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>God is Evil
High tier, but also incredibly overplayed to the point that it loops back around to being one of the worst.
>Church is Evil
Highest tier, hasn't been done enough, the church as an organization is 100% universally evil and has no reason to exist. It exists because it parasitizes the body of a government housing it, subsisting on kickbacks from the government that already taxes its people, and offers nothing in return. Rarely there are monasteries built by self sufficient monk orders that provide value, but those are exceptions and not the rule and such orders frequently exist independently or in spite of the big church.
>Corporations are Evil
Also hasn't been done enough, but objectively not as good as the church being evil, because corporations usually start out as entities offering valuable service of some kind and only eventually emerge as horrific abominable monstrosities perverted by faults of some kind, the only major examples that most people playing vidya would be able to name are Arasaka from Cyberpunk and Shinra from FF7.
>Government is Evil
A rather pleb tier take that videogames unable to write a good plot use, usually the government is only as good as the people it represents.
>Society is Evil
A chain is as strong as its weakest link, see above. Pleb tier.
>(You) are Evil
The worst and most pleb, Manhunt tier shit, extremely difficult to pull off because of it, as no one truly wants to be evil or play as someone evil except for laughs in a slapstick tier game. Evil should naturally make us feel sick when we witness it and those that are not disturbed by real evil should be scrutinized.
You know what hasn't ever been done yet in any of the mainstream videogames? The big banks being evil. The only game to ever have a large, estbalished banker that was evil and it being a major plot point, with him turning out to be the ancient subversive evil that made its fortune via the housing market, was in an indie Fire Emblem clone.
