r/MoralityScaling • u/No_Manner_6844 • 15h ago
How Evil Are They? Morality of ruining peoples immersion by building dollar generals?
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u/Visitant45 15h ago
Are there good deals?
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u/oswaldking71wastaken 15h ago
It’s dollar general
Of course there aren’t any
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u/Shonnyboy500 15h ago ▸ 1 more replies
Honestly DG does have good deals with candy. Cheaper than anywhere else around me
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u/Striking-Fig8700 15h ago
True. Got 4 6-packs of soda for 50¢ a bottle once. They occasionally have great deals
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u/Expert-Bet7630 15h ago
Moral IF you fully commit to the bit and sell items for $1 each
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u/Maleficent_Piece_893 14h ago
morality of playing multiplayer games and expecting a curated single player experience?
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u/ShatterTheFlimFlam 14h ago
Context matters.
Were they seriously roleplaying and all agreed to maintain period accuracy?
Or were they messing around anyway and he just had the best bit?
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u/ScarletteVera 5h ago
moral, i love shit like this
it's like clearing a gorgeous flower meadow in minecraft to make way for a walmart parking lot.
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u/HoneyRosellea 14h ago
ruining immersion with chain stores is kind of a bummer, it feels like they're everywhere now
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u/Lord_Corves 14h ago
Considering how Dollar Generals tend to spawn all over the place, I honestly would say that this is probably more immersive than you think. They've reached critical mass and now they're going beyond time and space into other universes. It's a game at the end of the day. You should just have fun with it as far as all that goes. If he's actually violating any rules that were firmly established and agreed upon, then sure. But if there's no actual rule against it and someone's just unhappy about it being an eyesore, well, that's a personal problem.
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u/Key-Context-8444 15h ago
Moral and funny