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January Editorial


Can the characters you choose reflect your personality?
by Knightfall



...I've been playing video games for as long as i can remember...and for as long as I've been playing, my most favorite genre has been fighting...

...Have you ever noticed how people may pick a certain character over and over, lacking variety...?(Ken in Street Fighter)...Some people pick who they pick just because they like them, but can it go much deeper than that...?...I've often thought that to myself, and in my opinion, more times than not, it's true...

...What I'm getting at is that people don't just pick a character because of how he/she looks or plays, but because these certain characters have something in them that is also a part of you...

...Take me, for example...in SS, my favorites are: Hanzo, Sogetsu, Nakoruru, and Ukyo...So would that mean that I am at times quiet reclusive, and brooding...?...Or at the same time cool tempered, and diligent...?...And maybe a cute (I've been told) lover of nature...?...Or a complete romantic who adores women...? (or is it the other way around?)...and being that i know myself better than anyone else, this for the most part is true...

...If you're not convinced...my friend IRL likes Haomaru, Genjuro, and Zankuro...and he's basically an arrogant person, that has a dislike (can't really say hatred) for certain persons...and is also capable of bad things, I can see this in him...

...And this can be applied to any fighting game...try it on yourself and see if your favorite characters share a personality trait you hold deep within...


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