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9/17/2014 3:07:49 AM
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Character self awareness (Or just bland writing.)
When I was playing through Venus and got to the mission where we need to find the Awoken to get to the Garden, my Character (who is Awoken as well) didn't think for a second she might be seeing more of her kind (if there weren't that many on the Tower).
Heck, it might even be the same for the other races.
What I was thinking, was that maybe they could have fleshed out the character (even if it is just some pawn) more or just gave the characters dialogue unique to their races.
Example (From the first Venus mission):
Ghost: "Bla bla bla find Awoken bla bla Rift bla bla"
Awoken: "You mean more people like me?"
Ghost: "Bla bla bla find Awoken bla bla Rift bla bla"
Human: "The Blue guys? I've always wondered where they come from."
Ghost: "Bla bla bla find Awoken bla bla Rift bla bla"
Exo: "More of them? Beep boop, count me in!"
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4 RepliesI like this. It reminds me of how in skyrim if you chose orc you were welcomed in to the orc villages, but other races had to do a quest first. It makes sense that your character (if he/she is awoken) would recognize that they are amongst their own. It would also be cool if they treated you more respectfully because you're one of them.
