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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pbartender" data-source="post: 911630" data-attributes="member: 7533">In other words...  It has nothing to do with killing characters, although sometimes that is a result of rat bastardry.  It's all about putting the characters into sticky situations that they never could have envisioned, and doing it with style.Who do the Rebels side with, for example?  An Imperial battle station is undergoing it's final retrofitting, before shipping out to the Outer Rim to demolish some secret Rebel bases.  Do the Rebel agents assist the anti-Imperial terrorists who are hell-bent on sabotaging and destroying the battle station?  If so, they are saving countless Rebel operatives who will now have a chance to evacuate and go into hiding.  But destroying a battle station would trigger an Imperial crackdown that would doom the billions of innocents in an entire sector to near-enslavement.Or do they help the Empire by foiling the terrorist plot?  This way, the multitides of un-involved locals are left alone to live their blissful, placid lives.  However, Rebels all across the Outer Rim, many of whom are friends and aquaintences of the characters, will die under the guns of the battle station before a warning can be spread.</blockquote>