be ruthless. He will view the current world order as deeply flawed and feels the need to sow chaos and disorder around so that it can be remade. He laso loathes his own people, humanity. They're the root of all evil which plagues Thedas and someone has to do what's needed, otherwise the humans will bring the end of the native peoples of Thedas.
The Qunari my hawke will crush without mercy.

Modifié par Yaskaleh, 24 septembre 2010 - 07:34 .


#211
SleepyWerewolf

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I usually play the role of the reluctant hero of sorts. My Cousland never really wanted to be a Warden or to be famous or everything; it just kind of happened. Still he obeyed what (he thought) was right and honorful (is that a word?). By the end of the game, he had become slightly more hardened and a better leader, this time willingly.



For Hawke I'm probably gonna go a similar route, except maybe a little more willing to take on responsibility in the beginning.

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vshorty2194 wrote...
 
For Hawke I'm probably gonna go a similar route, except maybe a little more willing to take on responsibility in the beginning.


If Hawke is the oldest Sibling then they have the responsibility of looking out for the rest of the family and when they arrive in Kirkwall so be good start :)

#213
Bamsemisbruker

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Im like dumbledore "for the greater good" ;)

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tw3301

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I usually play through the first time making decisions that I would make... then go evil or good the next time. I do however seem to do things that advance my personal goals with little regard for what the consequences to others will be. For example my first DA: Origins play through I killed Connor because it was easiest and sided with branka so I could have golems, but I also sided with the mages and talked Zathrian into freeing the werewolves. Mixed bag.

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Lintanis

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 Might have to be bit evil towards the templars :P

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Champion1

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I always role-play as my own personality mixed with the character's backstory, so I usually just pick whatever choice feels right to me. Depends on the situation too: sometimes I'm evil if there's just no way I could see my character letting something slide, but usually I tend to land on the good side.

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My first Hawke: Female, mage "chaotic good" (already stated in an earlier post ^^)

My second playthrough: Male, rogue, "chaotic neutral"
Staying in character during my second playthrough will probably be tough as I tend to feel very guilty when I play a total a**. I would really love to play an evil character, since they fascinate me, but every time I attempt to play one, I fail horrible Image IPB.

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marshalleck

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It's probably not so much that you fail, as it is a failure on behalf of the writers to differentiate the 'evil' player character from a mindless, petty thug.

Lawful good Paladins always fare better in Bioware games.

Modifié par marshalleck, 28 septembre 2010 - 10:48 .


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Sylvius the Mad

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I deny that good and evil are meaningful concepts.

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marshalleck

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Sylvius the Mad wrote...

I deny that good and evil are meaningful concepts.

Yes, great. Very deep.

#221
Jademoon121

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Goody two shoes all the way.

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silentassassin264

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I always play as a selfish ******. Depending on the game it may be seen as good or evil. In Jade Empire, I became a God Queen because I could be a benevolent almighty tyrant like Bhelen but I of course gained a lot. In DA, I generally picked the title and all its riches boon because I feel I deserved it after saving everyone. Saving the world was good (although you really have no choice) but I most certainly made sure I got something for it.



I usually do not pick sadistically evil choices just for lulz except in my "for the evulz" run.

#223
SgtElias

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DaerogTheDhampir wrote...

Ya, I actually find evil to be boring. I always/usually play good. I have yet to slaughter the mages, recruit the werewolves, kill Connor or his mom, or save the anvil. I've played DA:O 5+ times, too. I doubt I'll ever get those achievements.


I made my husband get all the "evil" achievements for me, sad as that is.

And I, also, find that playing an evil character is less interesting. I would have a hard time identifying with my own character, because I could never (well, hardly ever) make decisions I thought were immoral.

Also, I always sorta felt like I was sort of "jumping on the bandwagon," as it were, because I feel a lot of people play evil characters just because it's "cool." "Oh, I'm so cool, my character is eeeeevil."

That's not to say that I don't make renegade decisions from time to time (punched any reporters lately?). But overall, I prefer the gentler way. ;)

Of course, that's one of the wonderful things about Bioware games. Think I'm full of crap? Make a badass!

To each their own, I suppose. :D

#224
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What is Good? What is Evil? These are questions that have been asked many times, and every time you get a different answer of varying complexity.



I do as I will, and what I will changes from from minute to minute. Whatever feels right or best or most advantageous... whatever. I help people who don't bother me, destroy those who do. I trek through this great chaos called existence, with all it's wonderfully chaotic order and orderly chaos. What is anything, for that matter? What determines the value of a thing? Invariably, I must look to within. And within cares very little for silly philosophical concepts, burdensome altruism, or meaningless cruelty.



Flow like water around rocks, like wind through the trees. Let existence, desire, need, want, love, hatred... let it all just do as it must, go where it wills, and pass from a single moment to a single moment, always fleeting, yet somehow eternal.



*insert more of whatever you think I'm talking about here*

#225
Lotion Soronarr

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I shall be a paragon of virtue. The Clensing Light that shall drive away the Darkness...within reason.