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Whole bunch of Morality questions...

Whole bunch of Morality questions...

Ok, got a few questions here so hope you can help out!

Apart from the interface changing, Is it possible to determine exactly what your morality rating is?
Can I calculate how many more good choices I would have to make to become good or bad choices to become evil etc.
I thought you had to pick ALL good choices to be Pure Good. In my last game after I submitted the score it was rated as Pure Good, but I picked at least one (maybe two, can't remember) Evil colonisation events. What is the diff b/w Pure and Chaotic Good (and Evil). After I was Good in the late game I also picked a couple of Evil random options. This is more just curiosity.

Do different random events affect your rating more than others? From the events files I am thinking yes and PQ events seem to give you the hardest Evil hit.

But for example if I I had the following two colonsation events (and I picked the Evil options in each):

Good: PQ -4
Neutral PQ no change
Evil: PQ +5

and

Good: PQ - 20
Neutral: PQ No change
Evil: PQ +45

Both generated from the same events file (but with different stats) would the second one make me "more evil" than the first because it has a higher PQ stat.

Thanks in advance.
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Reply #26 Top
Fine, then put a little stop light indicator on the screen.

The difference between the green and yellow of a stop light are a lot different than the slight tone changes between in-game yellow/green colors. I am not the only one who has complained about this (I see it on every board of every game I have ever played that uses this combo).

With the "norm" of the industry turning towards moddable games, would be nice if they put a color palate edit option for those players that do have this problem. Don't do what Firaxis did, and make a colorblind patch. Not all color blindnesses involve the same colors (they patch they made was horrid, for me).
Reply #27 Top
that would be a good idea, since i believe that 1 in 10 men have some variation of colour blindness, and green/browns tend to be the most common colour blindness.

(not sure if its 10%, but i do remember hearing it from a few different people who all said 10%)