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hey everybody :D whats your fav character in Valhalla?
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hey everybody
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@omgilovesteak
I like the baker Tarben, he's really sweet natured.
I do like the animals, the kitty and the wolf dog are cute. I like Petra shes friendly and smart. I hate dag, hes a pig. Hoping I get to stick him with my spear soon.
Siggurd is nice, very loyal brother for my Eivor. I like the flyting guy and the stable guy they are funny.
I like Randvi, feel sorry for her as she's alone so much. I love Ceobolg that boy who stays in the camp for a wee while. The brothers Broder and Froder are fun too. Also liked the Kings and their friends that I helped.
Oh the historian chap in the camp is fun, very funny how he pretends to have a girlfriend. God love him.
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im not far in but so far my fav is whoever gives me a quest to burn a town down lol
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I'm not really far in the game, but for now, except Eivor, I also really like Sigurd. I'll give another answer later though!
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@bytedotexe I think the faces and voices are an improvement on the last game, but I still don't think the characterisation is strong enough to have a favourite. I find them all fairly meh, including Eivor. I saw ads Ubi put out for writers and they wanted people with specific qualifications. That's how you hire programmers, not writers. Their writing game isn't strong enough that they feel confident being funny or anything like that. It's purely functional and monotone. You get the occasional sweary, violent bloke like that one Ragnarsson, but they're not good enough to make it really convincing. Too self-conscious and also probably working with too many people making decisions. Like, Ragnar Lothbrok was never usually called by that name until that dire TV show. His famous name is Ragnar Hairy Britches, but they're not good enough or comfortable enough with the writing to not be paranoid about that sounding uncool.
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