centauri2002 wrote...
Baaleos wrote...
I agree that the Social Interactions between Player and NPC's in Origins was better than DA2.
Zevran - ' Thats quite an offer, especially coming from another man..... and here I was thinking it was a Grey Warden thing'
It is good character design, to create characters who have personalities of their own.
It is bad character design, to make characters adapt their personalities to appeal to the player.
Adaptive personalities, is more a feat good programming, than good writing.
We lost Ander's personality, because he is essentially programmed to be attracted to Hawke, no matter what.
Zevran, was wrote to be a durty beast, he was raised in a **** house...
He has a precident to be Bi-sexual.
Anders, Fenris, are designed to be Bi or gay, if the player fancies them - pretty much removing any of their own personality traits.
This means they pretty much have no sexuality of their own, they might as well be extensions of Hawke.
Okay, I was with you all the way until you got to the point where you linked a poor upbringing with Zevran's bisexuality. Ohoho, that's not going to sit well with some people. But, I'm sure that's not what you meant, right?
What I mean, and this is all confirmed by in-game conversations etc
Zevran was bought up in a **** House, he had a back-story, and has been with Men and Women, and is very open about that.
Anders on the other hand, his back-story changes depending on your gender and whether you show interest in him.
In effect, Anders doesnt have a static back-story or history.
If your a male, who shows interest in him, he will have had relationships with male mages (Karl).
If your a female, who shows interest in him, I cant confirm, but I think his gay past is never mentioned.
A good character design, is writen down, and committed to.
Making a variable character design, that adapts to the player is 10x harder, and this is one of the reasons DA2 romances failed for me.
The Characters arent Gay or Bi, they are just programs that change depending on what you want from them.
Essentially, they dont have a choice in the matter....




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