What kind of character do you play as in RPGs?

Okay so now thats out of the way. Here is your reminder that if you choose to play as a female character in an RPG you are an actual faggot.

>tfw the last thread made a closet homosexual jannie seethe so hard he deleted the thread

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always an orc thief

>skyrim pic in an rpg thread
wew

Except modded skyrim is liteally one of the best rpgs

Mercenary

That's just how Skyrim is.

Probably a traveling ships mod that the engine fucks up.

>assassin loli
>operator loli

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>game let's you roleplay
>be too retarded and autistic for it
I mean, Skyrim is a shit game, yes, but you being unable to follow your own role is solely your fault.

some kind of survivalist wanderer/ranger. Whatever class supports that best because my favorite part in these games is just wandering around and exploring

>being so insecure about your masculinity that you have to do/pick the masculine choice constantly
Says a lot about you, honestly.
It also says a lot if a guy makes a female character constantly and then only plays dress up/make up with it.

Someone picking a female char just because they look nice doesn't tell you anything, except that people who think it tells something are fucking retards.

inb4 cope or whatever retarded modern "meme" shit you're gonna "counter" with, I don't actually play girls in games

DPS or tank, hybrid if the game allows it. I'm too brainlet to play anything that can't take a couple of hits.

I just kinda go with how I feel

Lmao whatever you say actual faggot. Roleplaying as a female flirting and getting fucked is gay

The words of a frog poster ought to be ignored, for he is on the same level as a wojak poster.

What if the most fun class is gender-locked, and also I'm a waifufag?

Dwarf. Battlemage/Artificer, Cleric or Bard.

Thinking about playing Skyrim again

Give me idea for a new character

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A very very old orc archer with proficiency in alchemy. Just because I have brainlet and would think it'd be funny.

stealth archer

Human male warrior

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The only correct first play through choice

What's the difference between making arbitrarily restricting a character build and then removing all restrictions with mods vs. making everything open and then adding arbitrary restrictions with mods or using your own head RP.

orc fist fighter named Assripper

now wait a fucking second

loli healer

Female fist fighter that only kills men.

This. And I unironically like the kill the rats quest, it's the perfect introduction to fighting for money.

Illusion thief/rogue

Just because you max out your character with cheats in helgen doesn't mean everyone does

Big titty witch

replay value

>game let's you roleplay
When? Please list some fond moments of roleplaying you experienced in Skyrim.

Lack of content. If you can blaze through 100% of the content in a game on the first playthrough, there is no point in replaying it whatsoever.

My dream character is a mustached russian milk boy with just a shield as a weapon.

Mystic thief.

Based

That is every TES game from Morrowind on user. If you don't like it play something else.

When younger I always went fighter/warrior, lately i've been liking magic, especially necromancers, but few games have that option

They are getting better. In Morrowind you could be the head of two magical factions without casting a spell.

So if I experience 100% of the game's content, I'll have nothing left to keep playing?

Two magical factions that hated each other

you should be ashamed of your post

>In Morrowind you could be the head of two magical factions without casting a spell.

that's complete bullshit. There was always skill checks by the NPC in charge before advancing your rank. I don't remember what it was like in Telvanni but I think they had that system in place as well.

Trainers

From Daggerfall on actually. Arena didn't have skills or guilds so it wins by default there.

Idiot.

It's a player home mod.
nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/13641

you don't get it. what does a trainer have you do realistically speaking? he makes you cast those spells. so that whole notion about not having to know magic in MW is wrong. you casted enough fucking spells in your virtual life if they make you head of the mage factions, hence the skill checks. the whole system is not comparable to Skyrim's Winterhold College in any way. In Skyrim your progress with the college was based around narration and in Morrowind it's actually both, missions+skill. so it's a false analogy and you know that.

go fuck yourself, you retarded cocksucker.

>so that whole notion about not having to know magic in MW is wrong.
>so it's a false analogy and you know that.
DURRRRRR WHAT IS PRE-K LITERACY, I CAN'T EVEN

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Someone like myself, every time

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Destruction mage, always.

No preference, and I never self-insert.

It's better than a nip in the air. Cold wouldn't be good for my crotch.

Fuck that, playing as a nudist muscular Amazon is fun.

True, but at least in Daggerfall and Morrowind you needed to be proficient in a guild's skills to reach the higher ranks.
Would have been better if the quests were designed so you actually need to use them to succeed (Daggerfall had this in one or two of the random mages guild quests where the objective is to cast a premade spell, but with the nature of its quest system you could realistically reach max rank without ever being offered them in the first place and can just refuse with no penalty if you are) but something is better than nothing.

In a typical playthrough you're going to spend a majority of the time with most of the skills in the game at low or minimum values, and if you made it your goal to get by solely with training you'd need to find and hunt down the master trainer of one of the skills for each faction and will need the governing attributes of them be high enough to be able to train each one. It takes a lot more to "do everything" thanks to those limits as opposed to just waltzing in and following the side stories of four or five guilds right from the start with everything tuned to be achievable by your fresh character.

Racist dwarf necromancer

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