I used to think Sheep was an idiot, not necessarily insane.
But since ITNES, I've concluded that Sheep has either got a grip on himself, or he has gone to see a psychiatrist. But really, I'm beginning to think Sheep might have a brilliance to him not many people suspected.
Anyway, Toteone is most definitely the most insane.
I suppose. But I only kill pesants, rebels, and the minorities to meet my polotical/economic/imperial goals. I'm not indsicrimnate. Besides its good practice for when I take power.
"Who lived and thought cannot
But scorn the humans in his soul."
- Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin.
As for Sheep, I still maintain that he's like it on purpose. He even admitted that he likes to preside over a falling empire or something like that, which is probably why he likes to switch governments so much.
More like cynical, but there ins't anything wrong with a certain amount of cynicism. And suffering is, in the long-term, for the best of humanity (the more, the better in fact), but that's another topic entirely.
I just play the game mostly... I wish I had the courage to play JUST the way I wanted sometimes. Once I get up MSPaint I think I'll put up a pics as victory celebrations.
Oh and Erik is just miffed me and a pal spent an hour trying to kill his character. C'mon the GM had the st00pid NPC resurrect ya! Oh and that time you whacked me down ?? - YOU HAD NO way of knowing I'd just killed one of the boys I wanted to recruit - and WHATEVER happened to party loyalty? *smrff*
LoL ^_^
I don't think anyone here is insane but some of us probably go further in being unique and different in thought-process.
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So suffering (chaos, murder, disaster, crazy tyrants etc. etc) is actually GOOD for the people, eh?
mmmkaayy
I find it disturbing that some people can flaut around bragging about be genocidal and thinking that means some sort of "cool."
While creating a storyline in an NES in which genocide is a part is in the name of creating a good and realistic alternate history, how one can act like it is a cool thing out of character is beyond me.
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