A couple weeks ago, MTV chatted to Molyneux again about the “Han Solo” problem: not playing as morally great or awful but still getting rewarded.

After childhood, it then becomes a lot more subtle and it’s less about the good/evil choice and more about your choice, whatever that is. The way that I present it to you is not ‘oh, please save me or please hurt me,’ it’s more about giving you sort of an insight into what this is and you do what you need to do.

Don’t think that being good or evil will unlock different parts of the game that will allow you to be more powerful. Don’t think that you’re going down these paths that lead you to completely different content in either one. You’re not. You’re just doing it to be who you want to be. You’re going to have the same choices at the end of the game, whether you play good or evil.

I’m going to say that I don’t want you to play through this game twice. I kind of thought ‘God, there must be a huge amount of this game they find insanely boring the second time you go through.