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Expeditions: Viking - Interview @ Tech Raptor

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    [​IMG]Tech Raptor has talked to Jonas Wæver, the creative director of Logic Artists about this game. Here's a quote about honour -among other things:

    TechRaptor: Can we have an example or two of some new traits or opinions party members can hold in Expeditions: Viking? The way they intermingled in Conquistador was really cool.

    Jonas: The most important trait is each character's attitude towards the concept of honour. Honour was a huge underpinning in Norse society, and whether a character is considered to be honourable or shifty (a nithing!) very often governs how they respond to your decisions. Another very important set of traits is whether the character is superstitious or skeptical, which determines how they perceive religion, folklore, and magic. A skeptical character may be less affected by seemingly supernatural occurrences, while a superstitious character would buy into that sort of thing much more.​
     
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