Am I the only one who thinks that naming a character with a letter was pretty lame? Sure, you solve a lot of problema with the voice overs but at least we could have some real male/female names!
Actually I would rather have no name at all than... V ? What kind of surname is that?It's better than not having one like far cry 5. I hated having no identity, unlike the previous games.
It's not a surname, it's a... "street handle" I think the term was.What kind of surname is that?
It's not a surname, it's a... "street handle" I think the term was.
This ain't Fallout 4Actually I would rather have no name at all than... V ? What kind of surname is that?
it's one thing to have a preset name because you're playing a character with a background and all that (i.e. Geralt of Rivia) but for a game where you're put in the role of a nobody becoming the hero, I would have expected something better.
There are other strategies to cope with the voice overs, for example using a title or a proper surname. V seems really out of place
Doubt it, but you can always come up with one anyway. The game won't use it but you can create some RP using it if you want.I wonder if at creation there will be a section where you can put a real name, like a bio of sorts.
It's for Victor or Valerie iirc, those are the two cannon names for the character and you learn that during the visit to clouds in the main story. Me personally though, I wish the protagonist had no set name, had no spoken voice lines, there's nothing wrong with a silent protagonist that picks dialogue options THAT SAY WHAT'S WRITTEN instead of going off script and making my character say something I didn't intend to.Nope. And we still have no idea what does the V signify, other than being gender-neutral (for some reason, since we already heard Dexter say "Miss V" and "Mister V" it doesnt seem to be that important)
I believe its been said V is a "Street name", not V's actual name. It is the name the NPCs will refer to.