good/evil?

[ekkatin]

Looking at the trophies I don't see any good/evil trophies. Is choice a part of the game, or since it's a vampire/halloween themed game is evil the only option? I pre-ordered it and already downloaded it last night, but haven't had the chance to play yet. Just curious, I was hoping for two playthroughs, but if I do it won't be for trophies.

[xxnintendopimpxx]

It's more neutral. The bar is shaded orange, and killing humans has no repercussions. Likewise, killing vampires yields no positive effect

[Jonotrek]

Think of it this way - Cole needs to kill human to defeat Bloody Mary but if he let's human live they will be fed upon by Mary or other vampires or turned... so yeah you could say he's evil for feeding but in the end it's the heroic thing to do - suffer and lose your conscious so the many can survive.

[purifico]

Interestingly enough it's possible to make it through the game without killing any of the civilians (unless it is in a cutscene or needed to continue the story).

[Blacksheepdj]

Originally Posted by ekkatin

Looking at the trophies I don't see any good/evil trophies. Is choice a part of the game, or since it's a vampire/halloween themed game is evil the only option? I pre-ordered it and already downloaded it last night, but haven't had the chance to play yet. Just curious, I was hoping for two playthroughs, but if I do it won't be for trophies.

The designers have said that it's because you HAVE to be evil in this game. Apparently, most people play the Good path. So they liked that the vampire storyline forced people to play Evil.

Although since I just finished my 2nd playthrough of inFAMOUS (1st was Good, 2nd was Evil), this all seems pretty normal to me.

[hakan42]

I couldn't imagine only playing the good part and missing the evil side of the storyline... But then I'm a story junky anyway

But being an half-evil vampire who is forced to kill some people so he can save lots more of them, and incidentally himself, makes for a very enjoyable story

[Moving On]

It was a nice change of pace to not worry about the moral spectrum, but I do have to admit it was still sort of weird to have an inFamous game without these good and bad choices. To be honest, in the end, I didn't feel like I had really missed them in terms of the story.

[kolonazbaq]

Well official there isn't something like good/evil decisions. But from myself I can say You are bad guy in inFamous Festival of Blood.

[Satnamji]

I generally don't like playing as "bad" (though I did in inFamous and will again in inFamous 2), but given how many civilians I inadvertently kill in these games spamming the enemies with energy grenades, rockets, and whatnot, biting 100 humans didn't seem like such a big deal.

I also noticed that in vampire vision, after you bit the human, they still glowed pink inside (unlike the firstborn) as if they were still alive so I just told myself I didn't really kill them.