British game characters

[Walter Sobchak]

There were a lot of British Chars from COD MW wasn't there?

They all died by the end

 

[Walter Sobchak]

Most people in the Fable games, and Soap from the Modern Warfare games.

Why don't you go back and re-read the conditions

Ok I take away the Fable people then.

And soap is playable so no

 

[Z of the Na'vi]

This guy is playable.

Not in the single-player mode of said Timesplitters: Future Perfect he isn't.

I wasn't counting multiplayer, either. [small]Although it is damn good.[/small]

 

[Inkidu]

Um... isn't Lara Croft British?

 

[ScoopMeister]

This guy is playable.

Not in the single-player mode of said Timesplitters: Future Perfect he isn't.

I wasn't counting multiplayer, either. [small]Although it is damn good.[/small]

I take it you haven't played TimeSplitters 2 then.

 

[Z of the Na'vi]

I take it you haven't played TimeSplitters 2 then.

No, no I haven't.

[small]Honestly? He was the first British game character to come to my mind. I posted him as I thought he hadn't been mentioned yet. He hadn't. Therefore, I didn't really pay attention to the "rules" of this thread and broke one or two of them. My bad.

Oh well. Life goes on.[/small]

 

[ScoopMeister]

Merril in DA2, she is Welsh.
As for playing as her thats hard to say in a DA game.

Technically she isn't Welsh, as within the game Wales doesn't exist. She is Dalish and just has a Welsh accent. Therefore I don't think she counts as British, just because she has a British accent.
It would be like saying Leliana is French or Zevran is Spanish/Italian.

 

[ScoopMeister]

I take it you haven't played TimeSplitters 2 then.

No, no I haven't.

[small]Honestly? He was the first British game character to come to my mind. I posted him as I thought he hadn't been mentioned yet. He hadn't. Therefore, I didn't really pay attention to the "rules" of this thread and broke one or two of them. My bad.

Oh well. Life goes on.[/small]

Indeed it does. As an aside, you should get TimeSplitters 2 if you ever have the chance. It used to be my favourite game.

 

[Z of the Na'vi]

Indeed it does. As an aside, you should get TimeSplitters 2 if you ever have the chance. It used to be my favorite game.

I've heard very good things about it from a close friend of mine. Cortez is one of the funniest protagonists I've seen in a good long while, and he informed me that the commando is also in Timesplitters 2. Is that true?

I've played and beaten Future Perfect many times over, and it would be great to know what happened before the events of it, assuming a form of continuity is followed.

 

[joemegson94]

The sergeant from Hogs of War, played by Rik Mayall.

 

[Canid117]

I think I win?

I think he was a Kiwi wasn't he?

OP: All your villagers in Black and White. Oh wait nevermind they are complete idiots.
"IF YOU NEED FUCKING SLEEP THEN GO TO FUCKING SLEEP YOU SHITHEADS!" Sorry what were we talking about?

 

[ELD3RGoD]

Yes you can. It would be similar to, say, Texas, deciding it didn't want to be a part of the USA any longer.

You can't. Britain isn't the political system, that's the UK, Britain is just the name of the island.

There is no Island on Earth known as Britain... You have the United Kingdom, consisting of Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland. Then you have the British Isles which include Jersey and Guernsey. But Britain isn't the name of any island. - FACT.

 

[ScoopMeister]

Indeed it does. As an aside, you should get TimeSplitters 2 if you ever have the chance. It used to be my favorite game.

I've heard very good things about it from a close friend of mine. Cortez is one of the funniest protagonists I've seen in a good long while, and he informed me that the commando is also in Timesplitters 2. Is that true?

I've played and beaten Future Perfect many times over, and it would be great to know what happened before the events of it, assuming a form of continuity is followed.

The game isn't really story driven in Time Splitters 2. Cortez is the protagonist, but you actually play a different character each level, in a different time period each time as well. There is a continuity (Future Perfect is a direct sequel), but I haven't played either for such a long time, I don't really remember how the story goes.

And yes, I think the commando is in there, but again I can't really remember, there were so many different, hilarious characters (and what I still believe today to be the best split-screen action ever experienced).

 

[Leviathan_]

Wadsworth and Godfrey from Fallout 3

Captain Anderson from Mass Effect

Andrew Campbell from R.U.S.E., that guy from British intelligence

The English group of soldiers from Call of Duty 3 (Keith and Ingram or whatever his name is)

Parker and Cartwright from the Resistance series

Rowdy and Doug from Silent storm

I win.

 

[Pearwood]

There is no Island on Earth known as Britain... You have the United Kingdom, consisting of Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland. Then you have the British Isles which include Jersey and Guernsey. But Britain isn't the name of any island. - FICTION.

Yes it is. Look up a list of the biggest islands, Britain is something like the 7th. Did you not notice that England, Scotland and Wales are part of the same landmass? That landmass is called Britain. FACT.

 

[Thaluikhain]

Meccs from "Giants: Citizen Kabuto"? Though it's a largely British cast so I'm not certain if it counts... Any complaints? Or have I completed the challenge?

Well, the Meccs were, but the rest of the cast were aliens, despite having Scottish or French accents, and whatever Delphi had. So, I'd say it was about half British and half not.

I haven't played the game in a long time, but I'm pretty sure the Meccs were supposed to be Australians.

The beginning of the game has Baz (I think) planting a Union Flag in the ground, with the opening bars of "Rule Britannia" playing. Also, two of the Meccs are named "Gordon" and "Bennett".

Mind you, the accents are reminiscient of the sort of thing you hear when you have a US actor that doesn't know what an Australan sounds like trying to do an Australian accent.

 

[Nudu]

5) They can't be in a game comprised almost entirely of British characters (e.g. Fable)

Count the Americans in British games.

 

[TiloXofXTanto]

Scottish, English and Welsh are British, as they make up Great Britain, Irish is not as it's a different island. The exception being those of us from Northern Ireland, who under the Good Friday Agreement have the right to claim either or both nationalities.

Edit and On topic: does Psycho actually count because he was playable in Warhead.

you forgot Cornish....even if it is just a language.

 

[xchurchx]

I think I win?

nope as he was voiced by a bloke from new zealand
nice try tho as our accents our simmilar but they have a slight ausie twang to theirs!

Born: Robin David Sachs
February 5, 1951 in London, England, UK

No, he's English, and he clearly portrays an Englishman too.

But he dosn't sound english, srsly im Celtic tht makes me 100% English and no way would i have said he was english, like i said he sounded like he would be from new zealan or south africa!
and I sir take ofence at you calling me stubborn

 

[repeating integers]

I think I win?

nope as he was voiced by a bloke from new zealand
nice try tho as our accents our simmilar but they have a slight ausie twang to theirs!

Born: Robin David Sachs
February 5, 1951 in London, England, UK

No, he's English, and he clearly portrays an Englishman too.

But he dosn't sound english, srsly im Celtic tht makes me 100% English and no way would i have said he was english, like i said he sounded like he would be from new zealan or south africa!
and I sir take ofence at you calling me stubborn

Well, England has lots of different regional accents. To me, he sounds English. Let's agree to disagree.