What is the most evil thing you can do?

[Magic Spazm]

I've been killing everything so far and I've been wondering if there's anything else more evil?

[EricHVela]

Depends on your definition of evil. There are things that are quite cruel without killing someone.

[Aeriar]

In my oppinion the most evil thing is one option from the decision at the very end of the game.

[Toaster Maximus]

Return Scratch to the kennels without changing owners there

[Kamuizin]

Kill children’s because they’re throwing rocks at a bear, specially because the game take this as a good behavior.

[EricHVela]

Originally posted by Toaster Maximus:

Return Scratch to the kennels without changing owners there

I could never. (I always intimidate her outta there. Haven't failed the checks, yet.)

[Hellsteeth30]

Originally posted by Kamuizin:

Kill children’s because they’re throwing rocks at a bear, specially because the game take this as a good behavior.

That's preventative behaviour modification. If they're dead that can't grow into evil dwarf eating monsters later.

I like being able to "Minority Report" some things in this game.

[Rommel]

Uninstall it and buy Star Field at full price?

[Toaster Maximus]

Originally posted by Kamuizin:

Kill children’s because they’re throwing rocks at a bear, specially because the game take this as a good behavior.

Killing the one gith teen in the training room is more evil then that.

[JF]

On my evil playthrough I quite enjoyed telling everyone in the grove that I would save them only to open the gates for goblin horde to come and murder them. And you can give one of your companions as offering to BOOOAL. Shadowheart and Astarion have couple interesting ending options to their personal quests.

Dark Urge has some pretty evil options too like killing your love interest.

[Aeriar]

Originally posted by Kamuizin:

Kill children’s because they’re throwing rocks at a bear, specially because the game take this as a good behavior.

I guess I'm not a good goblin biologist, because I never thought they were children...

[✰N0ni✰]

Killing the Owlbear cub, at that point it's no longer a "good" or "neutral" run.

[Aerohank]

Originally posted by Kamuizin:

Kill children’s because they’re throwing rocks at a bear, specially because the game take this as a good behavior.

I tried to knock them out but I missed and on the next turn Halsin tore them to pieces with his claws lol. That dude has no chill for goblins.

[EricHVela]

In a similar situation to Scratch and the Kennel Master...

Orchestrate things so that Orin eats Grub (or possibly forces Yenna to do it according to Orin, but Orin's a liar and the former situation is shown to the player as solid proof that Orin does it).

I stumbled on the fact that it's avoidable after thinking it was a forced plot point to happen like that. I've ensured it never happens again.

[Toaster Maximus]

Originally posted by rebecca.carfold:

Originally posted by Kamuizin:

Kill children’s because they’re throwing rocks at a bear, specially because the game take this as a good behavior.

I guess I'm not a good goblin biologist, because I never thought they were children...

Goblins age fast and don't have real childhoods just like the gith make their first kills before the age of 10 but that doe tend to vary depending on group cause the ones you meet in the training room are all late teens so you can say you kill kids a few times unis game depending on choices

[Daniel]

I dunno for sure but telling shapeshifted Orin to kill the kid in A3, witnessing her cat run off in terror, then talking to her corpse and learning that the most important things to her were you and her cat gotta be pretty high up on the list.

Because it made me (42y) hit F8 after 5 minutes of starring at the screen in a state of sheer nothingness.