Game has moral system

>game has moral system
>good path is rewarded

>game has moral system
>good path is rewarded with XP
>bad path is rewarded with gold\gear

>game has good path
>not directly compensated or awarded
>game has evil path
>directly gain a reward of monetary compensation, gear or character power

>game has a moral system
>get punished if you have reasonable center morals

>Game has honor system
>Your enemies have no honor

>game tricks you into taking the evil path

Remember when Worf was crushed by boxes and became paralyzed? Good times.

>game has a moral system
>it's 100% good and evil choices with not a single thought put in other than "do you want to murder everyone"

If a game has a "system" for morality, it's not going to be good, the best system is just having your choices effect the story not labeling them with good and evil points

They were actually plastic drums. I just watched the episode a week ago.

Same thing

what? why? dont you need both?

>allow your paladin group leader to decline rewards for XP
>send him off screen while the rogues take the rewards from the quest giver's corpse

Clearly not, mong.

>game has honor system
>honor does and means nothing
>honor is just an arbitrary score that means nothing to anyone

>Bad choice gives you strongest weapon in game
>There's no one left to use it on worthwhile

>game has moral system
>good path is harder with less rewards
>evil path is easier with better rewards, gear and XP.

I've never watched Star trek but I enjoy hearing stories about it.

name one (uno) game that does this

original fable, not really, but if you go full evil you get a good sword, so meh.

i dont remember fable having better rewards for being evil or making the game easier

also this guy already posted about fable

>bad path is easy mode because you take money for everything you do, just kill everyone between you and your goal and steal everything instead of buying it or obtaining it through fair means
>good path is hard mode because you refuse to take payment for good deeds, spend money/items on those in need ans do everything the legal way

yeah that's what I meant, the sword when you kill your imouto, if you played the lost chapters though, you'll get to use it.

Which game? I haven't played a game where the bad path is easier yet.

>True end that has everyone happy and the main villain actually killed off for good is hidden behind some non obvious choices you have to make in combat and previous routes and starts with a hard boss rush before you can even get consumables
God damn it WOTS4. Still that fucking unarmed fight was actual bullshit fuck grinding unarmed.

>he thinks being a centrist is moral

>Roleplaying an evil character
>Pretend that I want to join some good organization
>Suddenly get locked into the good path with no option to betray them

>good path never once causes inconvenience to the player because character won't break moral code thus causing certain avenues to be cut off
>bad path never once causes other character to try to stop you or allows you to dip into actual self-serving evil

>Trying to do that fight on harikiri mode

It will literally make you want to do harikiri.

>good choices unlock content, such as new quests, party members, and abilities
>evil choices award you a pittance of gold that a good character could farm in 10 minutes

Also
>taking hours out of your day to find some dude's missing cat when there's a cosmic villain about to murder everything soon and you're the only ones who can stop them is a 'good' choice

WORF DID NOTHING WRONG

>Game has moral system
>the "good guys" do everything wrong and guilt trips the main character to help them
>everything works out for them despite them doing blatant evil acts and are just rewarded instead of being punished

>>taking hours out of your day to find some dude's missing cat when there's a cosmic villain about to murder everything soon and you're the only ones who can stop them is a 'good' choice
But you canonically have time to do so and still save the world.

besides job all the time before going to ds9

Is Deep space9 any good? I just finished all the original and TNG movies/series and just started with DS9 but the captain is so damn unlikable and bland.
Does it get any better later on? Because the first few episodes have not been that great.

Nah, just watch Voyager instead.

It gets better and Sisko gets better it's widely regarded as one of the better series.

the first season is pretty hit and miss, though i found it to be better than tng's first season but it picks up around mid season 2.

It gets better around the war starting. Overall I liked TNG better. Outside of Quark and Odo I didn't care much for the characters. Quark and Odo were top tier characters though.

Moral systems in games are always so fucking SHIT

"Uh you can do the evil thing to get some shitty material benefit, or you can do the good thing to get a shitty handjob from the story"

That's boring as fuck. Or you get, veeery slightly better,

"Uh well you can do this thing -- BUT IT HAS A DOWNSIDE! Or you could do THIS thing -- BUT IT HAS A DIFFERENT DOWNSIDE!"

I want moral systems which are about straight-up different morals. Where you can at least understand why someone might pick any of them. Like if one of the paths is a commie one, show rage at the system which is trapping you and your family and friends. Or if it's some Nazi shit, show the cultural segregation and the degeneracy and the rich who seem to not care about you.

FUCK