I like V, but I understand how people felt limited by the dialogue choices or lack thereof. No matter what lifepath you chose, V is essentially the same character, and you don't get a lot of chances to express morality, your like/dislike for Johnny (or any character), or feelings that aren't railroaded. You don't even get the basic "good(nice) / evil(jerk)" dialogue choices that you would expect from an RPG, and the few times you can express yourself doesn't have any effect on the game - other than one conversation with Johnny, apparently.
So yeah, I liked V as written, but I know that V isn't "my" character. I get why others would be disappointed by that.
So yeah, I liked V as written, but I know that V isn't "my" character. I get why others would be disappointed by that.
You can most definitely mold John Sheppard. Play a 'blue' playthrough from game 1 to 3 and repeat with a 'red' and you've played 2 different games.
Maybe the impact is different when you play as female V, also to me the male V sound so much like a selfish douchebag with his deep macho voice, I'd never want to play as a male V
but the female V is much more touching, maybe the voice actors did not do they job equally ?
I doubt this... Its not a matter of gender, rather the writing for the character.Maybe the impact is different when you play as female V, also to me the male V sound so much like a selfish douchebag with his deep macho voice, I'd never want to play as a male V
At least to me I really dislike the male V because of the voice tone. makes it sound so shallow.
Maybe the impact is different when you play as female V, also to me the male V sound so much like a selfish douchebag with his deep macho voice, I'd never want to play as a male V
I've only played female V and she surpassed femshep as my absolute favourite voice acting as a game protagonist
I'm only playing the same character over and over for the same reason
I rather enjoyed V, though I didn't like the Silver Hand elements. Like the used ash trays in the apartment and other elements that implied that V was losing ownership of his own body as you went. In my first play through I focused on the main missions in hopes of getting rid of the backseat driver and to enjoy the rest of the game with out Johnny.. no such luck. Would have enjoyed the game more if I could have ditched the rocker ghost instead of him stealing the whole show.