Vaeliorin wrote...
Dak'kon. Best character ever.
Honestly, though, you could pick almost any character from PS:T and make an argument for them.
And i dare to take Morte!
Hey chief!
Your favorite RPG character.
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#51
Posté 21 juillet 2011 - 12:32
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And i dare to take Morte!
Hey chief!
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#52
Posté 21 juillet 2011 - 12:43
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Some good choices here. Even though I didn't play this game as often as others I think'Bishop' from NWN2 was terrific character. Very tough to do an evil character that is not psychotic.
#53
Posté 21 juillet 2011 - 05:21
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Top spot would go to KotOR 2's Kreia, hands down. After Kreia, I thought Alistair and Morrigan were amongst Bioware's best characters. Aside from Mass Effect, I'd say Bioware does an overall spectacular job on their npcs.
#54
Posté 21 juillet 2011 - 08:59
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Jansen from Lost Odyssey. Seems like the standard funny, shallow character at first, but he really develops over the course of the game.
Yuri from Tales of Vesperia. He's a vigilante. He knows killing is wrong, but he keeps doing it because he doesn't think justice will be done otherwise.
Jack from ME. Her back-story and development are both interesting. And though she can soften towards Shep, she never loses the personality traits that define her character.
Shale from DA. Witty and tragic at the same time. Befriending her is definitely very rewarding.
Yuri from Tales of Vesperia. He's a vigilante. He knows killing is wrong, but he keeps doing it because he doesn't think justice will be done otherwise.
Jack from ME. Her back-story and development are both interesting. And though she can soften towards Shep, she never loses the personality traits that define her character.
Shale from DA. Witty and tragic at the same time. Befriending her is definitely very rewarding.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 03:13
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Kendal from Kingdom Under Fire - Simply because he's one of the rare heroes whose motivation isn't for love, gold or simply just saving the world from some impending doom to save himself or the one he loves. His motivation for the good he does is because of his religion and nothing more and you get to play as him. Awesome.
Gerald from Kingdom Under Fire - Simply because he's a nice average guy who can get angry or simply have a laugh with his friends. Unlike other character in KUF, he comes across as your average soldier and that's depicted well when he mourns over his loved ones when they die, gets angry in battle or has a laugh with his friends. However, he's a bit of a rebel and will often act as his heart tells him to do and will defy orders if he feels that his heart tells him too. He's justice loving and will often go against orders just to bring justice to someone. So there's more depth to him than him just being an average man.
Duncan - The badassery of Dragon Age. What's not to like about this guy? He's calm, experienced and wise. He doesn't care about saving a few people and will even kill innocents for the greater good. He cares about saving the world and even when he's dead, his character is still developed throughout the game. He also has a colorful background and is presented as a flawed hero IMO.
Alistair - Just because he's a dick and because he whines alot but he's a good man with good intentions and I can't hate him. He's one of the few characters that you can have a bromance with and he's never short on jokes but he can get serious when he wants to.
Zandalor from Divine Divinity - Think Gandalf but more badass. This wizard even has a deeper and darker voice than his Divinity 2 counterpart and unlike Gandalf or his Divinity 2 counterpart, he houses doubts in his heart and while he's presented as being the guy you could rely on or the guy who knows everything, later on, this is proved untrue because even he has fears in his heart (despite being over 1000 years old and seeing much victory for the good side) and you basically save him when he gets in trouble, though he rescues you later in the game too to make the score even. He's badass though because when he means business, he means business. In Divinity 2 though, he's not as good as he was in the original simply because of the change in voice and clothing. He also seems more like your mentor than your friend as he was in Divine Divinity and everything about him in Divinity 2 is rather generic.
Carlo from Arx Fatalis - I don't know why but this guy just cracks me up. He's Gaurd Captain of the city but he looks like a tramp but he're presented as a formidable warrior and tactician...so looks can be deceptive?
Kaltar from Arx Fatalis - A bald guy who has the voice of the rabbit hunter from Bugs Bunny. Why does he make the list? Because I killed him at the start of the game just for laughs and he returned near the end and helped me, my character replied to him when he saw him "Kaltar!" in shock and Kaltar replied "I bet you thought you had killed me didn't you!? When I heard that these guys were planning to kill you, I knew I couldn't let them....because I'd much rather prefer to kill you myself!" He got killed again sadly for him but due to the surprise, he made the list for one of my best characters. If you don't decide to kill him for lulz, he still returns at the end of the game but doesn't attack you. Arx Fatalis also presented many choices with consequences later on in the game and there were actually several ways to complete a quest and some quests even had consequences where certain NPCs could die. For a 2002 game, it was WAY ahead of its time.
