The Man with the Steel Voice: Proper moral reflection

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The Man with the Steel Voice: Proper moral reflection

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Bytemite

04.29.2012 , 11:50 AM \| #21	Quote
That's fair about having more choices. And absolutely agree about punishing you for trying to do something good. The whole of Hutta almost feels like that actually. I'm not sure that the settlers have the money to move off Hutta though or even away from the river. So I think we kinda have to work with the situation we're given.

Ranadiel_Marius

04.29.2012 , 11:51 AM \| #22	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Blackholeskipper EDIT: I was replying to KorinHyvek btw. Radioactive fish monsters? Who said the chemicals you put in are radioactive? The monsters are mutated to begin with. Besides, the place was unsafe to begin with, they could easily move away. The radioactive bit was slightly tongue in cheek. The point was you are causing them to be attacked by your actions. Does recieving money from a Hutt to live in a specific spot really make it okay to kill them? And in case you didn't notice, all of Hutta is a chemical waste dump. The entire planet likely suffers from the exact same problems.
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KorinHyvek

04.29.2012 , 11:54 AM \| #23	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Blackholeskipper Besides, the place was unsafe to begin with, they could easily move away. Not really. People are not hermit crabs; Shelters like houses cannot simply be lifted up and moved to another area without a lot of work, and constructing them is similarly time consuming, especially considering leaving probably would not make the hutt's happy.
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OldVengeance

04.29.2012 , 02:55 PM \| #24	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Korlis I believe the twi'lek you talk to tells you the chemicals will make the creatures get bigger and meaner so the chemicals will further mutate the creatures. I can't remember if it's implied that the old man knows that or not though. He does know. He says the people living by the river "get what they deserve" by being killed by the mutant mutant monsters.

Mirandel

04.30.2012 , 06:29 AM \| #25	Quote
I wish there WERE some "grey" choices. Unfortunately, it's much more simple: direct killing means Dark, no blood right this second - light. Even when spearing someones life means endless torturing and suffering of everyone else. Like on BT when you take the general prisoner. Simplification for time saving is understandable, but sometimes it's over simplified.

Darth_Eminok

05.01.2012 , 04:25 PM \| #26	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Mirandel I wish there WERE some "grey" choices. Unfortunately, it's much more simple: direct killing means Dark, no blood right this second - light. Even when spearing someones life means endless torturing and suffering of everyone else. Like on BT when you take the general prisoner. Simplification for time saving is understandable, but sometimes it's over simplified. Yet there was a moment when killing the person was the light side choice and letting him live was the dark....
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Amien

05.01.2012 , 08:33 PM \| #27	Quote
One thing I've noticed about this game, is that it gives LS points for being narrow-minded and only looking for the short term. For example- In Black Talon the General even mentions about how his life will be WORSE off for not killing him, yet you get LS points.
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Ranadiel_Marius

05.02.2012 , 06:18 AM \| #28	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Darth_Eminok Yet there was a moment when killing the person was the light side choice and letting him live was the dark.... I would say that that choice is the abnormality in terms of LS/DS points and either has some very unusual circumstances surrounding it or is just inconsisistent with the other LS/DS decisions in the game.
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Amien

05.03.2012 , 03:46 PM \| #29	Quote
Disregard this message.
Quote: Originally Posted by battlebug can you make sword in box light sword so sword come out when opened? then if sword is back after sword, use light saber on box, and saber will be boxed after sword is out. New Thread:http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=297

Ranadiel_Marius

05.03.2012 , 06:19 PM \| #30	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Amien Where I'm getting at is that he mentions after you choose the LS choice something along the line of, "I'll probably sit in a cell being tortured for the rest of my life." That post was not made in response to your previous post....hence why I quoted someone else.
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