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1. I kill you first! [passionate]
2. Don't! The child is mine! I'm hungry! [cruel]
3. Meh...[stoic]
No
No
No.
I'm not you, so i write more than a word:
What you describe maybe right in common sense, but in this game, that would be [rational]
Stoic in PoE 2 means, that you basically don't give a sh...
Within the game it's imo actually a combination of both your statements. In terms of the philosophical ethos it is (on a very basic level) about accepting your place in the universe and being resilient to any misfortune. And because everything in the world is neither good nor bad but just another part in the entity of the universe you simply don't give a sh... about changing it (in the game).
Within the game it's pretty much a simplified version of the philosophical idea.
Thank u, been googling that one myself, and that answer is what made sence to me. ty for that :)
Agreed. That's pretty much what "stoic" is in PoE.
It's a particular strain of philosophy that is becoming more and more popular again with all the self-help fad. Mainstream is reviving it, which is good.
This is bascially correct.
In one sense it means the opposite of Passionate.
In another sense it means sticking closely to your code of ethics no matter the difficulty or unpleasantness in doing so as well as being strictly rational in your actions.
It is often popularly thought of as simply not complaining in the face of pain or problems but just quietly getting on with what needs to be done.
This is not really correct. Being stoic also requires you to be calm and rational when nice things happen.
So in another sense yet it means not being swayed in your views, decisions or actions by emotional reponses to events, good. bad or indifferent.
It's complicated becasue stoicism was invented by the ancient Greek philosophers and they were....complicated.
Spock is an (obviously) rational character. But because he's suppressing emotions he's not a stoic. On the other hand Andy Dufresne in "The Shawshank Redemption" is a stoic character - accepting his imprisonment and being calm, yet working on what he can change by himself.