From my point of view, someone who whines is someone who's complaints aren't justified. Alistair doesn't really fit that bill, though. He mourns over Duncan because he was a father to him and the only one who cared about what he wanted. He doesn't want to be lead because he's afraid of letting people down. He deflects personal questions with humor to hide his insecurity. He doesn't want to be seen as a potential ruler because people either resent him for threatening Cailan's rule or coddle him by keeping him out of battle like Duncan did.
He's actually a male character that features a wider range of emotions unlike quite a few video game characters. He isn't a jerky, anti-social, brooding Mary Sue that is hostile towards everything around him(for example, Marcus Fenix, Jack Slate, Kratos, the Prince of Persia from Warrior Within etc etc). For me, he never came across as particularly irritating or whiny at all. I'm wondering why other people see him that way?
He's actually a male character that features a wider range of emotions unlike quite a few video game characters. He isn't a jerky, anti-social, brooding Mary Sue that is hostile towards everything around him(for example, Marcus Fenix, Jack Slate, Kratos, the Prince of Persia from Warrior Within etc etc). For me, he never came across as particularly irritating or whiny at all. I'm wondering why other people see him that way?