Not nessercarily, you merely resemble the antagonist with the aforementioned mask. The only time you character can choose a morality in a game you often find that the antagonist has to be generically evil (Saturday morning cartoon villain evil) and the extent of evil you can attain has to be 'malicious bastard' evil rather than 'epitome of evil' evil (otherwise it's hard to justify why your character is the protaganist when they could very easily be the antagonist at te same time, we need a certain level of contrast between our heroes and villains, namely in their goals or motivations).ender214 said:Not necessarily. In Fable TLC, you could choose to wear Jack's mask at the end and thus become the antagonist that you've been fighting the entire time.Iron Mal said:The thing is that most of the time we get a taste of being evil in a game that's all it is, a taste (eg: Fable 2, Fallout 3 and Mass Effect). You can do evil actions, murder innocents and be an outright ************ but you will still end up destroying a greater evil than you and thus acting towards the greater good (so you become an anti-hero rather than a villain).
Actually, the mask possesses those that wear it, as can be found in the books found throughout the game. Also, if you read the Hero's log, after wearing the mask, you find a entry reading (roughly, I didn't memorize it): "How pathetic of this hero to keep a journal. Now that he's out of the way, Albion shall burn."Iron Mal said:Not nessercarily, you merely resemble the antagonist with the aforementioned mask. The only time you character can choose a morality in a game you often find that the antagonist has to be generically evil (Saturday morning cartoon villain evil) and the extent of evil you can attain has to be 'malicious bastard' evil rather than 'epitome of evil' evil (otherwise it's hard to justify why your character is the protaganist when they could very easily be the antagonist at te same time, we need a certain level of contrast between our heroes and villains, namely in their goals or motivations).ender214 said:Not necessarily. In Fable TLC, you could choose to wear Jack's mask at the end and thus become the antagonist that you've been fighting the entire time.Iron Mal said:The thing is that most of the time we get a taste of being evil in a game that's all it is, a taste (eg: Fable 2, Fallout 3 and Mass Effect). You can do evil actions, murder innocents and be an outright ************ but you will still end up destroying a greater evil than you and thus acting towards the greater good (so you become an anti-hero rather than a villain).