Can we get choices that really matter and have a effect?

[LolitaBansheeMeru]

To keep it focused on just one series, to serve as a general example. Because Adam was hurt by the SDC, he need to kill multiple civilians in Mistral via bombing. People that had no idea who he is, what happened to him. Just living their lives having their own worries. That's not justice or making things better by any stretch of the imagination. That's not even disproportionate retribution. That's just evil. Ozma died of a disease, not some horrible curse. Life happened. And the gods didn't punish her even after she lied to them. She lost someone important and didn't cope with it. Sounding a bit familiar?

you do know thats why she is immortal right but also I think alot of that was the example effect done by Adam but even if it wasn't sometimes the decent of madness does happan but its not really Adams fault he was turned into it.

As for the cope thing not all characterscan do that Salem for example was locked in a castle and the only one she really knew was Ozma so that was basicly the end of her world/life so can't really set blame on that. There isn't just the lost factor there is also everything before that the truth of it is if she died first Ozma wouldnt have done anything due the fact he had experiences through out the world outside of salem the reason why is the build up and attachment which that create even more reason that the character is justified. Which I think alot of people don't take count of due the fact its something most would overlook because its not just the one thing that causes it for example Niddhogg it wasn't just the one kill that made him fall it was the fact they pretended that it made them heros and gods killing his sibling, its also the fact that the years and years they told lies and anyone who questioned them was branded Heretics so honestly it adds up. Its like the person is a fish tank you can only put so many fish in the tank before it bust open.

You keep using DnD in your examples of 'works great'. Are you speaking of a specific online MMORPG, or the tabletop RPG? They are vastly different things.

the Mmo one I left within 1 hour since its not really DnD at all its like scraps off a table. so tabletop

Quite simply, the problem here is that your personal sense of morality is so at odds with the writers of this story (if not society at large) that you are never going to find enjoyment in how the plot is resolved. Even if they gave you "choices", I doubt they would give you the sort of outcomes you seem to be seeking.

I'm aware but even with no extra choices they honestly need to stop killing off characters that don't match their flawed morality and let them get some victorys and maybe redeem or make the character really understand them and let them do as they please