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KiNgBrAdLeY7: Then i win the title of the most evil gamer. Nothing compares to a mass scale genocide of an entire gaming world.
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Sorry to break it to you, a quick death, or basically killing everyone isn't the worst thing to do.
Slow death, letting some survivors despair, even better, making them feel guilty, now that's the kind of evil that's my league.
And again, it depends if it is scripted, if it's meant to be done, or if you just stumbled by it, and walked the extra mile to be evil.

How much effort did I take to be evil, what did you gain from it?

Researching the stellar converter in Master of Orion II to obliterate an entire Planet (A classic by the way) is evil.

But after researching the stellar converter outfitting a bomber squad with viral and biological bombs eradicating every single lifeform on that planet, slowly, perpetually, bomb by bomb, while their defence fleet just has to watch. Only for the reason that you want to show off and or because you are bored and you like the sound of the bombs dropping on the surface is another level of evil.

Now in Master of Orion II I normally use the stellar converter on toxic planets or those that are medium size or smaller as long as they have a hospitable planet in orbit so I can reform an artificial planet from the debris (which will be large so more colonists for me).
I do bomb the rest into oblivion because I like the sound, but I leave one system of the enemy race alive. My own race normally has telepathic abilities so I mind control and "farm" their ships when they grew bold enough to attack me, selling them for scraps or sending them at their own kin. Maybe they see how futile this is and when ask to vote for a galactic president the elect me to end the conflict but most of the time I simply abstain.
Sometimes I deliberately chose the other candidate and vote for him, making him president, why? Only so I can defy the outcome. After that every other race has to declare war on me and I can revel in the thought that they are just disillusioned or maybe just are forced to attack even though they know it will be futile.
Post edited February 21, 2015 by Khadgar42
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snowkatt: there are mods to make everything killable in oblivion
I believe it's just a switch you can set to 'false' in .ini file, even
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KiNgBrAdLeY7: Then i win the title of the most evil gamer. Nothing compares to a mass scale genocide of an entire gaming world.
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Khadgar42: Sorry to break it to you, a quick death, or basically killing everyone isn't the worst thing to do.
Slow death, letting some survivors despair, even better, making them feel guilty, now that's the kind of evil that's my league.
And again, it depends if it is scripted, if it's meant to be done, or if you just stumbled by it, and walked the extra mile to be evil.

How much effort did I take to be evil, what did you gain from it?

Researching the stellar converter in Master of Orion II to obliterate an entire Planet (A classic by the way) is evil.

But after researching the stellar converter outfitting a bomber squad with viral and biological bombs eradicating every single lifeform on that planet, slowly, perpetually, bomb by bomb, while their defence fleet just has to watch. Only for the reason that you want to show off and or because you are bored and you like the sound of the bombs dropping on the surface is another level of evil.

Now in Master of Orion II I normally use the stellar converter on toxic planets or those that are medium size or smaller as long as they have a hospitable planet in orbit so I can reform an artificial planet from the debris (which will be large so more colonists for me).
I do bomb the rest into oblivion because I like the sound, but I leave one system of the enemy race alive. My own race normally has telepathic abilities so I mind control and "farm" their ships when they grew bold enough to attack me, selling them for scraps or sending them at their own kin. Maybe they see how futile this is and when ask to vote for a galactic president the elect me to end the conflict but most of the time I simply abstain.
Sometimes I deliberately chose the other candidate and vote for him, making him president, why? Only so I can defy the outcome. After that every other race has to declare war on me and I can revel in the thought that they are just disillusioned or maybe just are forced to attack even though they know it will be futile.
Can I be your therapist? I think you need to open up a bit :)
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Khadgar42: Sorry to break it to you, a quick death, or basically killing everyone isn't the worst thing to do.
Slow death, letting some survivors despair, even better, making them feel guilty, now that's the kind of evil that's my league.
And again, it depends if it is scripted, if it's meant to be done, or if you just stumbled by it, and walked the extra mile to be evil.

How much effort did I take to be evil, what did you gain from it?

Researching the stellar converter in Master of Orion II to obliterate an entire Planet (A classic by the way) is evil.

But after researching the stellar converter outfitting a bomber squad with viral and biological bombs eradicating every single lifeform on that planet, slowly, perpetually, bomb by bomb, while their defence fleet just has to watch. Only for the reason that you want to show off and or because you are bored and you like the sound of the bombs dropping on the surface is another level of evil.

Now in Master of Orion II I normally use the stellar converter on toxic planets or those that are medium size or smaller as long as they have a hospitable planet in orbit so I can reform an artificial planet from the debris (which will be large so more colonists for me).
I do bomb the rest into oblivion because I like the sound, but I leave one system of the enemy race alive. My own race normally has telepathic abilities so I mind control and "farm" their ships when they grew bold enough to attack me, selling them for scraps or sending them at their own kin. Maybe they see how futile this is and when ask to vote for a galactic president the elect me to end the conflict but most of the time I simply abstain.
Sometimes I deliberately chose the other candidate and vote for him, making him president, why? Only so I can defy the outcome. After that every other race has to declare war on me and I can revel in the thought that they are just disillusioned or maybe just are forced to attack even though they know it will be futile.
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pigdog: Can I be your therapist? I think you need to open up a bit :)
No doc, i am not mad! I only think that i am being a pirate!
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monkeydelarge: I seriously hope that is how your evil character in Skyrim thinks and not how you think in real life...

This post is hilarious. How the hell do you accidentally commit genocide?

If you are talking about me. I'm not sick. In fact, I'm the opposite of sick. I'm feeling very good. *smiles*
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tinyE: I know it's not you. XD You may not like me but you are upfront and honest.
Monkeys like to attack people directly. It's the monkey way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA3_Ty3U29I
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pigdog: [...]
Can I be your therapist? I think you need to open up a bit :)
If you want to meet and cure my psychotic misandric genocidical sociopath alter ego I slip into while I play computer games you are welcome to try. I never shy away from cooperative multiplayer matches and helpful advices.
Maybe I can hook you up with this Steam Stream Play -thingy or join some multiplayer-games with me.
Just get in touch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGlTpj83DfE

We commit so many murders in computer games that our moral compass almost finds it boring, which is why I’m not even going to bother mentioning something like digital genocide. So let’s kick this up a notch and make you wish we hadn’t.

In Knights of the Old Republic 2 I got Visas to sacrifice herself for me. She lay on the ground begging me not to leave her and I walked away coldly. She desperately called out as my uncaring footsteps echoed off into the distance.

In Fallout 2’s Vault City I raped a woman in a tent while her kid was playing just outside. Then I took the kid’s stuffed doll and proceeded to rip it into pieces and laugh at him. Please give me a Fallout sequel where the kid grows up and gets revenge on this asshole (me).
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markrichardb: [...] Please give me a Fallout sequel where the kid grows up and gets revenge on this asshole (me).
I second that.
Being evil is more interesting when you have to face the consequences eventually.
Didn't Fable tried to do that and failed again somehow?
I decided to try out the Armageddon spell in Ultima VII...