[ SECRET POST #4525 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4525 ⌋

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Comments

[thewakokid]

Same. If I am playing a character, I feel compelled to play a good character, or as good as I am able to given the choices available.

Like Dishonored. I make some pretty evil choices but that's because I want to be playing a version of Corvo who is trying to limit the needless death.

[fishnchips]

The funny thing about Dishonored was that in some missions, killing the target would have been kinder. Like, it's the GOOD choice to go handing the unconscious lady whose only mistake it was to date the wrong politician over to her insane obsessive stalker to presumably be kept as a sex slave for the rest of her life? Seriously?

[(Anonymous)]

There's a reason the morality scale in Dishonored is based on chaos, not on good vs evil. And a reason you can still get the best ending if you kill only your mission targets - 0 kills gives you an achievement, that's all.

[fishnchips]

That is true. At the same time, calling that achievement "clean hands" may have been a bit misleading. But it's true that nonlethal is not necessarily portrayed as the good version - at least not for every main target.