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[errant_knight]

Yeah, I'd like opportunities to make my PC more human--and it really bugs me when they do things in a group then take all the credit. And when NPCs thank only them and there's no opportunity to give credit where credit is due. I want to play a hero, yes, but a human one, with human quirks and failings, and who acknowledges that the sun doesn't shine out their butt.

Modifié par errant_knight, 09 septembre 2010 - 04:49 .

[Shadow_broker]

errant_knight wrote...

Yeah, I'd like opportunities to make my PC more human--and it really bugs me when they do things in a group then take all the credit. I want to play a hero, yes, but a human one, with human quirks and failings.

Hopefully Voice wil add some personality to the PC

[errant_knight]

Shadow_broker wrote...

errant_knight wrote...

Yeah, I'd like opportunities to make my PC more human--and it really bugs me when they do things in a group then take all the credit. I want to play a hero, yes, but a human one, with human quirks and failings.

Hopefully Voice wil add some personality to the PC

Well, that's the opposite of what I want, really. Then I can't even inflect what I say the way I want to say it, but the way that's forced on me. I'm supposed to add the personality. That's what roleplaying is all about. I don't want someone else's interpretation of my character.

Modifié par errant_knight, 09 septembre 2010 - 04:53 .

[mione]

Alistair had a awkwardness to him during the romance which was part of his charm. I suppose the closest you can hope for is with the middle option in sarcastic Hawke, where he or she makes jokes during tense or emotional times.

Modifié par mione, 09 septembre 2010 - 04:53 .