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You can play as Chaotic Neutral at best. Being a dumb character slicing everyone for no reason is not being evil.
Then there is a second problem: This game is not well structured. The "beaten path" is being Lawful Neutral, and everything you do that deviates from that line at some point gets the story inconsistent. You will be said to have done, seen or knowing things you dont, you will have people mentioning parts of the story you did not participate, and people will know will with no reason to.
To know how basic crap it is, there is a free software called twine you can structure your story and export as JSON to include in projects using engines like Unreal or Unity, or even to use in a freaking HTML5 page, and Larian doesnt even have had that worry about this game.
Someone mentioned being a "redeemed Dark Urge", the worse path one can get, because on top of the story crumbling when you are evil oriented character, the very own story does not make sense dancing around the regular crazy Dark Urge and some specifics about not having taken action. Nothing that changes the overall story.
So to take those paths, either you need to oblivious of how stupid the writing is, or just want a edgy take to talk about, with little to no "interesting" actual gameplay.
So, if I didn't manage to commit to being evil even in these games, how do you expect me to do it here, where most evil choices are "kill, kill, murder for no good reason"? It's not fun for me to harass someone defenseless civilians, when evil-doers' screams are much more easy on the ears.
Though that's not something only BG3/Larian struggles with...there's plenty of games who struggled in the past including a good evil path through the game...
Speaking of Renegade options, the interrupts in Mass Effect 2 are very hard to resist sometimes. And they have an effect on gameplay too.
Tbh honest though, I’m playing a resistant Durge atm and it’s turning out to be lots of fun and I’m impressed that the game is allowing it and making those choices have consequences.
I wish it would let me take out the violence urges on that butler tho…
It surprised me as well how few people went that route.
So yeah, can't say I blame whoever does not want to do that.
I've done quite a few durge runs , first i didn't know what to expect and my healer durge lost baal's favor. then i turned iliitid and that doesn't count for achievement. then i blew up gale c aus i was honor mode.... 4th time's the charm i hope ...
I read up on evil runs before starting one, and I'm like, "You don't get to keep Karlach around??? What's the point?"
Being evil sounds like fun at first...but...
Actually, maybe I'm weird, but I have a difficult time going against my real-world conscience.
I mean, it's easier in a game like GTA, but with so many named characters in this game, the cost is more visceral...and I have a hard time with it.
even though it was true at launch, i've had several runs recently with all my companion staying with me the whole game, and i got the hot date achievement even though i sent wyll and misora to their demise and killed isobel, heck i even took gortash's deal. . As long as you are honest with her in regard to your heritage, she will go to avernus and back for you.