The entire forums fight each other to the death while i just watch

[Goopman]

• also executed 30 people for shits and giggles in search of winterveil / the death curse

[Mortal]

Im not talking with you xd. I am already have opponent.

[Akrix]

@Mortal

Protagonist did the same, he had a choice to go to the Elius or not.

So he had a choice to avenge his friend, find out where Beringer and Iris’s dad are, help people, and be a ‘bad’ person or he had a choice to do absolutely nothing, let people die, and be a ‘good’ person

@Mortal

Elius was just sitting on the island, he is himself did nothing against protagonist until he is came destroying everyone on the island

they were destroying everyone because theyy were trying to kill them

[wmdrayal]

eh probably, want some popcorn m8?

[Goopman]

why did durza go to oberon the second time then?

ao protag should be questioned for going to the ruins = durza being questioned for going to oberon again

[Mortal]

The point was not to make you think that protagonist should be the goodie, my point was to say that if you are so much against evil actions and Durza, then why do you defend protagonist, maybe cuz bias?

Yes, protagonist made that with a reasons, but as someone mentioned higher, nothing will justify evil things that Durza done, then why you can justify protagonist’s action?

[Saiju]

Why is this moral and ethics debate still happening. And why is the Morally Dark Grey AO protag being talked now??

It’s quickly devolving into these arguments soon. .

Is there any actual reason to be a good person?

Just as the title says. No “ought” statements allowed. I personally don’t believe there is, but I want to be certain of my conclusion. Goodness and its exultation (as it appears to me) is embedded within us due to the evolutionary advantage of holding such beliefs in a social setting. Empathy and sympathy allow us to ensure the overall survival of the group, and other ideas such as justice and fairness seem to ultimately stem from them. Such traits are wonderful in a context in which we risk …

Are Good and Evil Objective?

“Evil” is not subjective, lmfao. It exist

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@wmdrayal

want some popcorn m8?

Wayy ahead of ya.

[Mortal]

@Mortal

Yes, protagonist made that with a reasons, but as someone mentioned higher, nothing will justify evil things that Durza done, then why you can justify protagonist’s action?

If evil things can never be justified, then why we are doing that with protagonist?

[Akrix]

I defend the protagonist because everything he did was provoked. You cannot say the same for Durza. Plus, the protagonist will likely show remorse in the future. Durza didn’t show remorse for a SINGLE thing he did.

[Mortal]

@Akrix

Plus, the protagonist will likely show remorse in the future. Durza didn’t show remorse for a SINGLE thing he did.

I think you cannot use that as an arguement, since we don’t know the future.

[wmdrayal]

@Akrix

Plus, the protagonist will likely show remorse in the future

i hope they dont, Elius a btch and the only reason i didnt kill him on my main file is because i dont like murdering people

[Akrix]

I never said that evil things cannot be justified.

[Mortal]

I don’t remember who, but someone did.

[Level]

@lookingforabargain

If a random magicless peasant was to have all the exact same decisions as durza, then if decisions define character

They literally can’t make the same decision because they don’t have the ability to do so, if you mean having a similar decision making process, then no that still does not mean they have the same character

[Akrix]

@Mortal

I think you cannot use that as an arguement, since we don’t know the future.

Fair, but still.
Durza didn’t show remorse for anything he did or try to make amends, which is why he is a bad person and no one overlooks that.

[Akrix]

@wmdrayal

i hope they dont, Elius a btch and the only reason i didnt kill him on my main file is because i dont like murdering people

time will tell

[Level]

@lookingforabargain

where he made the same decisions but the attack flew off into space instead of hitting a faraway mountain, I’d say they’d have had the same character up to that point, but you wouldn’t

Then he clearly didn’t make the same decisions because his attack was in a different direction

And yes he’d have a different character

[Mortal]

@Akrix

I defend the protagonist because everything he did was provoked. You cannot say the same for Durza

Durza made this blast to save his own life + he wanted to shoot Theos with it, but missed, which means he wasn’t going to destroy the world, he did that just to survive. He is guilty for attacking Theos otherwise, but it is not chained with destroying world.

[wmdrayal]

Duzra was Neutral Evil and AO protag is either True Neutral or Lawful Neutral… or Chaotic Evil if you’re me

[Akrix]

@Mortal

Durza made this blast to save his own life + he wanted to shoot Theos with it, but missed, which means he wasn’t going to destroy the world, he did that just to survive. He is guilty for attacking Theos otherwise, but it is not chained with destroying world.

what about when he made people go insane and created an army of undead to take over the world?