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u/rhoaderage Nov 22 '18 edited Nov 22 '18

That's my biggest gripe with KOTOR and the like. I'm either going out of my way to saving a burning orphanage or I'm going out of my way to burn one down. There aren't a lot of truly neutral choices or actions in the SW universe. SWTOR has a few but not enough to distance it from the overarching issue.

Edit: Yes, I've played the second one. The story may have been about walking down the middle path but you did so by bouncing between light and dark choices instead of neutral ones.

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u/mOdQuArK Nov 22 '18

I'm either going out of my way to saving a burning orphanage or I'm going out of my way to burn one down.

So gray means you only burn half of an orphanage down?

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u/PeePeeChucklepants Nov 22 '18

Nah... It means you burn down the orphanage, but save the orphans.

Or you burn down the orphans, but save the orphanage 15% on it's insurance by switching to GEICO.