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The only problem I have (and this applies to RPGs in general) is playing an 'evil' character, which is only partly because I'm nice in real life. The best I usually manage is stealing a bit and ending up as morally neutral but usually ending up as good. To me, the rewards for doing something bad don't usually feel worthwhile and more like you're deliberately being an arsehole, like stealing things you don't need and can't carry. To gain XP you agree to help a good character do something and end up having to kill a lot of the bad ones to do it. Those bad guys never want to trade with you and always want to kill you. I vaguely remember an article on here where they'd played Fallout 3 and tried to kill everyone, but it got very difficult to find supplies and ammo. |
#11109827, By iancognito Fallout 4
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