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You're proving the guy's point. He doesn't want to be his Warlock, he wants the Warlock he's playing to be INTERESTING and go in places that maybe he doesn't want to, but as long as the story and lore is interesting. Take Master Chief from the original Halo series, he wasn't me, and he didn't say what I would have in certain situations, but that didn't make John 117 any less interesting.
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How do? Bungie gave you many options and choices to make your guardian you. Armor options, shaders, different guns, [i]customizable features. [/i]Destiny is a game where you make your guardian, and show the world how powerful you are, and become legend
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You mean unique, not like you. My blue skinned orange eyed space wizard with chatter white is not me.
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Yes personalized. But eventually you start to take ownership of your guardian, and expect them (if they were real) to do things you do. You chose to do missions and wear certain armor, so they also would do that.
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Why would I expect others to act like me though that’s gay
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