Pitch hack

The only reason why morals don't seem to fit into videogames is because more often than not, there appear to be no consequences. Maple Story for all purposes is confined from our real life and has little meaning to our future life prospects if things go wrong. Accounts are dispensable and can always be remade. A part of us believes that morals are strictly defined by consequences. If choosing between right or wrong has no impact, then morals don't apply. There is another school of thought that believes morals should apply to everything. Deontological thinking mandates that we think of moral thought for the sake of it being moral. Want to be a good person, then be good regardless of there being no, some, or little consequences. Do it for the sake of doing the good thing. After all, isn't it moral thinking that morals are supposed to be drive our decisions, and not be conditional upon the consequences? I'm not going to say that judging morals on consequences is a bad thing. It's just that it's wrong to believe that all humans base their morals on the possible return.