@ImportantNobody Posted.
I originally intended on a character who would always do what I thought was best, but funnily enough Ruchette is turning out to be one with the biggest personality flaw of overconfidence. Leeroy's character is also letting personality cloud his judgement. Anyone else having characters doing this?
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It happens all the time, even in the arena setting, to me. Though for some damn reason it turns out better than I expect in some cases and I usually, in a story, aim to work past that character flaw. I personally think it might be fun to develop a sort of mentor/teacher type connection between characters as the combat aspect both tests and helps develop IC explanation for how to work past said issues without mysteriously eliminating them. ^-^ They still exist, but be manageable. Though likely new problems would arise to take the old's place naturally as you will never get a perfect PC.
I feel like I'm spamming OoCs left and right so if my yammering gets on your nerves, feel free to kick my ass out and I'll get back to doing what I do best: Lurking.
I originally intended on a character who would always do what I thought was best, but funnily enough Ruchette is turning out to be one with the biggest personality flaw of overconfidence. Leeroy's character is also letting personality cloud his judgement. Anyone else having characters doing this?
@GreivousKhan Because he's a level boss, obviously. :P
Also, ALphonse goes into battle with a weakness every time, he refuses to use his swords to their full extent.
Also, I went on a string of battles with injuries and weaknesses. xD. I think I was even told by some people they wouldn't do it.
Most of my characters have some quirk or character trait that could be considered exploitable though it's incredibly rare I find that anyone ever tries. That's probably just down to people not really bothering to explore other people's characters that well, or not taking note of subtle clues in combat that display the character's weaknesses.
The most obvious one is probably Fury, his character flaws are pretty close to his only real weakness and your best chance of beating him. I think people often underestimate how interesting a character that can exploit backstory or emotions would be, I've only tried to develop a character of that kind once and I never got to explore his usefulness fully.
Except maybe industrial, but not too many people listen to that.
@GreivousKhan
It'd have to be heavy metal, obviously. The arena is violent as fuck, and not too many other genres can portray that.
Except maybe industrial, but not too many people listen to that.