But for my taste she was a bit to extreme. Yea its something else and refreshing to all the other sunshines heroes u have in most other rpgs and i found the story itself realy interesting. But ruining lives for so mutch other people (who had nothing to do with it) on the way to get it realy makes me sick when i think about. Sure her reason for revange is understable and all. Originally posted by Bonebreaker:I completed the game allready (on Console) and yes at some point it lightens a bit up, but that dosnt change the fact that she uses what happend to her brother as an excuse for nearly everything she does and as u can see later in the game even that was pointless. Very happy i picked this game off on a whim :) I haven't finished the game myself, but i'm smitten with the pace of the story and characters. These change, as a daemon she begins to accept parts of her humanity back over time. The ways she is reflects in her personality shift, she don't care about anything, everything she chooses is for "ease of movement" and if it isn't a tool to her it's worthless. Velvet is very well developed, aside from spoilers, she has a very hard phycological state to overcome with having been through a traumatic experience and a heavily dehumanizing one, The nightmares she has are very brutal in seeing her own mind wrest with itself over the blood on her hands and past. She accepts that she is the monster she has become, and her attitude once free is so very driven by her hatred and lust for avenging her family (I won't put revenge here, it's said but doesn't feel the same, she isn't doing this just for herself)ĭriven, but can come off slightly abrasive because she has something to DO, but he isn't unjust in her brash communication like FFXIII's Lightning. She becomes a monster at the hand of the "good guy" and 3 years in a dungeon so bleak and cold.
Velvet's character speaks to me on many levels, in her place, she does exactly what i would do.
Never played a tales game before this is my first.
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