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If your example fits (which I think it does), you can add it. Also, along with using the pages mentioned in the comment above me, you don’t necessarily need to ask whether or not you should add an example unless either A. it’s been incredibly contested in the past, or B. you’re unsure of if it counts.
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I think most people do count nonlethal take-downs a valid tactic for pacifist runs of games that don't really allow progression with absolutely zero violence so I think it's fine for the page
Hi. I'm new here, and while I just created an account today, I've been regularly frequenting this site for some time. The other day I noticed that 'Pacifist Run' was a featured trope article, and as someone who loves pacifist and technical pacifist playthroughs, I was quite intrigued.
Under the RPG section of the page, I didn't see The Outer Worlds being mentioned as a game that allows for a pacifist playthrough, though I recently completed the game without killing a single person. The game doesn't actually have a nonlethal mechanic that allows players to knock out enemies, and while it is much more challenging to avoid killing any aliens or robots, I can confirm that you can complete the game and its DL Cs without directly killing a single person. Because of that, should The Outer Worlds be included under the article's RPG umbrella?
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