Well, his example only said that death was a probable outcome, not an assured one. But yes, I did acknowledge that this would only be my perspective. I think it would be evil. Others might not. The other thing he mentioned though was doing what one wishes regardless of good and evil and only caring about oneself. And those two, I'm quite confident I'm not alone in considering evil.



True. But then, I reckon that's pretty much the only point of making an alignment system anyway. I mean, if your only choices are going to be Sir Galahad or Puppy-kicking Palpatine, you might as well just choose one option at the beginning and have the appropriate responses selected automatically. I mean, if the only morality choices are going to be blindingly obvious, then there's no choice at all. You're not going to brusquely change your character's alignment mid-game, especially if consistency grants you bonuses. The only point I can see to these choices is if you can actually make choices you have actual dilemmas.