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Killavolt is in it with the cult, stole her business idea and was a bad lover. The first is enough to warrant us murdering him, the others are just Moxxis personal reasons on top.
I'll disagree on that point. Gaige did not intend or have prior thought to kill her schoolmate. Deathtrap saw a perceived threat and acted. It was an accident, which in our society would at worst come out to something like "involuntary manslaughter".
The big difference is if the intent is there or not.
also what a garbage reward that mission had, nothing remarkable at all, i felt like i got ripped off when i looted that boss fight.
I know, and I agree, it was more to emphaize that there is reason for murdering a lot of the other characters and honing in on whether Moxxi is having us kill Killavolt for some petty reason is kinda bogus in the context of the games. Hell Salvador is wanted for unpaid tabs by Mancubus and we kill the other two wanted for him, I thought for a second we would be sent to kill Sal too.
Mr Holloway would pay a lot to have Gaige killed, intented or not, she still killed his daughter. He says in the echo log that he want to "exact horrible revenge on the rouge killer who murdered my genious daughter" Gaige didn't mean to kill Marcie, but that's still manslaugther and she ran away.
My point was that most of the "good guys" (the members of the crimson raiders) have done a lot of things that we would be sent out to kill them for if they weren't our allies.
All the good guys kill for whatever reason they see fit, or they just send the VH do it
No question asked...
And Killavolt isnt really a saint either
He is under the twins...and he runs a battle royal, which is all about people killing each others for a prize
A robot hunter, former archival unit, most likey an isolationist by nature which limits ones potential for wrongdoing onto others.
Amara is a crimefighter turned vault hunter siren.
Moze, is your typical former military, while certainly a killer, she also stuck around to help out the green recruits for 1 more mission. (and the swore like only someone in the military can, after finding out where they were going).
However, then we have Zane, who as the operative and doer of dirty deeds for corporate executives, has likely done enough wrong thru his past, to balance it all back to Vault Hunters being likable scum.
Compared to 2, where we have quite a few hunters (A gunzerking renegade, a psycho, an anarchist, an assassin, a soldier accused of war crimes) with disreputable backgrounds, this crew is fairly neutral. Maya was the more virtuous exception of 2's vault hunters.
Amara also just leaves for Pandora to fight, she's tired of everyone running away and wants a better opponent, that's not very noble imo.
Moze is probably the cleanest and both Maya and Timothy were pretty "clean" in the previous games. So I think it's farly similar.
(just had to add a thought that dawned on me. It just may be, that Flak could even have a belief that his beasts are reincarnations of some sort. Just a thought, that isn't confirmable as of now.)
So yeah more of a 50/50 split. I may have overstressed the change in ratio on reputable backgrounds.
I still think Zane probably has the least clean background. Being an older operative, with a long history in a career, in which lack of moral compass is all but a requirement, basically means he is someone who has lied, cheated,committed theft, murdered, guilty of arson, smuggling, espionage, treason, and just about anything else an operative would have to do, just as part of the job.