Your Favourite Videogame lady character
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My favourite are Samus Aran, Juri Han and Bayonetta.
Samus for being a strong female lead (before Another M), Juri Han for being a menacing and evil but in a good way and Bayonetta for being sexy, saucy wise and she doesn't need big boobs to be sexy.
Samus for being a strong female lead (before Another M), Juri Han for being a menacing and evil but in a good way and Bayonetta for being sexy, saucy wise and she doesn't need big boobs to be sexy.
Alyx.
unlike other video game allies she knows how to keep herself stay safe,be not annoying and knows how to kill.
unlike other video game allies she knows how to keep herself stay safe,be not annoying and knows how to kill.
Going to have to go with Morrigan from Dragon Age too. Yes, because she's hot, bitchy and sarcastic, but I also think she's a way more interesting character than most people give her credit for. So much of her evil comes from being naive and sheltered.
And I only just started playing SWTOR, but Darth Zash is awesome.
And I only just started playing SWTOR, but Darth Zash is awesome.
I'm surprised that I haven't heard more variety of choices; hasn't been a single vote for Kerrigan yet. And A lot of characters that come to mind immediately for me are nowhere in sight thus far: Mona Sax from Max Payne, Tanya from any C&C game(Cha Ching baby,) Jan Ors from the Jedi Knight series, and so forth.
Anyways my vote goes to Zoe Castillo from Dreamfall:The Longest Journey for being all around the most likable and believable leading lady. I haven't played the original yet though so perhaps I will like April Ryan more.
Anyways my vote goes to Zoe Castillo from Dreamfall:The Longest Journey for being all around the most likable and believable leading lady. I haven't played the original yet though so perhaps I will like April Ryan more.
Probably Lightning
I like a strong woman who's hard to impress
Other wise I'd go with Nariko
Simply cause shes hot.
I like a strong woman who's hard to impress
Other wise I'd go with Nariko
Simply cause shes hot.
Jill Valentine, pre Resident Evil 5, not a big fan of the blonde hair, but I do love a girl in uniform 
I can't decide, there are a lot of good ones...
Morrigan was good, a lot of he dialogue was very funny.
I liked Sophitia from Soulcalibur because of her backstory and general style.
I think my favourite is Princess/Queen Elincia from Fire Emblem, though. She had an interesting character arc, becoming more independent throughout the two games and was attractive while not being ridiculous like some women in games.
Morrigan was good, a lot of he dialogue was very funny.
I liked Sophitia from Soulcalibur because of her backstory and general style.
I think my favourite is Princess/Queen Elincia from Fire Emblem, though. She had an interesting character arc, becoming more independent throughout the two games and was attractive while not being ridiculous like some women in games.
Hmm. Jade from Beyond Good and Evil gets a ditto from me.
I'd also like to nominate Twillight princess: The legend of Midna (and some Zelda-girl who shows up in 4 cutscenes, total screen time of 10 minutes tops.) Also, the big bar-lady from that game was pretty cool. A side character, but still.
If Fleet Command, the living AI core from Homeworld counts, I'll nominate her too.
I'd also like to nominate Twillight princess: The legend of Midna (and some Zelda-girl who shows up in 4 cutscenes, total screen time of 10 minutes tops.) Also, the big bar-lady from that game was pretty cool. A side character, but still.
If Fleet Command, the living AI core from Homeworld counts, I'll nominate her too.
Linda the Lungfish from psychonauts. Mostly because she had one of the best minds in the game. Also, I like how she talks all sage like.
...Go on, guess. It shouldn't be that hard...
Although, my reason for liking her isn't just because she's a girl; it's that I see more of myself in her than anyone else. Single-minded, short-tempered and slightly naive.
Although, my reason for liking her isn't just because she's a girl; it's that I see more of myself in her than anyone else. Single-minded, short-tempered and slightly naive.