Market Discussions

As much as I'd like to be Chaotic, I'm actually Neutral Good

It's context dependent. The MD loans market relies entirely on its participants adhering scrupulously to a form of 'contract law' and there are almost no examples of occasions when it would be 'good' to break one's word and dishonor the contract. Within this particular environment goodness and lawfulness are closely identified. But if you move out into other areas of the game, or even if you draw MD in as a sub-part of a wider game context, where interests other than the successful operation of the market are at play, then law and good rapidly detach from one another. It's unsurprising that quite a few people who run loans and related business identify as lawful in an MD context because that does describe their behavior here. So, to some extent it is a case of the experience of this particular corner of the eve universe making people recognise the value of law (in this context at least).

Goons operate in quite a tight framework of 'laws' internally. Just because they don't buy into other systems of rules doesn't make them chaotic. Look at their internal cohesion and political structure; it is not a chaotic organisation and, if anything, goes towards the scary extreme of law and order.

Chaotic Neutral, which I can completely see both in game and IRL.

Chaotic good , a shame evil is much more efficient in almost any situation

These mortal words cannot describe me.

The aforementioned test resulted in lawful neutral for me, although for some questions I had to pick a choice which didn't fit.

I only played D&D a few times in my youth, so I'm not too familiar with this alignment thing. From the "sound" of it I'd describe myself as somewhere between chaotic and lawful good. That's both ingame and IRL.

I think IRL I'm Neutral Good with some lawful tendencies. I try to help out whenever possible, and obey the law, but good is the overriding factor to law.

In game, I'm LN. I obey the laws and hunt those who violate them, even if it betrays my standings (I'm a Gallente flying a Caldari ship for Minmatar missions in Amarr space - I'm confused).

In terms of DnD, I love playing the antithesis of my natural tendencies. LE is just such a fun alignment to play, even without a power structure. You're the kind of person everybody loves to hate. In one event, I even turned a Paladin into a Blackguard due to my explanation of my actions.