Re: No Good Guys?

I definitely like good vs. evil in a game.  Sort of spices things up. 
However,
my idea of a good guy may not be the same as everyone else.  for
example: I'm
going to control a small empire in our game based on ancient Egypt
(complete
with Pharoah).	I envision them as an industrious, stable group with few
designs on their neighbors.  KR (of Geohex) is constantly trying to turn
them
in to something sinister just because they have a hidden Artificial
Intelligence computer to help run things.  KR's heroes, on the other
hand, are
(naturally) the Free Irish.  They got their start by stealing a part of
the NAC
fleet.	And even today are a smuggleing, theiving, piratical, scummy lot
:-).
One mans terrorist is anothers freedom fighter
Tim
Brian Bell wrote:

> > The GZG games are essentially Sci-fi with modern-style politics, so
there
> > should be no clear "heroes" versus "villains" either.
> >
> I would disagree. The heroes are, obviously, the crew of the ships
that
> I command. The villans are, equally obviously, you and the crew of the
> ships you command.  ;-}
>
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