Do you try to avoid a high civilian death toll?

[kingpotato]

Nope dont care, except maybe RDR2 because of the honor level and maybe skyrim since once a civilian npc dies it stays death and that sometimes ruins some quests
 

 

[Heatman]

On 7/16/2022 at 6:45 PM, kingpotato said:

Nope dont care, except maybe RDR2 because of the honor level and maybe skyrim since once a civilian npc dies it stays death and that sometimes ruins some quests
 

 

That's so hilarious and quite real at the same. Trying to be the bully right until a gun is pulled out and he's apologising. He definitely don't want to die 😂.. 

I have seen something similar to that occur in real life and that's crazy. 

[Clasher]

On 7/10/2022 at 5:19 PM, Reality vs Adventure said:

In Saints Row it's just plain fun and hilarious to kill people

That's Super true, I thought it was a personal thing when I played the game to find that killing civilians is just so much fun and hilarious.

Glad to know there is another person who feels that way too. Lol

[Kane99]

Saints row is more campy, so killing people in it isn't as messed up as say how it is in GTA games. Older GTA games are a lot funnier because of how the animations look though. Especially when you die as well. 

[Heatman]

15 hours ago, Kane99 said:

Saints row is more campy, so killing people in it isn't as messed up as say how it is in GTA games. Older GTA games are a lot funnier because of how the animations look though. Especially when you die as well. 

How about how the killings are carried out in Escape from Tarkov? I think that it's more messy in Escape from Tarkov than it is in GTA games. 

[Scorpion]

I usually try to avoid harming civilians; it enhances immersion and respect for the game world, making the experience more meaningful.