I'm a Baaaad Little Boy

[Jebus]

In games like Fable or KotoR I usually feel bad afterward if I try to go evil. Didn't think my conscience would apply to games but :/.

[Psychotic]

Evil as I possibly can be. For example I like to torture guards on MGS by shooting them in their arms and legs but never killing them and then punching them in the groin.

And on the Sims I always used to invite the neighbours over, then wall them into a little prison and then watch them die. Great fun! Then I'd put all my Sims in the swimming pool and remove the stairs. Or I'd make a room with 6 or so fireplaces, as one of them was bound to create a fire.

Why? It's funner. I can't be evil in real life and as video games are supposedly an escape from real life I might as well screw with everyone in the games. No-one gets hurt and I have fun. Win-win situation!

[Super Christ]

I'm almost always nice - especially so in RPGs or other games with some amount of plot, like Zelda. But on the rare occasion I play GTA, I am one bad, bad man.

[Rase]

Or I'd make a room with 6 or so fireplaces, as one of them was bound to create a fire.

Just surround one with carpets, it's more cost efficent. Or stick the Sims in a room with no toilets or doors, that's always amusing for half an hour.

Anyways, yeah, I'm usually the nice guy in games. If I have the option of killing or knocking out enemies (Splinter Cell, Thief, etc.) I always go for knocking them out, if possible. But, if need be, they're going down before me.

[T-MaN]

Same here, I can't bring myself to be mean in video games. I take them very seriously! xD

Same here, until some crazy Boss just won't die, and I am forced to become evil and use my dark powers of the Sith.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Also, in Metal Gear games, I usually tranquilize guards and bosses whenever possible instead of killing them.

I wasn't aware you could tranquilize bosses.

What did you think those stun/stamina gauges were for?

[escobert]

I'm evil in real life and in games

[KuRt]

I like playing KOTOR the hard way (the evil way)

[theundeadhero]

I usually go with the good guy way my first time through because thats usually the best response. After that I go with whichever is funner or more true to what I would do if I were I the situation.

In FFVII I always miss on purpose so Aeris can fight and gain EXP.

[Maxico]

Or I'd make a room with 6 or so fireplaces, as one of them was bound to create a fire.

Just surround one with carpets, it's more cost efficent. Or stick the Sims in a room with no toilets or doors, that's always amusing for half an hour.

Anyways, yeah, I'm usually the nice guy in games. If I have the option of killing or knocking out enemies (Splinter Cell, Thief, etc.) I always go for knocking them out, if possible. But, if need be, they're going down before me.

I prefere to stick them in a room full of carpets and firework sets. I also created a prison camp with 2 guards and 14 prisoners who were locked in cells without food... that took too long so I burnt it all down. Then I built a haunted mansion on top of it and made a bad horror movie.

[Chibi Angel]

I'm usually mean and evil

[StarlightAngel]

If there is no plot, such as Sims, then I'm EVIL!

If there is a plot, I'm little miss goody two shoes, helping out everyone and playing the hero

[TasteyPies]

I'm playing Neverwinter Nights right now and I am "Chaotic Evil". Kill a couple dozen villagers and it takes alot to build that trust up again.

[Zante]

Im usualy good with a hint of evilness. Mostly it depends on the game and situation.

[Craig]

If it's a game like Fable i'll play through Good then try out Evil afterwards.

Though I must say, even as my Good character I couldn't resist (SPOILER)killing my Sister.