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I think in that context could be considered a flaw since living in a Colony is hard to have open spaces, you're somewhat FORCED to social interactions

Ahh, I see. Still not a flaw in my book, ( I think you just elevated it into a definitive MAJOR pro-side, lol) but I get what you mean.

Yes it would not be a flaw for me either, because I am a sort of hermit as well

fabulaparva wrote:Ahh, I see. Still not a flaw in my book, ( I think you just elevated it into a definitive MAJOR pro-side, lol) but I get what you mean.

I see I will have to do some fixing before the profile is in the Codex

But yeah, Jack1974 nailed what I was thinking on the head. Being pro-hermit isn't a bad thing normally, but in a situation like the humans in a colony, there is a lot of social interaction, even if job related. Additionally, with the presence of hostile creatures (organic and robotic), one has to be careful in they are alone out in the wilds as well

Not sure if it even would be realistic to have a bunch of 20 to 50-year-olds put into close quarters for a longer period of time and see nothing but job-related social interaction.*)

Forgot to ask previously... is the fact that his last name is Bellamy just a coincidence, or is there a link between him and Bellamy Dupont from PS1?


*)Why do I want to listen to Björk's Human Behaviour all of the sudden? .....

No since in this case is his surname, while in PS1 Bellamy is the name and Dupont the surname. So is just a fun coincidence
(maybe can be changed if is confusing)

^^I just left room for Mr. Dupont being such a fan of the Doc that he later changed his given name into Bellamy for his idol. :D

fabulaparva wrote:^^I just left room for Mr. Dupont being such a fan of the Doc that he later changed his given name into Bellamy for his idol. :D

It was an honest coincidence; it will be changed before the final game

blog/2014/09/pscd-meet-charlotte/
introducing Charlotte!

OH YAAAS