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[Wishpig]

Word on the street is he'll have a much broader personality then Shepard. I mean bottom line, Shepard is a marine on a very specific mission. Hawke is a far more open character and that's what the dev's said he'll be.



Don't expect something much more than Good, Bad, Morally Grey responses being the norm, but expect at least a bit more freedom and variety then what you'll find from Shepard.

[Quinnzel]

Good, Bad, and Pimp'n. That should be all we need for dialogue replies.

[habitat 67]

He better be like Dr House complete with cane, snarky attitude and vicoden addiction.

[stevej713]

imported_beer wrote...

simfamSP wrote...

To bad, I wanted my character to be like Blackadder with a companion named Baldrick and someone to hit called Percy Percy

Chances are Baldrick would be a hawt  female redhead and would fall in love with you.

And you'd have a smecks scene.

<.< I just had a weird thought.

Morrigan: I have a plan, you see...a way out...a way to stop you from dying...
PC: Morrigan, if we were the last three humans on earth, I'd rather start a family with Baldrick.
Morrigan: ...

[Wishpig]

This was always really the case in Bioware games. I had this discussion with someone in another thread. Take DA:O, BG 1 + 2, Kotor, NWN... in those games there were always the Good, neutral, and evil responses. Then there were the "other" responses. The ranged from goofy funny responses to brutal barbaric responses.



Only problem is these "other" responses we're very inconsistent.



You could very easily play the goody-toe shoes paladin. And select all the cliche' good responses. Your characters "voice" in game would be very consistent.



However, trying to play a character outside of the cliche' Good/Neutral/Evil archetype was tricky. Say you wanted to play a sarcastic ladies man half-elf who seems like a dick but is really a good guy. THAT would be tricky. Not all responses would fit your character, some sure, but there would be times where responses just didn't fit your imagined personality. This lead to a very inconsistent "voice" for your main character. I ran into this problem ALLOT during DA:O.



For better or worse, I think the ME system trims the fat.

[SirOccam]

simfamSP wrote...

Now, we all love our Shepard, but we don't want two of them. So how is Hawke going to act like? I would personaly love for you to choose his personality. It would be cool to have that choice. So instead of Good, Bad or Moraly Grey.
You can either choose to be: Wise, Tough, cocky, Witty... and so on.

I think that's pretty much the point of RPGs in general. And Dragon Age in specific.

I think he's going to act how we tell him to act.

[Legbiter]

stevej713 wrote...

Morrigan: I have a plan, you see...a way out...a way to stop you from dying...
PC: Morrigan, if we were the last three humans on earth, I'd rather start a family with Baldrick.
Morrigan: ...

Well played sir!

[L0ckd0wn325]

Good voice actor is what i want. Good background for the main character. He has to be deeper than Shepard and i think that can be accomplished with his sister being in it, deeper connection with family.

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

I envision my Hawke as being gentle and loving yet having a really bad case of an extremely easily triggered berserk button. She can go on from being goofy and cracking jokes, to dancing the remigold on the moral event horizon in mere seconds.

I'd like to see the new system try to replicate that. With vocing and all it can be really hard, because I don't want my Hawke to be just angry. I want her to be bat**** insane kind of angry.

[Ulicus]

I just hope that, should we choose to mix up our responses per the situation, we don't end up with a character who looks like he has several personalities.