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[Hjklop]

Don't all RPG's have the main character being a colossal world changer, heck don't all games?

 

I can understand not wanting them to be seen as these godlike beings, but recognition comes with the territory of world saving y'know. 

[spinachdiaper]

I wouldn't mind a smaller intimate story with a personal conflict that isn't the deciding factor in the fate of the world or universe.... maybe not for ME:A, but for another game or franchise.

[Arbalest7]

If you think the bioware protag's are OP try fighting in any game without your party. Easier to do in DA:O as you can keep making mana and health pots, but still that cool down.

Actually I always thought that ME was the easiest Bioware series to solo with all classes. DA is doable with some classes and builds and not with others. 

[Mercyva]

Geralt isn't really an ordinary person, you were probably thinking about a protagonist that doesn't really get things to happen how they want all the time. I'd like this too.

 

 

the thing i liked about the witcher and geralt, is n that world, nothing is as simple as choosing a ''paragon OR renegade'' .. its much more complex. sometimes choosing the right thing can cause more trouble than doing wrong. sometimes doing wrong is ''Less Evil'' thats what i like about the witcher. the lines between good and evil are blurred. which can give you more freedom, at least thats how i felt. because i always end up doing ''paragon'' whenever i play mass effect. and playng the witcher actually was a fresh of air.

[mickey111]

Don't all RPG's have the main character being a colossal world changer, heck don't all games?

 

I can understand not wanting them to be seen as these godlike beings, but recognition comes with the territory of world saving y'know. 

what if god-like beings were normal though? not a lot of settings I know of that support that outside of Marvel, DC, and certain versions of D&D though.