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Deathstalker580 Oct 13, 2018 @ 1:37am
Sokrates made me judge horse thief
I dunno if I, a murdering psychopath deserve to judge anybody
ive killed innocents and the guilty alike
its really hard to roleplay in this game because sometimes you are having a brawl with a merc in the streets, then a random civilian joins the fight and then another one, then the whole townspeople joins in and get slaughtered
funny cause even chickens join too
idk man this game is fun but makes no sense sometimes
tell me, did you guys let the theif go? or punish him?
I let him go
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TyresTyco Oct 13, 2018 @ 1:39am 
I can't stop thinking that ubi is using the sokrates lines to analyse their players, they pretty much know every single decision we do given by the fact that they emailed me and told what Ive done in the game lol

I spared him.. I'm like robin hood there.. fk the wealthy.
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Deathstalker580 Oct 13, 2018 @ 1:46am 
Originally posted by TyresTyco:
I can't stop thinking that ubi is using the sokrates lines to analyse their players, they pretty much know every single decision we do given by the fact that they emailed me and told what Ive done in the game lol

I spared him.. I'm like robin hood there.. fk the wealthy.
I think its a good thing they add it in the game, making us question the decisions we make in the game
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BrianDavion Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:18am 
Honestly I really wish there was an option in that quest to tell him.. "I KILL PEOPLE AND BREAK THINGS FOR A LIVING! I AM NOT A GOOD CANIDATE FOR A MORAL JUDGEMENT!" :)
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Deathstalker580 Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:27am 
Originally posted by BrianDavion:
Honestly I really wish there was an option in that quest to tell him.. "I KILL PEOPLE AND BREAK THINGS FOR A LIVING! I AM NOT A GOOD CANIDATE FOR A MORAL JUDGEMENT!" :)
HAHAHA FOR REAL
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Daryl Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:29am 
Originally posted by Deathstalker580:
I dunno if I, a murdering psychopath deserve to judge anybody
ive killed innocents and the guilty alike
its really hard to roleplay in this game because sometimes you are having a brawl with a merc in the streets, then a random civilian joins the fight and then another one, then the whole townspeople joins in and get slaughtered
funny cause even chickens join too
idk man this game is fun but makes no sense sometimes
tell me, did you guys let the theif go? or punish him?
I let him go

Honestly.
The correct answer is always the one whose still alive.

History and morals are always written by the victors
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JKArtorias Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:30am 
Originally posted by BrianDavion:
Honestly I really wish there was an option in that quest to tell him.. "I KILL PEOPLE AND BREAK THINGS FOR A LIVING! I AM NOT A GOOD CANIDATE FOR A MORAL JUDGEMENT!" :)
Just because i like to ram my big boat into merchant boats doesn't make me any less worthy to judge a horse thief.
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JKArtorias Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:31am 
Originally posted by Daryl:
Originally posted by Deathstalker580:
I dunno if I, a murdering psychopath deserve to judge anybody
ive killed innocents and the guilty alike
its really hard to roleplay in this game because sometimes you are having a brawl with a merc in the streets, then a random civilian joins the fight and then another one, then the whole townspeople joins in and get slaughtered
funny cause even chickens join too
idk man this game is fun but makes no sense sometimes
tell me, did you guys let the theif go? or punish him?
I let him go

Honestly.
The correct answer is always the one whose still alive.

History and morals are always written by the victors
No i've said this before. Its written by the survivors. Not the victors.
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BrianDavion Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:34am 
Originally posted by Spartacus:
Originally posted by Daryl:

Honestly.
The correct answer is always the one whose still alive.

History and morals are always written by the victors
No i've said this before. Its written by the survivors. Not the victors.
in fairness Kassandra/Alexios is both? :)
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JKArtorias Oct 13, 2018 @ 2:35am 
Originally posted by BrianDavion:
Originally posted by Spartacus:
No i've said this before. Its written by the survivors. Not the victors.
in fairness Kassandra/Alexios is both? :)
Yeah...U rite borther.
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Pigsnortcore DSP style Oct 13, 2018 @ 3:36am 
I said "he shouldn't steal the horse and should be punished by law now". Yeah, I know he is a family man, but
1) if you're poor why are you making kids without proper finances to support them?
2) stealing is not an option. That guy spend his time and money to raise that horse, you have no right to steal his property.
3) He could've find some job or lawn some money
Although I did that choice seems like Socrates just wanted to hear an answer, game didn't state that you're deciding guys future now. It was just a question seems like
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NTense Oct 13, 2018 @ 3:44am 
I love Sokrates, he always head ♥♥♥♥♥ me. He was a deep philisophical thinker, that's why he gives you these quests. It was a dark period of time, nobody was waliking around as an angel. If you're gonna roleplay then do it from the point of view of a mercenary, doing anything to get paid. I let the horse theif go because he made a convincing argument, ♥♥♥♥ the law!
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JKArtorias Oct 13, 2018 @ 3:46am 
Originally posted by meo meo pew pew:
I said "he shouldn't steal the horse and should be punished by law now". Yeah, I know he is a family man, but
1) if you're poor why are you making kids without proper finances to support them?
2) stealing is not an option. That guy spend his time and money to raise that horse, you have no right to steal his property.
3) He could've find some job or lawn some money
Although I did that choice seems like Socrates just wanted to hear an answer, game didn't state that you're deciding guys future now. It was just a question seems like
1. This was the past. 500 BC.
2. Stealing is an option. That guy most likely didn't raise the horse. He probably had a slave do it.
3. Not really. He lived in Athens. Also i doubt anyone wanted a poor man who they'd have to pay alot when they could have slaves do it.

Only jobs that person could've gotten or had since he was poor were farming and fishing. Which what do they require? A HORSE.

Stealing is wrong, yes. But in this scenario in this time. It was logical and acceptable.
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Daryl Oct 14, 2018 @ 4:38pm 
Hmm
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Mikey Oct 14, 2018 @ 4:54pm 
I liked the Sokrates missions. They pose a dilemma usually of either protecting the weak at the cost of the powerful, or punish the weak at the behest of the powerful.
And depending on your choice you may face dire consequences later.
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Rika Oct 27, 2018 @ 5:35pm 
Originally posted by TyresTyco:
I can't stop thinking that ubi is using the sokrates lines to analyse their players, they pretty much know every single decision we do given by the fact that they emailed me and told what Ive done in the game lol

I spared him.. I'm like robin hood there.. fk the wealthy.

Oh shnizz, the NSA is using game developers to collect data for psychological profiling. That would explain some of the really bad dialogues.......
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