Favorite Characters
Here is a list of my favorite game characters (in no particular order).
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By the end of his journey, he is broken. His role in Spec Ops: The Line's grittier and more realistic version (relatively) of war was refreshing and terrifying.
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She is one of the most honorable and admirable characters in any story from any storytelling medium.
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He's a bike delivery guy who runs around and shoots lightning at gangs. What else do you need?
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He only says one thing and it is so good. "AGRO!" But his whole goal of saving Mono by putting himself in almost impossible danger is heartfelt.
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Well... he just kicks ass.
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A strong female character who wields one bigass sword(s). Too bad her game was so short.
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What more can you say about him that hasn't been said?
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Stereotypical witty Indiana Jonesish personality. Except the difference is that if he says something you don't like, have him "accidentally" miss a ledge.
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She was just such a complex and mysterious character. Awesome.
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He has such a depressing backstory about his childhood. Plus his psychic "powers" blew my fricking mind the first time I fought against him.
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Any woman who kicks ass with a lightsaber and has a slightly British accent (I think) is automatically awesome.
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She was just so real. She wasn't gratuitously sexy (cough, cough Ivy) but you could connect to her.
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I can't let the Wanderer (or Wander, both are correct) be lonely as a silent protagonist. Plus Gordon Freeman has a fricking crowbar...kickass.
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He has a really interesting backstory and you can always sympathize with him.
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Crono is the third silent protagonist on this list. One reason I really like Crono is that he was designed by Akira Toriyama, so he looks like he is from Dragon Ball Z (which is awesome). That plus how he is received by other characters and what happens to him during the story packed an emotional punch (at least for me).
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She'll kick your ass by running!
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lol
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Lee was just an awesome character. Badass, yet caring and a hero. I admit to crying at the end of episode five. Dave Fennoy did an incredible job.
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Never have I wanted to protect a character more than Clementine. She's not your average kid and is fricking adorable. I am waiting in suspense to see her future.
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