slender1200 wrote:

SyphenTV wrote:

D-9999 wrote:The silent protagonist thing is fine for SCPCB, but I wouldn't know. I'm only an amateur at game developing, so I wouldn't know all that fancy shmancy storytelling stuff.

I always think that D-9341 would gasp a bit, or sigh when SCP-079 interrupts broadcasts, or shuts doors on you. But nope, that idea sucks because it breaks all the immersion.

I like that idea, it would make more sense if he would do that kind of stuff instead of just having a poker face when 173 appears in his face.

In a game like SCP:CB, it would probably be best just to keep D-9341 completely silent. It's the players job to react and D-9341 isn't much of a character anyway and should stay that way.

Awesomeguy147 wrote:In a game like SCP:CB, it would probably be best just to keep D-9341 completely silent. It's the players job to react and D-9341 isn't much of a character anyway and should stay that way.

I think he should speak sometimes if it's really needed, but I agree that for the most part he should be completely silent. (except for breathing when the player has been running too much)

Somehow the only thing that we can hear from D-9341 is his breathing and when he encounters SCP-012.

d9346 wrote:Somehow the only thing that we can hear from D-9341 is his breathing and when he encounters SCP-012.

... Can you like... stop... please... just... like... git gud... please.
Something on topic, Something on-topic... oh I know, how about a quote from a beloved protagonist that we can all identify from the beautiful poetry of their words alone.

"..."

Such genius writing.