So there’s this thing in games where if you’re given an option to do a thing, you *do* it; if murdering everyone in the world is an option, you’ll eventually take it if the game fails to provide other meaningful interactions or other ways to move the story forward. (“Uin” played with this idea in some interesting ways.) The downside I feel like is that this can make certain interactions, or puzzles, or moral choices, feel shallow where they otherwise might have impact; maybe the players’ own actions are less real to them if feels clear they’re just pressing the one button that was given to them to press.