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It’s better to suffer in the game than in real life.
In any unclear situation, it’s better not to suffer than to suffer. Let my characters be happy, at least in fictional worlds. MedjersoN_HP
Believe me, if you see a video that’s exactly a 1, it’s mine.
No, it’s mine. I’m sure that only I can truly appreciate it, but that’s enough for me. I’ve watched it so many times that I laugh every time as if it were the first. And “normal” is a very relative concept. Arandor
You can create a bad character that you won’t feel sorry for, like Nebok does with his niche characters.
That’s not my case; I have too much empathy. I know, I’ve been there. I created a vile, niche-like bandit, a marginal slave owner, who made me sick, but after a week of playing, she became my sweet little darling, for whom I was ready to tear anyone apart, and after a month, she received the first of many retcons and a redemption arc.