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Umm... honestly, I'm never sure how to answer these. I like a lot of the groups, but I just wont agree with all the aspects of a particular group.
I guess... does following Kira count? I wouldn't worship him, but the views he expressed (aside from wanting to be a religious figure) seemed very fitting in my opinion.
I guess... does following Kira count? I wouldn't worship him, but the views he expressed (aside from wanting to be a religious figure) seemed very fitting in my opinion.
You and me think alike. If I couldn't join the empire, then I'd imminently join NOD.theshadow308 said:
"IN THE NAME OF KANE!"
FOR THE HORDE!!!
Sorry. I always liked the idea of the Aesir of Norse mythology, not evil as such but largely indifferent to mankind and not afraid to mess with/kill humans if the notion takes them. And Odin is badass.
Sorry. I always liked the idea of the Aesir of Norse mythology, not evil as such but largely indifferent to mankind and not afraid to mess with/kill humans if the notion takes them. And Odin is badass.
Loyalty. . . Hmm. . . *Several minutes later, after a trip to the lands of dictionaries*
Aha! I see, well. . . I have no faction in specific I'd join because of my undying love to it, but I'd love to waltz into the brotherhood in Heroes,
Aha! I see, well. . . I have no faction in specific I'd join because of my undying love to it, but I'd love to waltz into the brotherhood in Heroes,
I mean being in a large circus filled with employees with bloody awesome powers would be a dream life.
I'd would have to consider joining the Zions from Gundam because the higher ups for the Earth Federation all sound like a bunch of politicians. I'd probably join the Chimera and Helghast too. And I musnt for get Cobra from G.I. Joe
When I was younger, I would have agree'd with you in a second, but as I've grown up I find evil isn't as much fun anymore. This is the main reason I didn't like GTA4. A good game on its own right, but I have outgrown the chaos-simulator style.
More on topic however, in games that I play and am given a choice between light and dark I find myself siding on the "light" side as opposed to the dark. I do this without a goal of the light side in mind, it is simply that the light side is, well, nicer. The KotOR series, Mass Effect, Bioshock, etc. The sliding bar of good and evil is shifted toward good when I play these unless I go out of my way to be bad to see an alternative outcome. If a beloved series of mine, say pokemon for example, were to offer a good vs. evil choice I would choose dark to see what was new, but would probably ultimately succumb to returning to the light. I enjoy having a choice in the matter however.
That being said, I do enjoy playing as the supposed "bad guys" when the choice is merely choosing a team and isn't based on story based choices. In Star Wars: Empire at War, for example, my preferred team of choice is the Empire. I find them to be better and given that I dislike land battles in that game and enjoy space battles the option to simply blow up every planet after conquering its overhead streamlines the match.
One of the main reasons I am swayed more toward the light is because I dislike corruption, as cliched as that may sound. I tend to distance myself and distrust anything that becomes too large and too influential. It is part of the reason I have a vocal anti-religion opinion.
HOWEVER, I am looking into this far too much, sorry if I derailed this at all.
More on topic however, in games that I play and am given a choice between light and dark I find myself siding on the "light" side as opposed to the dark. I do this without a goal of the light side in mind, it is simply that the light side is, well, nicer. The KotOR series, Mass Effect, Bioshock, etc. The sliding bar of good and evil is shifted toward good when I play these unless I go out of my way to be bad to see an alternative outcome. If a beloved series of mine, say pokemon for example, were to offer a good vs. evil choice I would choose dark to see what was new, but would probably ultimately succumb to returning to the light. I enjoy having a choice in the matter however.
That being said, I do enjoy playing as the supposed "bad guys" when the choice is merely choosing a team and isn't based on story based choices. In Star Wars: Empire at War, for example, my preferred team of choice is the Empire. I find them to be better and given that I dislike land battles in that game and enjoy space battles the option to simply blow up every planet after conquering its overhead streamlines the match.
One of the main reasons I am swayed more toward the light is because I dislike corruption, as cliched as that may sound. I tend to distance myself and distrust anything that becomes too large and too influential. It is part of the reason I have a vocal anti-religion opinion.
HOWEVER, I am looking into this far too much, sorry if I derailed this at all.
when considering membership in any evil organization, you have to ask yourself: how likely am i to be betrayed/sacrificed by my fellow members? it's bad enough having good guys running around trying to kill you, you don't need the competition from your own people.
I'd definitely join the Turks. Good job, badass suits, you get to meet interesting people and they have a remarkable knack for not dying, ever. And if things ever do get hairy, you can just take a day off.
The Testaments from Xenosaga wouldn't be bad either. you can avoid death, get all sorts of ridiculous powers and everyone else pretty much stays out of your way.
I'd definitely join the Turks. Good job, badass suits, you get to meet interesting people and they have a remarkable knack for not dying, ever. And if things ever do get hairy, you can just take a day off.
The Testaments from Xenosaga wouldn't be bad either. you can avoid death, get all sorts of ridiculous powers and everyone else pretty much stays out of your way.
I would pledge my loyalty to the Tau Empire from Warhammer 40K and to the Brotherhood of Steel from the Fallout series.Gebi10000 said:
