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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jack7" data-source="post: 5706539" data-attributes="member: 54707">I don't think I've ever played a video or computer  game where I could be evil. I don't think I have any. I have played games, like  Metal Gear, or Splinter Cell, or Deus Ex, where I could make moral decision in  various shades of gray.   For instance in Splinter Cell or Metal Gear, if I  can accomplish a mission without killing someone, I'll try and go the non-lethal  route if at all possible, and it doesn't endanger the mission or my comrades. If  it does I don't mind killing bad guys. I'll look for any opportunity not to kill  an innocent.   I don't mind killing if I think it absolutely  necessary, but it has never been a preference of mine.    I guess that's why I don't play games where you  play an evil character. I got no taste for killing to kill, or harming just for  the hell of it. I won't even kill an animal or an insect just to do it. I like  for things to live if they are no danger to others. And I guess that is sort of  my personal definition of evil, harming others just to harm, or to see  suffering, or to take pleasure in the destruction of another.   Killing I don't consider good, per se, as much as  necessary sometimes. I'd rather kill a murderer than see the murderer kill  another innocent. So I don't consider that evil. In an ideal world it wouldn't  be necessary, but it's not an ideal world.   On the other hand I do like tough moral dilemmas  though. I actually prefer that in any kind of game I play. I often enjoy them in  real life too.   So I guess no evil or neutral for me, but I like  tough choices. </blockquote>

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