Obsidian wants Avowed to be a "challenging" RPG that's more complex than "black-and-white, good-versus-evil morality"
Breaking away from the moral binary
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Obsidian Entertainmentis hammering away at its fantasy-with-firearms roleplaying gameAvowed, due this year, which the developers hope can surpass the “black-and-white” moral binary.
“Our approach to choice and consequences is to eschew a black-and-white, good-versus-evil morality scale, where the moral balance of your …
