Going to the dark side... Options

[flowerboom]

Do you enjoy being evil ? Overall do you enjoy characters being evil or are you just opposed / dont enjoy the idea or playing of it

I love going to the dark side , it gives a lot just like being good does.

Also : do you think there comes a "point of no return" or can any character turn around

Do you think being a vampire makes you "bad" ?

And which people in the game / acts do you consider truely evil?

[mirocu]

Sometimes what is evil can be hard to identify. I´m a hunter myself but I really hate how they treat animals in modern farms and factories to provide us humans with food. They don´t really need to do like they do and they only do it to make as much money as they can in the shortest amount of time.

Greed. I consider that to be evil if it goes too far. My greed for finishing my game collection is something else, hopefully

[flowerboom]

Sometimes what is evil can be hard to identify. I´m a hunter myself but I really hate how they treat animals in modern farms and factories to provide us humans with food. They don´t really need to do like they do and they only do it to make as much money as they can in the shortest amount of time.

Greed. I consider that to be evil if it goes too far. My greed for finishing my game collection is something else, hopefully

Yes and no

your suggesting that we get all our meat from hunting ? Thats logistically impossible .

Its the only way they can feed the demand , think how much meat is consumed per sec and how much hunting could produce . Look im not digging you im a conflicted meat - eater myself but realistically it not possible .

So i think saying "they dont really need to do like they do" is , for you prehaps , viable but for a couple billion people living in cities wanting meat ?( to much , greedy chops) i think you know the answer

This post has been edited by flowerboom: Feb 13 2013, 03:09 PM

[Lady Saga]

your suggesting that we get all our meat from hunting ? Thats logistically impossible .

Only because we humans colonize every square foot of space where natural animals used to dwell. We overpopulate our world, and force natural free-living animals into certain "niches". Natural animal populations decline, while billions of us live on (and keep on growing).

And mirocu has a valid point. An animal which has a chance to live in the wild has the better deal, in comparison to a domestic factory-farmed animal. At least the wild animal gets to live (perhaps enjoy) in its natural habitat before the hunter comes along. And the hunter has to deal with a number of variables as he or she stalks the prey. There is a chance for failure (the animal gets away) and if we're not talking guns or snares, there is also a lot of skill involved in hunting.

This post has been edited by Lady Saga: Feb 13 2013, 04:36 PM

[mirocu]

There is a chance for failure (the animal gets away) and if we're not talking guns or snares, there is also a lot of skill involved in hunting.

It sure is. One has to stay awake for one thing!

[mALX]

There is a chance for failure (the animal gets away) and if we're not talking guns or snares, there is also a lot of skill involved in hunting.

It sure is. One has to stay awake for one thing!

Lol! Here where I live there is a LOT of hunting. Surrounded by mountains and forests, lakes - a lot of hunting. (That is why I started breeding hunting dogs).

The hunters around here cover themselves in deer urine and set up either in a tree or brush and then wait it out till the prey is drawn in - and still sometimes the animals can smell the slightest human scent and are wary of the area. Lots of waiting time, and if they sleep they'll miss the game.

The dogs I breed are used for hunting boar/bear/etc. - heavy game.

This post has been edited by mALX: Feb 13 2013, 05:33 PM