I typically always take the good path in games. This time around I decided to go pure evil. I pretty much look for any chance to cause pain or slaughter people. Only downside is that my companion often does not like when I make these choices. Also interesting that your appearance does change over time.
Didn't know that happened.
I find it interesting how in some of the quest sequences, I'm really thinking about which answer/response I should click on. Some are obvious when you see the Good/Evil indicator light up when you mouse over it, but I'm always worried about a negative response from the companion. At least, I can gain approval again by showering him/her with gifts.
Didn't know that happened.
I find it interesting how in some of the quest sequences, I'm really thinking about which answer/response I should click on. Some are obvious when you see the Good/Evil indicator light up when you mouse over it, but I'm always worried about a negative response from the companion. At least, I can gain approval again by showering him/her with gifts.
I typically always take the good path in games. This time around I decided to go pure evil. I pretty much look for any chance to cause pain or slaughter people. Only downside is that my companion often does not like when I make these choices. Also interesting that your appearance does change over time.
Yeah, I agonize over some of those decisions, concerned about whether my companion will approve or not. Of course when I was macking Sergeant Jaxo I didn't care that my companion disapproved, she was irresistible!
KT
Lawful Neutral
Lawful Neutral is called the "Judge" or "Disciplined" alignment. A Lawful Neutral character typically believes strongly in Lawful concepts such as honor, order, rules and tradition, and often follows a personal code. A Lawful Neutral society would typically enforce strict laws to maintain social order, and place a high value on traditions and historical precedent. Examples of Lawful Neutral characters might include a soldier who always follows orders, a judge or enforcer that adheres mercilessly to the word of the law, and a disciplined monk.
Characters of this alignment are neutral with regard to good and evil. This does not mean that Lawful Neutral characters are amoral or immoral, or do not have a moral compass, but simply that their moral considerations come a distant second to what their code, tradition, or law dictates. They typically have a strong ethical code, but it is primarily guided by their system of belief, not by a commitment to good or evil.
James Bond, Odysseus, and Sanjuro from Yojimbo are considered by Complete Scoundrel as Lawful Neutral.[7] Three exemplars of Lawful Neutral outsiders exist. These are the Formians, the Inevitables and the Modrons.
this game is exquisitely violent and evil. i don't feel very detached from it because the storytelling is the best yet.
hint for my fellow evil-doers: if you have the chance to kill the last of something, and you don't because they promised you power or something, wrong answer. you get tainted with light points and no extra power
don't let other thoughts cloud your mind. they only serve to keep you from your goal. keep the faith![]()
If you mouse over the choices or if you go into options to can make it so it tells you which choice gives you dark or light points.
interesting that you can't persuade your companion to go along with your dark side.
Not in this case. See for example http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=77077
My girlfriend is the same way. She feels bad about doing some dark side things, so she doesn't do any.
Not me! I've done horrible, horrible things to people. Ya gotta be in the Star Wars mindset: even if someone is functionally the same overall humanoid as you, if they can't best you in a fight they are lesser beings who deserve fewer rights![]()
I've heard there's a bug where pvp flagged enemies can be hit by your AoEs, causing you to be flagged so they can kill you.
I had another bad day today was a long 2 hour grind quest doing a mission and one of the NPC bosses killed me on Hoth,that was to be expected as the other players had already killed him as a group and left so I had nobody to group with,even worst on the way to the mission point I was fighting a normal NPC mob when 3 sith PvP flagged players somehow got me flagged for PvP?...I thought wtf all I was trying to do was my quest and not even PvP flagged (on a PvE server btw)until they somehow got me PvP flagged plus they were 3 levels above me as well,anyway it was enough that I've quitted TOR for good never going back.
I tried hard to get into this game but in the end the game/frustration etc beat me.
Too much frustration and other things for me to even think about paying for this game.
Back to EQ2 and Skyrim for me, this is my last post in this thread.
I had another bad day today was a long 2 hour grind quest doing a mission and one of the NPC bosses killed me on Hoth,that was to be expected as the other players had already killed him as a group and left so I had nobody to group with,even worst on the way to the mission point I was fighting a normal NPC mob when 3 sith PvP flagged players somehow got me flagged for PvP?...I thought wtf all I was trying to do was my quest and not even PvP flagged (on a PvE server btw)until they somehow got me PvP flagged plus they were 3 levels above me as well,anyway it was enough that I've quitted TOR for good never going back.
I tried hard to get into this game but in the end the game/frustration etc beat me.
Too much frustration and other things for me to even think about paying for this game.
Back to EQ2 and Skyrim for me, this is my last post in this thread.
I had another bad day today was a long 2 hour grind quest doing a mission and one of the NPC bosses killed me on Hoth,that was to be expected as the other players had already killed him as a group and left so I had nobody to group with,even worst on the way to the mission point I was fighting a normal NPC mob when 3 sith PvP flagged players somehow got me flagged for PvP?...I thought wtf all I was trying to do was my quest and not even PvP flagged (on a PvE server btw)until they somehow got me PvP flagged plus they were 3 levels above me as well,anyway it was enough that I've quitted TOR for good never going back.
I tried hard to get into this game but in the end the game/frustration etc beat me.
Too much frustration and other things for me to even think about paying for this game.
Back to EQ2 and Skyrim for me, this is my last post in this thread.
SWTOR is not a game one can just breeze through. I was having quite a time with my level 34 Sorc until I learned how to play properly. Players cannot go spam only dps abilities and expect success. Also, keeping the companions geared up is very important.
Keeping your companions geared is very important. However, on my marauder my level 40 top tier talent is so good that All I really spam is it plus one or two others when necessary...
