They may not be terribly deep but there's often a little bit more life to them than you see at first glance. Red Dead Redemption 2Ĭhris Livingston: Like Adoring Fan up there, I like Oblivion's NPCs because they had little routines you could observe-some travel to other cities to visit friends, some cheat on their spouses, one is a secret skooma addict. Sports Interactive creates a new world every year, packed with more NPCs than any other, and they never fail to find a place in my heart.

But I still feel genuine pride at their first call up to represent their country, and an almost tangible desire to protect my young proteges when they get a major injury, or even come out to their peers and the public at large.

What can I say, Football is a fickle game. Seeing a young lad come through the youth system, nurturing them through their early, faltering steps of first team action can be a wonderful experience, building a relationship as strong as. Aw, gee! And then I have to hang around the Arena grounds, wishing I could shine someone's boots or give them a backrub!ĭid I answer the question right? I'll just wait here while you decide! Or, over there! No, here? Right here? All right then, whatever you say! Football Managerĭave James: Okay, I may be biased as a complete FM-obsessive, but I've never felt such an emotional bond or attachment to the NPCs of any other game than those who make up the squad in my current long-term career. Golly, Oblivion's NPCs are the best! I just want to follow them and watch them and worship the ground they walk on! Sometimes they don't want me to follow them, even though I won't get in the way. Adoring Fan: By Azura, by Azura, by Azura, it's a grand question! I can't believe I get to answer the PCG Q&A question this week! Me, answering this question! Wow!

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