So even A Resistance Crusader can go Hero then?
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Correct.
And hopefully you will have some idea why you picked the path you did.
Thanks for the replies.
Well my Resistance Crusader Demon Mastermind will definitely go villain.
Praetoria is morally complex and nuanced. There's no 'good guys' and no 'bad guys'. Just guys with different ends and different means.
As long as YOU can explain it to yourself, do whatever you care.
Did I get it right that no matter which way you your Praetorian Career goes (Loyalist, Resistance) you can choose Hero or Villain no matter what?
So even the Resistance Crusaders could go Hero then? |
(Although given the puzzling amount of "heroes" who are barely one step above sith lords, maybe that viewpoint is not so bizarre as I first thought.)
compared to crusaders, yeah loyalists are heros
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Do you really think that the best Heroes are Loyalists? Really? I find that sort of bizarre.
(Although given the puzzling amount of "heroes" who are barely one step above sith lords, maybe that viewpoint is not so bizarre as I first thought.) |
In my eyes who qualify best for Heroes are Resistance Warden and Responsibility Loyalist.
A Crusader could easily be a villain. Actually after all you do in the crusader Arc he definitely should be a villain.
There is a difference between necessary murder (if there is such a thing) or just letting your inner beast roam free and kill for lust.
The way the crusader act doesn't really often make sense in my eyes. Some members in there seem to bu just murderer who hide their fetish under a good cause.
Not saying all Crusaders are bad, but following the full Crusader Story Line really has me do some more then questionable things. It's actually worse then anything I did in CoV.
So yes, my Crusader is a perfect villain for me. But this is my viewpoint of course. Other can see this differently.
Personally I think it would be better if Praetorians would start as either Vigilantes or Rogues (as I said before, none of them is really good or evil).
What happens in Praetoria stays in Praetoria.
total kick to the gut

This is like having Ra's Al Ghul show up at your birthday party.
Personally I think it would be better if Praetorians would start as either Vigilantes or Rogues (as I said before, none of them is really good or evil).
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Basically I just wish it were a little more structured than it is.
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One man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist.
If the Resistance's plans work and they get rid of Cole, then they would very much be heroes. Always keep in mind....history is written by the winners.
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Personally, I look at it as, you are not choosing to be a Hero or Villain. You are choosing to go to Paragon City or the Rogue Isles. If you go to Paragon City, you'd better ACT like a Hero, even if you aren't one. So if you're a murderous Crusader terrorist, or a backstabbing, tyrannical Power Loyalist, you're going undercover to sabotage these namby-pamby weaklings from the inside.
Likewise, maybe your Resistance Warden or Responsibility Loyalist decides to go to the Rogue Isles because "it feels more like home", and there's a better chance of overthrowing Recluse's lawless anarchy and bringing about positive change than there is in Praetoria under Cole's rule.
Another point is to keep in mind that no matter what you do as a Loyalist, you always have the path open to switch sides to the Resistance. And vice versa. Becoming a Hero or a Villain at the end, in your eyes, is no different. You may have some idea as to what a "hero" and a "villain" is, from your experiences in Praetoria, but it's still just picking sides.
Did I get it right that no matter which way you your Praetorian Career goes (Loyalist, Resistance) you can choose Hero or Villain no matter what?
So even the Resistance Crusaders could go Hero then?