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I shored up a lot of my nonviolent leanings in the original Splinter Cell series, as well as Deus Ex and its sequels and others of the stealth action genre. Yo
by hprotagonist 7y ago
I shored up a lot of my nonviolent leanings in the original Splinter Cell series, as well as Deus Ex and its sequels and others of the stealth action genre.
You can exploit a few glitches in the first Splinter Cell and play the entire game by killing exactly one person; Deus Ex: Human Revolution has a pacifist achievement, etc.
I recently tried a D&D campaign after a long time away from tabletop RPGs and found it fairly difficult to drop into the "kill orcs, get gold" mentality. Playing an elven ranger, and knowing full well that kobolds are lawful evil, ganking one on the road still felt ... weird.
- michaelbrave 7y agoIt would be easier with an older edition of D&D, where you didn't gain XP but rather gold. Which changes the entire dynamic really, now stealth and nonviolence are viable options.
- thatguy0900 7y agoI prefer the milestone level system for the same reason, you're leveled up after important character moments or plot advancement so you're not incentived to kill everything