Veruin wrote...
Br3ad wrote...
Heard it here first folks. If you don't want to kill your own mother or watch her die, you're a hero and you don't exist.
So David was a figment of our imaginiations? Are we all crazy?
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Chaotic Neutral was my favoritedreamgazer wrote...
I miss the days of alignments in role-playing.
Nope I understood that and disagreed. Your examples of how you know how I think is what I don't understand. Tell me more about myself, oh wise one.TheKomandorShepard wrote...
Br3ad wrote...
What I'm thinking is that I don't understand half of what you're saying, and that the other half is complete, nonsensical, cynical flibbertigibbet.
That would explain a lot... if you can't understand half of that what im saying how do you know what im saying? Like it or not but humans proved that when they aren't restrained (laws or other consequences) true nature comes out to have fun...
And there will be people who don't act the way you are describing, because guess what? That's right, everyone doesn't act, think, or behave the same. Isn't that amazing? Like can you believe there are some legitimedly unpsychotic people outthere?As i said there will be peoples who will deny that and won't accept truth and point wasn't about killing only about cruelty but eventually without restrains you would reach that point...
Modifié par Br3ad, 12 février 2014 - 07:33 .
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watVeruin wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
wat
TKS is too lazy to learn english and google translates everything. Sums up why his grammar is generally trash.
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Ghost Lightning wrote...
Idk you tell me
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RedArmyShogun wrote...
Son, have you never heard of Prisons and mass murders? Most people are too cowardly to kill. So were you born stupid, or did you work at it?
Maybe its just me, but I think you have some issues and inner demons ro workout, it is you that wants to kill. Go, build a bomb my son, teach this world that the strong control the weak and rain glorious salvation of death upon them, you have the blessing of he who watches us all.
Darn it, simfamSP! I wanted to be the one to bring Code Geass into this!simfamSP wrote...
RedArmyShogun wrote...
Son, have you never heard of Prisons and mass murders? Most people are too cowardly to kill. So were you born stupid, or did you work at it?
Maybe its just me, but I think you have some issues and inner demons ro workout, it is you that wants to kill. Go, build a bomb my son, teach this world that the strong control the weak and rain glorious salvation of death upon them, you have the blessing of he who watches us all.
I finally figured out who you are...
Br3ad wrote...
And there will be people who don't act the way you are describing, because guess what? That's right, everyone doesn't act, think, or behave the same. Isn't that amazing? Like can you believe there are some legitimedly unpsychotic people outthere?
You obviously don't know enough about humans. Children are raised to follow certain guidelines from irth. If given the chance, few would stray from these. You've only shown that you really know nothing of people or their true nature. People don't live in the vacuum you've imagined them in.TheKomandorShepard wrote...
Br3ad wrote...
And there will be people who don't act the way you are describing, because guess what? That's right, everyone doesn't act, think, or behave the same. Isn't that amazing? Like can you believe there are some legitimedly unpsychotic people outthere?
It is not how do you think i know i know how human function and it isn't even something complicated simple when something hits you you say "ouch" (take your pick) every human have certain desires and in some ways we are are the same even if characters are different every play own role in society and society have standards that you have to follow or you will be in some way punished.As i said there is very good reason behind laws is to make peoples fear consequences...
Like it or not as i said without restrictions peoples show their true nature...
I guess I can try to find a character to represent TKS, but nobody even in Code Geass was that extreme.simfamSP wrote...
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Br3ad wrote...
You obviously don't know enough about humans. Children are raised to follow certain guidelines from irth. If given the chance, few would stray from these. You've only shown that you really know nothing of people or their true nature. People don't live in the vacuum you've imagined them in.
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Neofelis Nebulosa wrote...
It's the consequence of freedom of choice.
If I have the ability to be the good samaritan and help everyone for a paragon playthrough, it's only natural that I want to experience the opposite too. It has nothing to do with being a good guy, or being a psychopath, it has to do with enjoying the game's facets.