Gerald from Kingdom Under Fire - Simply because he's a nice average guy who can get angry or simply have a laugh with his friends. Unlike other character in KUF, he comes across as your average soldier and that's depicted well when he mourns over his loved ones when they die, gets angry in battle or has a laugh with his friends. However, he's a bit of a rebel and will often act as his heart tells him to do and will defy orders if he feels that his heart tells him too. He's justice loving and will often go against orders just to bring justice to someone. So there's more depth to him than him just being an average man.
Duncan - The badassery of Dragon Age. What's not to like about this guy? He's calm, experienced and wise. He doesn't care about saving a few people and will even kill innocents for the greater good. He cares about saving the world and even when he's dead, his character is still developed throughout the game. He also has a colorful background and is presented as a flawed hero IMO.
Alistair - Just because he's a dick and because he whines alot but he's a good man with good intentions and I can't hate him. He's one of the few characters that you can have a bromance with and he's never short on jokes but he can get serious when he wants to.
Zandalor from Divine Divinity - Think Gandalf but more badass. This wizard even has a deeper and darker voice than his Divinity 2 counterpart and unlike Gandalf or his Divinity 2 counterpart, he houses doubts in his heart and while he's presented as being the guy you could rely on or the guy who knows everything, later on, this is proved untrue because even he has fears in his heart (despite being over 1000 years old and seeing much victory for the good side) and you basically save him when he gets in trouble, though he rescues you later in the game too to make the score even. He's badass though because when he means business, he means business. In Divinity 2 though, he's not as good as he was in the original simply because of the change in voice and clothing. He also seems more like your mentor than your friend as he was in Divine Divinity and everything about him in Divinity 2 is rather generic.
Carlo from Arx Fatalis - I don't know why but this guy just cracks me up. He's Gaurd Captain of the city but he looks like a tramp but he're presented as a formidable warrior and tactician...so looks can be deceptive?
Kaltar from Arx Fatalis - A bald guy who has the voice of the rabbit hunter from Bugs Bunny. Why does he make the list? Because I killed him at the start of the game just for laughs and he returned near the end and helped me, my character replied to him when he saw him "Kaltar!" in shock and Kaltar replied "I bet you thought you had killed me didn't you!? When I heard that these guys were planning to kill you, I knew I couldn't let them....because I'd much rather prefer to kill you myself!" He got killed again sadly for him but due to the surprise, he made the list for one of my best characters. If you don't decide to kill him for lulz, he still returns at the end of the game but doesn't attack you. Arx Fatalis also presented many choices with consequences later on in the game and there were actually several ways to complete a quest and some quests even had consequences where certain NPCs could die. For a 2002 game, it was WAY ahead of its time.
#56
Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 01:37
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I think that would have to be Fisto from New Vegas.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 01:39
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vometia wrote...
I think that would have to be Fisto from New Vegas.
That is all.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 01:42
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It's a tie between Richard Moreau AKA The Master, Minsc(both voiced by Jim Cummings) and Auron from FFX.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 01:50
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As my screen name would suggest, Saren from Mass Effect.
Saren was superbly well written, deep and complex. He was very powerful and immensely intelligent, and in some ways was very good spirited. He was an antagonist, but only because his belief for the continuity of organic life's existence contradicted that of Shepard's. His stance, however, was founded upon very strong reason, and given the circumstances of Mass Effect's plot, was in many ways logical but for emotion...as he himself mentions.
Saren was of course under the effects of Indoctrination the entire game, and so it also wasn't really his fault. He was being controlled, and that could have happened to anyone. He deserves pity, even if you did view him as an a-hole.
Saren was superbly well written, deep and complex. He was very powerful and immensely intelligent, and in some ways was very good spirited. He was an antagonist, but only because his belief for the continuity of organic life's existence contradicted that of Shepard's. His stance, however, was founded upon very strong reason, and given the circumstances of Mass Effect's plot, was in many ways logical but for emotion...as he himself mentions.
