The Community's... preference: lawful or unlawful

[Corile]

I like roleplaying a lawful the most, but the game has way to little challenge on that side of the spectrum. Like, fighting pirates is just too easy.

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[DragonRider]

I like roleplaying a lawful the most, but the game has way to little challenge on that side of the spectrum. Like, fighting pirates is just too easy.

Oh?
What do you mean by that?

[pillow]

I like roleplaying a lawful the most, but the game has way to little challenge on that side of the spectrum. Like, fighting pirates is just too easy.

Oh?
What do you mean by that?

He's talking about the fact that ganking people is easy.

Also, unlawfuls over here.
Cutting off tongues and gauging out eyes as a hobby has always been a fun thing to do.


...and the pirating, yeah. That's...fun, I suppose.

[Thyrzul]

How about dropping this binary classification?

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[Blodwyn O'Driscoll]

How about dropping this binary classification?

This.


This classification means nothing and doesn't add anything to rp or gameplay.

[Fluffyball]

So, uh... What about these Junkers, Hogosha, Corse and things I don't remember?

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[Deeceem]

Why do quasi-lawfuls need inclusion if the op is only interested in what people would choose between lawful and unlawful if they had to?

Unlawful over lawful any day. The only thing I'd give a go in the future would be a corrupt "lawful".

[SnakeLancerHaven]

UNLAWFUL IS LIFE, UNLAWFUL IS GUUD

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[Pacific]

My personal preferance is playing lawfulls especially military forces. I find it quite ingtresting to be part of the Military and Role play as such.

[Error]

I'd say lawful over unlawful; both sides are fun, but I usually prefer RPing a lawful for the relative safety and RP opportunities that it offers my characters, such as heading over to the other side of the law at some point during my character's adventures when it suits the story. It all does of course depend on the morality of the character in question; lawful/unlawful doesn't have to say anything about the character's morality beyond which side of the law he/she/it prefers. One may choose to (not) obey the law, but that doesn't automatically make you "good" or "bad".

*smashes taillight*