[ SECRET POST #5968 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5968 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Shadow and Bone]



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[Soul Sacrifice]



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[Spy x Family]



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Comments

[fscom]

01. https://i.imgur.com/FAcznYl.jpg

[feotakahari]

You’re not missing much.

[randomdrops]

I don't know what game this is, but this is me in every game.

[(Anonymous)]

lol +1

I just feel bad! I'm too much of a goody two-shoes! Even when I try to go evil I end up making tons of nice choices!

[(Anonymous)]

See, I think the problem is that in video games, there is a very narrow range of what they consider evil. Don't murder people you just beat bloody if they beg you for their life? Must be good. Don't abandon starving orphans to their fate? Must be good. And there's very little incentive to do even the few, awkward things they are setting up that you could do.

If the situation were that simple in reality, I think evil would be extremely rare here, and no one would ever worry about whether they might be evil at all. The game developers just haven't developed the premise adequately.

But, as things stand, evil runs take a great deal of self-discipline. Ironically enough.

[(Anonymous)]

IT's the first Bioshock! and also, same.

+1

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I've tried to be evil in a game, I've only become a tsundere hero at the very worst. I don't have the heart to harm fictional people deliberately.

I've modded Skyrim to either let me be a good guy, or skip quests where I have to be a bad guy.

[(Anonymous)]

Me too, same thing for Bioshock 2. I choose to kill the first one, immediately regret it, then reload/restart lol

[(Anonymous)]

Baby Brent Spiner?

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This is me with Mass Effect.
"Imma be Renegad- OH NO GARRUS DIDN'T LIKE THAT!"

[(Anonymous)]

But you do still take THAT one renegade prompt in ME3, right?

[(Anonymous)]

"Maybe I should play the Renegade Mode in Mass Effect-" Nope, still don't do that.

"Maybe I should try out the No Mercy route in Undertale-" Nope, because I would feel TERRIBLE.

"Maybe I should-" Nope, I'm always going to strive for the Good/Heroic path.

Yeah, same.

[(Anonymous)]

See, good in video games is what happens with zero effort. The whole game is geared towards that path. Evil in video games is how things go if you work at it every step of the way. Can we kill? KILL. Does it burn? BURN. It's a very straitlaced, "card-carrying villain" mindset you're aiming for. And you must be very consistent about it.

I love villains, and I love playing villains in flexible settings like theater improv. But video games are extremely constrained, by comparison. Depressingly so.

[(Anonymous)]

My first playthrough I ate the little sisters. I'm not doing that again