more proof that I'm John Watson

[avawatson]

I took a D&D 3.x alignment test. It was arduous and outdated, I was frustrated with a lot of the choices, but this was my final result.




Yeah, okay. Like those real life folks aren't pretty damn problematic (well, maybe not the Dalai Lama), but more importantly?


I can live with this.

Comments

[clevermanka.livejournal.com]

Yeah, that third question was ridiculous. Why wasn't "put on your big girl panties and go to someone else's house to watch your show" an option?

I'm lawful neutral, btw. At least I have been with every one of these quizzes I've done, and that's pretty much how I feel about myself, so...

[avawatson]

RIGHT. The TV question really irked me, but I had to remember that it was probably conceived of in a time when TV viewing wasn't the easy thing it is now? If you had to modernize that question, it'd be kind of ridiculous: you have no other TVs with a cablebox in the house, you have no DVR, you have no friends to watch this show with, you don't have internet and can stream it, you cannot torrent it, can't catch up with it on hulu the next day. SORRY BUD, THIS SHOW IS REALLY UNAVAILABLE TO YOU FOREVER UNTIL IT COMES OUT ON DVD. I mean, seriously? And even then........dude, I think at that point dad should pack up and go to the sports bar or a friend's. (Sports guys have other sports friends. This is not crazy.) Hell, buy him a beer so he gets out of the house and catches the game elsewhere. I mean, argh, why is resourcefulness not one of the options of alignment?? I guess then I'd be really tempted to be neutral McGuyver though.

[clevermanka.livejournal.com]

I assume you've seen this alignment chart, yes?



I alternate between Heroic Vulgar and Lawful Grouchy.

[avawatson]

Not gonna lie, sadistic good really calls out to me.