As I am on my first playthrough, I don't follow a "moral compass". I just go with the flow and I find myself having a hard time with "being evil". I help people in need. When a lady needs a ride (or asks me to get rid of a gutted mans corpse xD), I do it.<br>I still rob trains, stagecoaches, and happen to kill a lot of people, but Arthur isn't a bad guy. He is more like a "good man doing bad things" sometimes, a sinner and a saint.<br>As in life so in game there is not only good or bad and being an "outlaw" doesn't mean you need to be an a*hole. It's about freedom.<br>Arthur embodies this, and he is well aware on what's coming. He is stuck within himself and he can't change. He is what he is, and he makes the best of it. That's how I play him. <br><br>btw, the best Videogame Character I ever played, the tragedy in this character is so well done<br> the conversation with Mary-Beth in camp in Chapter two: "poor Arthur you are the only one of them fools who knows how lost he really is" and Arthur says "aint that true, aint that true"...<br>Man, I almost cried. <br><br>Best immersive game I ever played. <br>"I did nothing wrong except not living by your rules" ~ Arthur Morgan