Are you evil or good?

[BoluBolu]

Can I become an evil in the outside but actually hero inside? (Like Alucard when in SoTN perhaps?)

I want to be like that.

 

[Omega Weapon]

Omega Neutral

 

[Chaos Avian]

I tend to be neutral chaos, or lawful evil most times. I can swing both ways mind you. When put into situations like that (apart from games) I find that it's less about good and evil and more about ideals. But more times than most I'm evil and/ or anti hero.

 

[Matseb2611]

Neutral Good and True Neutral are usually the morality regions where I belong, depending on the circumstance. Neutrality is not always about being apathetic and not caring. It can also mean that you don't wish to pick a side because neither side resonates with your morality the way that satisfies you, like perhaps both sides are too extreme and have some major drawbacks, or perhaps that there is an alternate path with a higher payoff that neither side seems to be aware of.

 

[kj3400]

My answer is all/none of the above.


I tend to just do whatever I feel like or what's convenient for me, regardless of what the consequences are, with not too many regrets. Now, I tend to err on the side of good, because I find being evil is a hassle, considering that I'm lazy. Otherwise I am neutral, which usually comes in handy for avoiding conflicts. Evil has its place too, cuz, come on, it's fun being a little cruel. That being said, I'm never entirely one of the other, which is why I can't pin it down to one side.


I took one of the many tests and found out I was chaotic neutral. The time before, I was chaotic good. So there's that.

 

[Psyker]

I've always played a Chaotic Neutral or Chaotic Evil character in D&D.  I've always felt the Chaotic alignments gave more freedom for roleplay (at least in my book) and could really test the limits of other players and dungeon masters also.

 

[EtphTheElephant]

I've always considered myself chaotic good. Don't know why.

 

[Kyuukon]

Between Neutral-Chaos

 

[Napdevil]

I prefer the evil path, but few games do it enough justice to be worth it; you're either a homicidal sociopath that kills innocents for no apparent reason, or you're a brain-dead thug that kills innocents for stupid reasons.

A typical "moral choice" in a game boils down to something like this:

NPC: Thank you for getting these eggs for my grandma! Here's some gold for your troubles.

Good Reply: Keep your gold. You need it more than I do. (+1 karma)

Neutral Reply: Ok. I'll be on my way then. (+0 karma)

Evil Reply: Screw you and your grandma! Give me all your stuff! (-1 karma)

I exaggerated, obviously, but you get the idea. That's not evil in my opinion, that's just being a moron. I want to be manipulative and calculating. I want to do despicable things for reasons that make SENSE. I want to be an intelligent, selfish bastard that uses people as tools; I DON'T want to be a nutcase that hurts people arbitrarily.

There are exceptional games that get it right, but they're few and far between.

 

[Ruby]

What would you guys say I am?

 

[Dalph]

What would you guys say I am?

Chaotic Evil? I don't know your personality though, so I'm just guessing here. :'D

Ruby is one of the four most precious gemstones and it's red, red is the color of blood, danger and sexuality...and the red flag has been the symbolic color of revolution. So it makes sense (in a way) for you to be Chaotic Evil, but again I don't know your personality to prove this theory, ahahah.

 

[Ruby]

I am probably one of the most sweet, and kind people I know. Until you piss me off. I would probably say (personally) that I am Chaotic Good.

 

[Alexander Amnell]

I am probably one of the most sweet, and kind people I know. Until you piss me off.

That caveat speaks volumes, sweet yet threatening volumes.

If were going by d &d alignments now I'd probably be chaotic neutral but with a tendency to weigh heavier toward the good choices than evil, just not arbitrarily. So inbetween good and neutral I guess.

 

[Marrend]

I'm probably Neutral Good. In the games that I play that allow for multipule alignment paths, I tend toward the "good" path. Though, I've sometimes re-played games to see what the "evil" path has in store. Not lately, though.

 

[crimcrim]

humans are nothing but pawns to be used to further my own gains......what do you think i am....

 

[BoluBolu]

humans are nothing but pawns to be used to further my own gains......what do you think i am....

You're a bad guy, or you're not a human maybe? Like a bad dracula or such?

 

[Marrend]

humans are nothing but pawns to be used to further my own gains......what do you think i am....

You cannot be Chaotic. Chaotic entities act on impluse alone. That you have plans to execute suggets that tend toward the Lawful side of that spectrum. You cannot be Good. Good entities act for the betterment of as many people as possible. Your use of people to futher self-centered goals would suggest a more Evil approach.


So, Lawful Evil.

 

[Arin]

Chaotic Neutral.

One of the many reasons I change my avatar so dayum much.

 

[Diretooth]

I tend to play good because being good feels good. I'd rather spend time through a lengthy quest to help someone in need instead of just killing them for what I need. Pragmatism isn't always the best, and can be boring.

 

[Imploded Tomato]

I will go out of my way to help someone in real life but in a video game, I tend to be chaotic neutral as I'm not trying to be good or evil, but a bit of both depending on what's going on in the game's story.