Being evil is perhaps the easiest thing for some of us. All we do is think, about the evil character on the anime and what he/she would do, and then we translate it to the decisions we make in the game. Being evil is thinking of how to get more power, taking care of our own selfish needs and desires, thinking of others only after we have taken care of what we want. Seeing a weak person, weak spot, or killing opportunity and taking advantage of the given situation. It's a bloodlust, that makes us level up quickly although we are more than willing to take chances to gain power.
We hear that good people want power also, but wanting power by taking shortcuts and chances is really the evil way. Good people have to live by a ninja code, there way of the ninja. Evil people know that there is a chance that we might die trying to get stronger, but that's the risk and reward factor for trying to gain power, for evil people there is no ninja code, no rules, there's just power.
I've died many times trying to acquire the curse seal and I'll die a few more times till I get it, because I know there is a risk for gaining the reward of power.
Neji, has already stated that there will be an equal power to the cursed seal, in the near future. Neji is really all about balance, he's not going to make it to where evil people get everything and good people get nothing. The key is, are all the goody people able to have patience to wait for the equal version of the curse seal? Let's be honest, the best part about this game is that Neji, and I don't want to forget about the moderators, all work hard on adding news modules, new ideas, and new twists to this game as long as it fits within the parameters of the anime/magma and gaming performance. This is not a finished product. Which is actually a good thing, meaning that new ideas can be brought up discussed and at times implemented into the game. The key for all of us is patience, we don't have 10 people that can code. Neji has a life, school, and a budding career, that is outside of this game, so time management is something he has to deal with everyday. As far as I know of, Neji and Gyruru are the main programmers, if I missed someone I apologize. So please so patience, the game is not really a work in progress, it's more of a progression of new upcoming additions that seem to have no ending.
*off/topic*
I've discussed programming with Neji, but I still have a way to go in my programming skills.
So I know that can't be of any assistance yet. But I'm getting steadily better and hopefully I'll be able to help in the future.