I play games with choices like that usually threefold at least: The initial playthrough where I do what I'd do based on my morals, then a playthrough where I am strictly adhering to the "good" morals (and forcing myself to play with those consequences for being good) and finally a playthough where I am strictly adhering to the "bad/ruthless" morals.
It's roleplaying, nothing more, nothing less.
I would in fact question people why they don't do it? For example there's a heap of players in the Mass Effect franchise who always, ALWAYS play paragon. As in never played a renegade Shepard. That of course means they miss on quite a sizeable portion of the game's content for limiting themselves to one perspective.
I prefer to see ALL perspectives and if that means I have to play like a homocidal psychopath, I'll do so. Nevermind that being simply evil for evul's sake can be quite enjoyable, being able to just doom everything for no reason other than you can is quite a riveting experience for me personally, mostly because evil characters tend to be a bit more spectacular than good characters, or simply because the polar opposite to what they pose compared to an everyday man's morals feel so unique because it is quite real a completely new experience for people who aren't evil beings. It's a thrill ride.
Modifié par Starsyn, 12 février 2014 - 08:03 .
Hence why I said your philosophy, not you personally, were represeted by Light Yagami. Saying you are similar to Light is an insult to Light.TheKomandorShepard wrote...
Lol oh irony light yagami was nice guy before he got note
what is my point
me and kira nah he was in twisted way idealist and wanted change world but as i said that was first desire after geting power afeter some time he went i will kill peoples that are obstacles on my way...
Would i use death note yep i can't denay that (everyone would) but i wouldn't even bother with excuses like light most would just start (for greater good like light)...
Modifié par LDS Darth Revan, 12 février 2014 - 08:06 .
LDS Darth Revan wrote...
Hence why I said your philosophy, not you personally, were represeted by Light Yagami. Saying you are similar to Light is an insult to Light.
durasteel wrote...
I’ve noticed in many threads that many of you sometimes, often, or routinely play your characters (Warden, Hawke) as psychopaths. I’m not saying that to be pejorative or judgmental, I mean it literally—you take the character’s behavior as far to that extreme as possible, seeking to kill as many companions and NPCs as the game will allow, to sow as much virtual discord and misery in the game world as the code permits.
I don’t get it. That’s not to say that “you’re wrong” or to judge your play-style, I mean in all honesty that I just cannot relate to that desire. I fall near the opposite end of the spectrum. I’ll replay the game until everyone (that I like) survives, peace is achieved between nations, families are reunited, and unicorns munch the clover under a rainbow sky. My motivation, I think, is pretty simple—I can’t fix everything in the real world. My clients often have to settle for less than what they think is fair, my friends and family often get less than what they deserve, and life is, generally speaking, life. An RPG provides a set of problems, all of which have a “best answer” and a resolution which, even if not perfect, is as good as the game is programmed to allow. There is a certainty in an RPG that the real world never offers, with no need to second guess yourself. If you discover that a better outcome is possible, you can always replay the game until you get it “just right” at the end.
So… that’s my RPG motivation, the itch that a good RPG helps me to scratch. My honest question is: what is the motivation and appeal for role-playing a psychopath?
I usually just play as psychopaths in video games for the laughs, but I just figured out what makes them so amusing. It's the way the way the whole world stretches to accomodate you. Whenever the murder knife comes out in Dragon Age, more than half the amusment comes from the half hearted scoldings you get from your companions. It's like at some level they know that your character is a complete monster and can't stand to be around them, but at the same time they know that you're the main character and that they need to put up with your antics to advance the story. What makes it so fun to kill as many people as you can in an RPG is watching plot critical characters straining to tolerate you.durasteel wrote...
I’ve noticed in many threads that many of you sometimes, often, or routinely play your characters (Warden, Hawke) as psychopaths. I’m not saying that to be pejorative or judgmental, I mean it literally—you take the character’s behavior as far to that extreme as possible, seeking to kill as many companions and NPCs as the game will allow, to sow as much virtual discord and misery in the game world as the code permits.
So… that’s my RPG motivation, the itch that a good RPG helps me to scratch. My honest question is: what is the motivation and appeal for role-playing a psychopath?
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