[quote name='The Crotch']My problem with Bethesda games is the same problem I have with most WRPGs, only far more pronounced - the lack of identity for the main character. I know that that's supposed to be an area that
you fill in, but with The Elder Scrolls, it's just... it's not there. Revan? I felt a character. The Nameless One? There's a character there. The Vault Dweller? Okay, not as good as TNO, but still, by the end of it, you get a sense of his personality.

, mute ol' Gordon Freeman (not a WRPG character, I know, but

you you made me interrupt the flow of this sentence) has ten times the personality of generic Bethesda hero #19.
Same reason I can't play Icewind Dale, and I think that's my main problem with Neverwinter Nights. It's like I'm playing the unholy offspring of Jerry Jenkins and Stephenie Meyer. And with no real sense of who the
I am, I never get the feeling that I'm interacting with anyone else on a greater level than "slidey pie chart friendship minigame".[/QUOTE]
Wait, what? Since when did Gordon Freeman have a personality? He doesn't talk and the only time you even see the bastard is on the game's box.