Video Game Character You Associate Most With?
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Captain Price. Not because I'm some kind of badass (at least not yet), but rather because I tend to be a bit of a situation handler among my friends. Plus I've proven fairly difficult to kill over the years.
Edit: Actually, Mordin Solus. We have a strikingly similar outlook on the world.
Edit: Actually, Mordin Solus. We have a strikingly similar outlook on the world.
Shepard because Shepard?
I'm gonna say Varric from Dragon Age 2. I'm short (when compared to my friends), like to tell stories, and am the snarky one in the group.
I'm gonna say Varric from Dragon Age 2. I'm short (when compared to my friends), like to tell stories, and am the snarky one in the group.
-I have very few friends
-I can hold grudges for a very, very long time
-I'm often single-mindedly devoted to things
-I have a short fuse
...Not sure whether that's closer to Mokou or Youmu. Definitely one of those two, though.
-I can hold grudges for a very, very long time
-I'm often single-mindedly devoted to things
-I have a short fuse
...Not sure whether that's closer to Mokou or Youmu. Definitely one of those two, though.
The exile from Kotor 2 (female character)
Don't even ask me...
I just feel like everything she does or/and says is something that I would do. This is probably why I like the game so much.
Don't even ask me...
I just feel like everything she does or/and says is something that I would do. This is probably why I like the game so much.
Probably an extra, just sat in the background watching TV, like when you have to sneak past civilians in splinter cell or something. As for a main character until I think of something better I'm gonna say Dr Breen cos if aliens invaded I would totaly sell out humanity to become maniacal leader.
I don't watch that show but....DAMN does he look bland. Does he talk in a monotone about the equivalent of a robot?neonsword13-ops said:
Yu Narukami: The shear definition of plain.
He's just a normal kid who's parents sent him to a small town because of work issues.
Best thing is... we both get all of the bitches.
[small]I lied about the bitches part...[/small]
I'm usually a tad quiet, calm, always looking for a peaceful way out and will even take some abuse to that end, but lash out fiercely when someone crosses the line (which doesn't happen often). I also enjoy nature around me, taking walks in the forest and such.
Think Thrall's the closest match I'm going to get. You know, barring the summoning thunderstorms and firing lasers at dragons and such.
Think Thrall's the closest match I'm going to get. You know, barring the summoning thunderstorms and firing lasers at dragons and such.
I'm going to say wheatley from Portal 2 because i'm a little neurotic, try to diffuse serious situations with humour, can get a little insecure, but am a fairly nice guy.
Well, in the game the anime was based off of, Yu is controlled by the player. The player can control what Yu does and says; he is essentially a blank slate for the player to do whatever they want with him. When you start out, the game gives you a character trait wheel to show you how Yu's personality has evolved.Terminate421 said:
The different traits will increase by doing normal things, like studying in the school library for knowledge, eating nasty things in the fridge to increase your courage, and so on.
The more your personality has evolved, the better conversation choices you can choose from.
Since the anime had to take the character in a more linear direction, the animators had to give him a personality. So what they did was start him out boring and gave him character as the show progressed, just like the game. He is the equivalent to a robot at the beginning but quickly transforms into a bad-ass ***** magnet by the end.
Here's an example.
This clip was taken towards the beginning of the show, so Yu's personality was somewhat... lacking.
-A couple episodes later-
Yu's wheel has had time to develop and he's now the definition of maximum swag. Look at all the fucks he gives when the girl are fighting over him.
-A couple episodes later-
Yu's wheel has had time to develop and he's now the definition of maximum swag. Look at all the fucks he gives when the girl are fighting over him.
Yea...unfortunately I'm coming to that answer as well. I've been looking at video game characters and while they share certain traits similar to my own, they seem a bit too static and one-sided. And I am pretty boring when it boils down to it, can't really hold a conversation to save my soul. Just a hopeless nerd I guess -____- le sighsancrkf said:
Oh I know!
cuz...I'm shy....and a guy......(tee hee)
I think its pretty funny....
Haha, I just love him, in the anime he is just so emotionless. I like it in the game that he is a blank character and you have to fill in his details, from his personality to the things you make up yourself.neonsword13-ops said:
Yu Narukami: The shear definition of plain.
He's just a normal kid who's parents sent him to a small town because of work issues.
Best thing is... we both get all of the bitches.
[small]I lied about the bitches part...[/small]
Except mine just went with Chie...who wouldn't go with Chie?
OT: I would probably go with either my Fallout 3 character or my Dragon Age character.
They both have my sense of humor and morality.
Everyone goes for Chie. Don't know why, though. :/StormShaun said:Haha, I just love him, in the anime he is just so emotionless. I like it in the game that he is a blank character and you have to fill in his details, from his personality to the things you make up yourself.
Except mine just went with Chie...who wouldn't go with Chie?
OT: I would probably go with either my Fallout 3 character or my Dragon Age character.
They both have my sense of humor and morality.