My mood switches from Neutral Good to Neutral Evil. :twisted:
Chaotic Neutral, when I drink too much :[img]http://www.abandonia.com/forum/html/emoticons/laugh.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='laugh.gif' />

My mistake then. :bye:

I always thought that anybody interested in video games would have played at least one D&D title, or heard of the D&D alignements system. Sorry ! :tomato:

I'm tempted to give an detailed explaination of those alignements, but somehow, i think it would be lots of trouble for little results. As it would probably generate waves of protest, contradictions and endless/pointless debate. Let's just say that good and evil are pretty obvious... As for chaotic and lawful, well you'll have to figure it out... Or try a D&D video game, they are prety good ! :ok:

I'm Neutral Good. I don't believe in laws - what is by law isn't by justice and the contrary. Maybe I'm sometimes verging upon Chaotic - like frontier-guard, allowing to pass people from enemy's country, because they can save their lives, if they go to the country, which borders he protects. (if I'm right in Chaotic definition :D )
What about definition of "good" - I think it's quite obvious, even if you didn't play in D&D. Absolute Good - God, Light and so on.

Chaotic Nuetral.
If you've read the description in a D&D handbook it speaks for itself. :sneaky:

I always thought that anybody interested in video games would have played at least one D&D title, or heard of the D&D alignements system. Sorry ! :tomato: [/b][/quote]
I've heard of it, but my *drumrolls* lil' RIVA TNT2 *boos* doesn't allow me to play it :tai:



Anyway, as far as the chaotic/neutral/lawful goes, they can be figured out, but good and evil is a whole different point. What's good for me might be evil for you or vice-versa.

A little info I thought it would be useful; It's from Wikipedia, and I believe it's according to canon.



Wikipedia on D&D Alignments

Thanks for doing the dirty job Xikarita ! :ok:

But who the hell is Christopher Moltisanti ? :blink:

@ Lethe : That's weird, i also have a TNT2 and i can play every D&D game from Baldur's gate 1 to Temple of elemental evil. :huh:

No, as a matter of fact I don't, that's why I was asking. This may come as a bit of a surprise to you, but I'm not actually much of a gamer, and I've never played anything D&D (or AD&D) related in my life. So what does it mean?

Edit: Ah, never mind, I just saw Xikarita's link. Hmm, Chaotic Good would come closest, I suppose...

I think he's Tony's nephew in ''The Sopranos''. Evil mobster :twisted:

I agree with the Wiki (for once).
For those who were wondering what the (+1, +7) I posted earlier mean, it's a way to count your alignment. If you consider that, in the first alignment which is for Law (mine is neutral) there is 3 possibilities; Evil, Neutral and Good. If you want an even more precise scale, then add another 3 separation to each possiblilities, the second separation being in the middle and the other two either way. This will give you this;

0, 0 being absolute neutral, +3/+3 will be Lawfull good and -3/-3 will be Chaotic Evil.

If you then add another 3 separation to be even more precise, you'll end up with this;

0 is neutral up to 3, 4 to 6 you would be between good and neutral (but still be listed as good) and 7 to 9 you would be at the highest point of being good.

This scale is also reversible, minus would be evil.