Posted September 12, 2016
I do a non-lethal run here and there, but since in every game I have tried to kill everyone on sight at least once, I should say no.
javihyuga
Overly Happy 8=D
Registered: Jun 2011
From Spain
StationaryNomad
Truckin' Along
Registered: Mar 2015
From United States
Posted September 12, 2016
I tired that hardest difficulty once on the 1st level and kept losing over and over and over at the exact same spot. I'd blackjack a guy, move him back out of the light, put him down, and lose.
I did this half a dozen times, going nuts, unable to figure out what the hell I was doing wrong. Eventually I took a step back and realized I kept setting him back down in a puddle and he kept drowning. ;P
Magnitus
Born Idealist
Registered: Mar 2011
From Canada
Posted September 12, 2016
Really depends on the type of game.
I tend to play RPG/adventure games where your character is a blank slate and they let you chose your moral compass as a NG warrior, not using violence as a first resort, but not shying away from it either.
In RPG/adventure games where the character has at least a somewhat defined personality, I tend to play as I feel the character would.
In any game where your character is evil or in action games, I tend to be a total psycho. In particular, in any game where I wield a light saber and force powers, my moral compass completely goes out the window. Same if you put me on a race track with a car. I will drive you off a cliff if I get the chance and laugh like a maniac as I'm doing it.
In most strategy/god games, I tend to play as a cold pragmatist, taking whichever direction is most expedient to my goal.
I tend to play RPG/adventure games where your character is a blank slate and they let you chose your moral compass as a NG warrior, not using violence as a first resort, but not shying away from it either.
In RPG/adventure games where the character has at least a somewhat defined personality, I tend to play as I feel the character would.
In any game where your character is evil or in action games, I tend to be a total psycho. In particular, in any game where I wield a light saber and force powers, my moral compass completely goes out the window. Same if you put me on a race track with a car. I will drive you off a cliff if I get the chance and laugh like a maniac as I'm doing it.
In most strategy/god games, I tend to play as a cold pragmatist, taking whichever direction is most expedient to my goal.
Post edited September 12, 2016 by Magnitus
Zero_Yielding
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Registered: Sep 2012
From British Virgin Islands
Posted September 12, 2016
BUT BACK ON TOPIC.
The more passive you are the higher you score in The Thief games, but those higher levels make it a super pain in the ass! :P