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<blockquote data-quote="mmu1" data-source="post: 575401" data-attributes="member: 319">Re: Re: What's wrong with being good?Chaotic Neutral is such a misunderstood alignment...Why the hell do most people end up playing them as someone without any moral compass at all, no sense of loyalty, and no damn common sense?The last CN character I played definitely didn't respect authority, didn't particularly care for laws, (because he grew up in a LE society), followed a religion that wasn't viewed all that well by the establishment (a somewhat big deal in the game), and would gleefully hurt anyone that crossed him. He was also smart enough to know when he could get away with things like mouthing off to someone in authority and when to shut up before getting the party into trouble, was loyal to his friends, and stuck by the primarily Good party because it allowed him to splatter unpleasant people on the walls and feel good about it, instead of having to work purely for the money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mmu1, post: 575401, member: 319"] [b]Re: Re: What's wrong with being good?[/b] Chaotic Neutral is such a misunderstood alignment... Why the hell do most people end up playing them as someone without any moral compass at all, no sense of loyalty, and no damn common sense? The last CN character I played definitely didn't respect authority, didn't particularly care for laws, (because he grew up in a LE society), followed a religion that wasn't viewed all that well by the establishment (a somewhat big deal in the game), and would gleefully hurt anyone that crossed him. He was also smart enough to know when he could get away with things like mouthing off to someone in authority and when to shut up before getting the party into trouble, was loyal to his friends, and stuck by the primarily Good party because it allowed him to splatter unpleasant people on the walls and feel good about it, instead of having to work purely for the money. [/QUOTE]

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