(10-10-2013, 07:14 PM)LiadansWhisper Wrote:(10-10-2013, 06:51 PM)Faye Wrote: This specific scenario would obviously apply more to "good" characters--in fact, I can't see how it could ever apply to bad characters. There are bad characters who charade as (or perhaps genuinely think themselves) "good guys" and parade around bullying other people who don't align to what they claim is law, but I can't imagine that sort of hypocrisy, if the character is intentionally an antagonist, could be accidental, since the character is supposed to be a bad character. That's not bad RPing, that's just someone RPing a bad person. And if self-righteous hypocrites exist in real life, why can't they in RP? In my experience, they're amazingly fun to play.
What I meant to say is that there are "bad" RPers playing characters of each and every alignment. If any alignment has more bad RPers than any others, I honestly think it would be anything in the evil spectrum. That may not be true, but most bad RPers I seeing playing good guys tend to just make boring, one-dimensional hero characters, and I would rather deal with that than the evil "I walk in and stab you and set the tavern on fire because i r ebil mwahaha" characters that bad RPers make.
I never said it would apply to bad-aligned characters. Â I'm talking about D&D Paladins, Bladedancers, Clerics/Favored Souls, WoW Paladins, etc.
Wouldn't those also be generally considered "good" characters? I'm just confused what the "more often" could be comparing it to, since it seems to be a problem exclusive to characters that are supposedly good-aligned.
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