how do you tell a story in a world with no good guys?

there might be a reason why people like the villains in your stories more than the the protagonists - you've made them interesting.
it's the same with your world. making a side purely "good" or "bad" can make your story/game feel like a young adult novel and end up being pretty unrealistic.
pure evil is a tool. use it well, instead of painting with it as a broad brush.
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[@gabrielt.2734]

Bro why are you not famous, your videos are incredibly professional :OOO

[@markbaker465]

Yes! Preach it!

[@NayrAnur]

This is how I hope I run my Cyberpunk Red games in the future. Thanks!

[@emilysmith7518]

Dude i know it was a throwaway line but i never got the "YA novels handwave x adult thing" like, i remember the novels i read when i read YA. That shit was brutal and descriptive and unambiguous.

[@jacktough]

You, Matt Colville, and Dungeon Masterpiece are the smartest, most inspiring content creators in the game. Your RPG insights are worth their weight in gold 🤌🤌
Keep up the great work 🏆

[@BenDeHart]

You put me in highly esteemed company! Thank you very much for the encouragement :)

[@jacktough]

@@BenDeHart I have to come up with a fourth so I can call you my "Mt. Rushmore of GMs" 😁

[@AndrewFrancisIlyrian]

You shouldn't.