Īgain, I prefer believable characters, not some husks with a little of personality so they can please player.īalanced characters are bland and non-believable.Īnd again you are acting as if it's either or. Numerous games have shown this in the You can have both sides it's not all or nothing. It is entirely possible for the devs to balance writing interesting developed characters while still balancing that with the fact that it's a game and player enjoyment and playability matters as well.
It's not a choice of flat bland characters that let players have choice or in depth believable ones that don't. You can have both sides it's not all or nothing. Well made believable characters are much better than just dolls to please player's desires. Realism is great and I'm all for the point of having representation in the game but at the same time fun should always trump realism and I think having things a bit more fluid in terms of that kind of thing so that the player always feels like they have options and aren't feeling limited due to a rigid design set up would be more enjoyable. Or where all the characters the player would want to romance don't match at which point it ends up feeling kind of like "well screw me I guess" which just leaves the player feeling unsatisfied with the options available to them. Like ending up where if your character is female and into girls then they are stuck with the one lesbian character and it's a choose this or nothing situation. Sure it's realistic but at the same time this is a game and that kind of design can often end up extremely limiting from the players perspective. His last contract was a three-year NHL entry-level contract that averaged US$908,330 per season.Originally posted by Kacper Kwiatkowski:You'll be able to try! Each character you meet has their own preferences that they don't always easily reveal. Newhook’s contract will pay the 22-year-old an average of US$2.9 million per season. … I’m excited to get to know some of the guys.” “It should be a fun group to play with, a fun group to be around. “They all said that they think I’m going to fit in really well with the group,” he said.
Since the trade was established, his new teammates have been welcoming, he says. “I’m sure the province is fighting over it a little bit right now,” he said with a smile. While most Newfoundland and Labradorians are Canadiens or Leafs fans, Newhook says he is fortunate his family are neither. Last year, Newhook played 82 games, with totals of 16-14-30. Newhook’s totals with the Avalanche were 27-39-66 over 159 career regular-season games. “I think he believes in me, and it’s great to have someone who believes in you … and wants you to be a part of the team,” he said. He also spoke highly of Canadiens manager Kent Hughes. Newhook said that while being traded from the Colorado Avalanche was emotional, the new venture offers exciting new opportunities for him. “I just want to come in with a different opportunity and kind of carry that on throughout the year and try to make this team better.” “I think I can bring a lot of speed to this team,” he said. In a video conference this Tuesday afternoon, Newhook said he is happy about this fresh start, and eager to tap into that potential. The Montreal Canadiens announced via Twitter Tuesday morning that they have agreed on terms for a four-year contract with Alex Newhook.
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