nor city or feygard?

[Spark]

Quests create difficult ethical puzzles.

Killing sheep isn't good, but betraying a friend is worse.
Washing hands is also not for me.

Stealing swords is bad, but it seems Feygard wants to use this swords to put pressure upon Vilegard.

I'm stuck.
Can't decide on which side I am.

[Pyrizzle]

Picking sides is one of the hardest things to do. Especially since the game isn't finished and you never know what might come up.

There really is no bad choice, usually both sides are equally as guilty.

[fiernaq]

usually both sides are equally as guilty.

Well put. I think another factor to consider is that while individual actions can usually be judged as good or bad, you seldom get the opportunity to see the big picture and without holding all of the facts it's virtually impossible to judge a single situation with complete accuracy. You might see a person rob someone else's chicken and consider that wrong without knowing that the victim has spent the past 5 years methodically attacking and killing the robber's sheep. Yes, the individual action of robbing a chicken may be wrong but on the scales of justice, punishing the thief without doing anything about the other person would be weighting the system heavily on one side which is not a balanced judicial system.

[Zukero]

Yes, the individual action of robbing a chicken may be wrong but on the scales of justice, punishing the thief without doing anything about the other person would be weighting the system heavily on one side which is not a balanced judicial system.

And what if you add bonemeals on the chicken side of the balance ? Then that's just fair enough !

[Sherfox]

I think the point that AT isn't finished yet, is the BEST at it:
I don't know about you guys (and girls ) but I'll create some more characters to play with different decisions on quests and on the build.
I think it's gonna be fun to see how that'll turn out.

[Pyrizzle]

I think the point that AT isn't finished yet, is the BEST at it:
I don't know about you guys (and girls ) but I'll create some more characters to play with different decisions on quests and on the build.
I think it's gonna be fun to see how that'll turn out.

This is exactly why i have so many builds. =)

[Fel]

Feygard hates the Shadow, Nor city worships it.
Having RoLS, especially two, surely marks a point.

Unless there will be a counterpart of RoLS...

[Mezgad]

Ever some1 considered to not choose and just leave the quests. If you don't want to coose a side you can always say that you help neither Nor city nor Fayguard.

[Spark]

I considered, but it is like to wash hands of.
And there is no storyline for such choice.

[Pyrizzle]

That could always become an option.

A counterpart to the rols... same response as above.