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Quote:That does describe Tyrant rather well, I think

Also:
"Once more the Sith shall rule the galaxy, and we shall have peace."
And:
"In order to ensure our security and continuing stability, the Republic will be reorganized into the first Galactic Empire, for a safe and secure society."
And:
"I have brought peace, freedom, justice and security to my new empire."
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Quote:I'm expecting something similar at Tyrant's tower - but maybe not quite so obviously "mine is an evil laugh" as thatArachnos as an organization (and Recluse as a Leader) isn't Lawful. Not in the least.
Remember Lawful != lawful.
Recluse's propaganda speech in Grandville that loops is the very definition of Chaotic Evil:
"I must therefore rely on all of you to spread the word of Lord Recluse's vision. A vision of a glorious future, in which man is not encumbered by the desire for truth, peace, or justice. A future where you no longer must obey others. Where you must no longer bow down to those who deem themselves your superiors. A world in which you can finally say "No more!" No longer will you have to listen to those who tell you that you must earn what you wish, that you must work hard to achieve your goals. You will have the strength to take what you desire! ((the crowd cheers))
Through my way--the way of villainy--you can have what you want now. You can leave the weak lying in your wake as you grasp with both hands the glorious future of havoc. The heroes are doomed! ((more applause from the crowd)) Join me now, or you will suffer the same fate that awaits all who defy me. I, Lord Recluse, shall cover this world in darkness! ((crowd cheers until audio feed loops))"
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Quote:Well, Recluse makes the laws, so he's sort of lawfulArachnos as an organization (and Recluse as a Leader) isn't Lawful. Not in the least.

A law system doesn't need to be just and fair - it just needs to be a structure that others follow or are forced to follow, no matter how unjust it is. -
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Quote:His public name in PraetoriaProbably would have made the retcon too obvious/jarring if they re-named them. Though they are kinda dropping the name Tyrant and going more with Emporer Cole.

Also, as joining his minions is the career path that leads you to being a Villain, and joining the Resistance is the career path that leads to you being a Hero, I think that the morality meter is possibly trying to tell us something about Pratoria too
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Quote:They could have retconned the names too, if they were going to clash with the new version of PraetoriaHeh... To be fair, though, those names were assigned when the characters really were evil - they're retconning Praetoria quite a bit, seemingly with the explicit intent of making it more morally ambiguous.
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Quote:And I'm looking at names like Tyrant, Mother Mayhem and Marauder, and thinking these people are maybe a little bit naughtySee, I don't see "Evil" as such in Praetoria. The society is clearly structured for the benefit of its population - it's just that the means they use to get there are pretty extreme.
I'm sticking with Lawful Neutral.
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Quote:Tyrant and his thugs - they're the oppressive onesMy dear, evil is a point of view. To the Loyalists, the supposed heroes of Paragon City are evil. They come from a world constantly teetering on the brink of destruction, see themselves fit to judge another world (such arrogance), and then decide to overthrow the government just because they don't like it.
So who, exactly, is evil again?
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I think Praetoria is between Lawful Evil and Chaotic Evil - it seems very organized, but it also has that "survival of the fittest" thing going on too.
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Well, I guess a tyrannosaurus is close enough to Tyrant
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Quote:Yes, but what if you're using the map as part of a heroic mission where you're helping Longbow defeat a 5th Column attack on Atlas Park?This
To GG:
Bwuh?
I always thought that the arachnos flyer was in there as a the getaway vehicle for those robbing the bank (either you in mayhems or the npcs you need to stop in safegaurds). Seeing as how it's usually an arachnos-related broker giving you the robber . . .
It always made sense to me. *scratches back of head*
