| bananaking21 said: Or John Marston from Red Dead Redemption |
in my top 5 for sure
| bananaking21 said: Or John Marston from Red Dead Redemption |
in my top 5 for sure
For video games you can't go wrong with Cloud (FF7) and Fei (Xenogears). I prefer good narrative development with video games as opposed to just character development since you actually interact with them as opposed to books or movies. They may not have simple and grounded stories, but they're a hell of a lot more interesting and compelling than many grounded characters. I'll watch HBO if I want completely grounded and relatable characters.
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| LMU Uncle Alfred said: For video games you can't go wrong with Cloud (FF7) and Fei (Xenogears). I prefer good narrative development with video games as opposed to just character development since you actually interact with them as opposed to books or movies. They may not have simple and grounded stories, but they're a hell of a lot more interesting and compelling than many grounded characters. I'll watch HBO if I want completely grounded and relatable characters. |
or if I want both there are games like the wolf among us and life is strange.
| Vodacixi said: Squall Leonhart by a mile. He starts as someone who rejects any kind of bond with anyone. He's incredibly Cold, inexpressive and is not afraid of hurting the feelings of others with its words. And by the end of the game, while he hasn't completely changed all of that, he makes friends, he care about some people other than himself and he is capable of showing genuine love for Rinoa. And what's more important, he's not ashamed when he does that. Hell, he even smiles at the end of the game, somthing he rarely does... |
I agree, many characters go through character changing moments but they are uually some big moment in the game, while Squall basically spends 3 discs changing bit by bit until the inner monolgue the game shows us, is not longer present.
Hmm, pie.
onionberry said:
or if I want both there are games like the wolf among us and life is strange. |
I prefer the compelling game characters that reside in an open or semi-open world, which is something difficult for many narratives to handle well. Nowadays It's practically unheard of. it's particularly difficult in today's gaming world with rising budgets and the ever increasing work hours needed. You can discover more things about the characters in some of squaresoft's masterpieces by searching the world. There's a crap ton of them in Xenogears.
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