Shadowrun Shadowrun Returns - Dead Man's Switch Original Campaign

[Faarbaute]

I've given it some more thought and I'd like to give a positive mention to the orc step brother. Whoever wrote that character and designed the interactions between him and the player did a good job. The character actually comes across as a real person and there are plenty of opportunities to characterize and frame your relationship, current and past. Good job guy.

 

[Delterius]

I've given it some more thought and I'd like to give a positive mention to the orc step brother. Whoever wrote that character and designed the interactions between him and the player did a good job. The character actually comes across as a real person and there are plenty of opportunities to characterize and frame your relationship, current and past. Good job guy.

I concur. The interesting thing is that the reality of the character actually annoyed many players. They'll call the guy whiny. But man, the few scenes where you get to characterize your past with Raymond and Duncan just feel great and I only wish there was more of that. I can see an alternate SR:HK where you have to search your memories and investigate the city yourself to discover Raymond's past, instead of relying on Kindly Cheng. It would be a very different game though.