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Originally Posted by Lady Dragonfly  It is all about how NPC display their attitude and alignment, not the reality of war per se, IMO. I think all of that is generally present in RPG to some extent. Can you name a game that severely lacks this feature? | NPCs did their job fine in most RPGs, I admit, but the main character part is what I find very lacking. Take for example Gothic 3. Sure, the NPCs and civilians there talk about the effects of the war and the occupation but what about the main character (a.k.a. the Nameless One)? He didn't even portray any feelings regarding the current status quo in Myrtana or feelings regarding the decisions he made.
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