Saren was of course under the effects of Indoctrination the entire game, and so it also wasn't really his fault. He was being controlled, and that could have happened to anyone. He deserves pity, even if you did view him as an a-hole.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 01:54
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Wow, I don't know, too many really. The Master from Fallout1, Morte from PS:T. I loved Jaheira & Viconia from Baldur's Gate. Also Deekin Scalesinger from NWN SoU. & HotU.
But after some deep thinking, I'd have to say HK-47 was my favorite and the funniest.
But after some deep thinking, I'd have to say HK-47 was my favorite and the funniest.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 01:59
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mrcrusty wrote...
That is all.
I've only just figured out that's The Love Machine himself in your avatar!
#62
Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 02:18
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Kreia. I loved the endless talks with her, and the banter with her and Atton.
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Posté 22 juillet 2011 - 02:36
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My absolute favorite is Saskia from The Witcher 2.
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Posté 25 juillet 2011 - 07:46
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mrcrusty wrote...
vometia wrote...
I think that would have to be Fisto from New Vegas.
That is all.
You know some robot looks like your avatar first sighted at a Turkish movie. İt goes by 2 names"The man who save the world" or "Turkish Starwars"(it actually stole starwars dog fight scenes
)That robot was a masterpiece and still haunts my dreams...
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Posté 25 juillet 2011 - 06:28
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Geralt of Rivia
Ioverth
King Radovid
All from The Witcher series
Ioverth
King Radovid
All from The Witcher series
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Posté 25 juillet 2011 - 06:58
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foogoo wrote...
Luc0s wrote...
Gerald - The Witcher
Not a single RPG character on earth is as bad-ass as Gerald.
Minsc
This.
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#68
Posté 25 juillet 2011 - 08:33
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LOL, it's actually Geralt, not Gerald but I agree, Gerald IS badass:
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Posté 25 juillet 2011 - 09:23
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I almost went the easy way and just said Shepard. He/She is whatever you want them to be and with a voice. They failed to capture that in DA2 and I keep going back to the ME games because of it.
Then I took some time to think about it.
Caesar from Fallout New Vegas. For a very large portion of the game you are led to believe that the legion are evil and that Caesar must die. Help the NCR enough and they'll say it "he's a threat and needs to be killed"
Help house and he'll order you to do it.
Well help Yes Man and he'll agree with whatever you say but you get the idea lol.
Suddenly you get an invite to his camp the big man wants to meet you in person. In my first game I was all about destroying the Legion the chance to meet and possibly kill him was too sweet to pass up.
Then you talk to him..... and everything changes. This man isn't evil. He's harsh and a tough warlord but whats evil about the legion is just how eager his subordinates are. His views and goals are not that far off from the NCR in fact their probably worse than the legion is.
He intends to take over by force but he also intends to repair and make everything whole under one leadership. The wasteland might benefit from it who knows. All I know is that I couldn't bring myself to kill him (he'd probably kick my ass with that uber fist he wears anyway)
From one conversation with this man the game changes. I still haven't killed him.. who knows maybe one day I will but he opened my eyes to how this conflict is FAR from black and white.
Then I took some time to think about it.
Caesar from Fallout New Vegas. For a very large portion of the game you are led to believe that the legion are evil and that Caesar must die. Help the NCR enough and they'll say it "he's a threat and needs to be killed"
Help house and he'll order you to do it.
Well help Yes Man and he'll agree with whatever you say but you get the idea lol.
Suddenly you get an invite to his camp the big man wants to meet you in person. In my first game I was all about destroying the Legion the chance to meet and possibly kill him was too sweet to pass up.
Then you talk to him..... and everything changes. This man isn't evil. He's harsh and a tough warlord but whats evil about the legion is just how eager his subordinates are. His views and goals are not that far off from the NCR in fact their probably worse than the legion is.
He intends to take over by force but he also intends to repair and make everything whole under one leadership. The wasteland might benefit from it who knows. All I know is that I couldn't bring myself to kill him (he'd probably kick my ass with that uber fist he wears anyway)
From one conversation with this man the game changes. I still haven't killed him.. who knows maybe one day I will but he opened my eyes to how this conflict is FAR from black and white.
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Posté 26 juillet 2011 - 02:00
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My favorite pc is still Geralt. Npc's include:
-Alistair
-White Rayla
-Triss Merigold
-Samara
-Garrus
-Alistair
-White Rayla
-Triss Merigold
-Samara
-Garrus
