Oh boy... how I hate this damned 'Holy Trinity'... it's the clautrophobia of RPG classes. I have been playing both tabletop and computer RPGs for long enough to be sure there is life beyond that. There are social skills, there is sabotage and many other ways I'm not thinking about right now...
But given enough options, people will have fun by doing completely unexpected things (I'm looking at you guy who played as an NPC in TES: Oblivion). I mean, you can go with a rockerboy for a social playthrough and somewhre along the way get distracted by just trying to be famous and have a heck of a good time
But given enough options, people will have fun by doing completely unexpected things (I'm looking at you guy who played as an NPC in TES: Oblivion). I mean, you can go with a rockerboy for a social playthrough and somewhre along the way get distracted by just trying to be famous and have a heck of a good time