What form of justice do you uphold in RPG settings?

[SpaceBrony]

I always play morally just, not because I want to, but because I can't play any other way and enjoy it. If there's a good, morally acceptable (to me) choice I always take that over all other option. I lean towards compromise, understanding, and low body counts. The only exception is someone truly evil like raiders and the like: they get death with no mercy. I tried doing a renegade playthrough in the first mass effect and had to give up after like an hour.

 

It kind of sucks, because it means I lose some of the replayability and certain quests/storylines can stop me dead in my tracks if I can't make a decision. I've been stuck in fo4 because I can't pick a side and I never did the civil war quest in skyrim. On the other hand, I really enjoy when a game allows for a little more flexibility for what a 'right' response to a situation; like the 'vampire' colony in fo3 and their relationship with a nearby settlement. I'm not lawful good and I don't play lawful good; I'm chaotic good.

 

But uh, I can still enjoy the occasional rampage in gta or other games like that where you basically have no choice about being an evil mass-murdering psycho. Everybody loves catharsis.

[DeliriumTomorrow]

In RPGs, Moral Justice. In reality, Lazy Justice.

[Oblivionaddicted]

Moral justice.

[SittingBear97]

Moral Justice for sure, however when I am playing a RPG, I would rather not have anyone die, If thats the case then I either ignore It completely or go with a third option, Like SpaceBrony, I enjoy playing Morally Just, the Good Guy, Beloved Saint of the NPCs! Chaotic Good for sure but I will try If possible to follow things through lawfully, I have a love/hate relationship with games that give me choices, on one hand, I love the fact I have a choice to be good, bad, neutral, sporadic, psychopath, etc. at the same time, most games that offer that, there is no "Good" choice where everyone wins, I usually just stop playing for a while, A lot of games make me anxious about getting all the factions' affection, even the evil ones in an attempt to change their ways :L. Like I WAS playing this new game called Tyranny, there nothing close to a good choice in this game, there is just Evil Lawful Neutral,and chaotic and some, twisted form of True Neutral (you would have to play it to understand) but I had to stop because I just couldnt handle not knowing If my Decision was Just and Right.