wraith89

<p><p><p><p><p><p>Remember that one game I showed you with the crazy killer clown? Don't want to remember it? Okay, well, to my amazement, the directors actually wrote the characters to be based off of human flaws that, despite their insanity, you could relate to. (Sweet Tooth is the mascot, so he's just a killer.) A good example of a character you could relate to is Outlaw, Mr. Grimm, Preacher, and Roadkill, because they're not evil. And each character has a satisfactory reason why they went nuts, and you can almost feel for some of them. Believe it or not, that dark as hell game has morals in it, and I was surprised when one of the characters went insane because his life was destroyed. And I can actually remember it. That's good. However, in the game I'm currently playing through, Wild Arms 5, the characters are incapable of being related to. They're all based off stereotypes and are really bland. They look cool though and can be fun, but otherwise... It hurts your imagination. (continued)</p></p></p></p></p></p>