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Do you reckon most people play as the "Good Guys"?

Reddit r/RimWorld·u/Icy_Association_6356·about 1 month ago
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Do you reckon most people play as the "Good Guys"? You know how by far the most common joke about Rimworld is that it's a war crime simulator where the goal is to make as many human leather hats and organ harvesting operations as possible. It's arguably the most commonly known part of the game, and the obsession the community has with these features can even feel a bit gratuitous sometimes. Well, Rimworld isn't the only game like that. Stellaris has a very similar reputation, if you trusted the internet you'd think being genocidal 40k larpers is the least immoral path. Stellaris arguably has even more of a focus on doing horrible things, at least with Rimworld it's mostly limited to enslavement, harvesting, and cannibalism. In stellaris you can conquer a race and genetically engineer them into constant suffering. Turn entire species into livestock and harvest galaxies into the hivemind. And yet when the makers of the game released stats, the most common civ type picked at the start was... Xenophile!…

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