James Hate Posts: 3531 Joined: Sun 5:55 amīecause they're not erasing it to zero in the slightest? When they cycled through presets in the demo, every ethnicity that could be chosen in the prior games is represented. And he sounds just like any suburban American male. My father grew up in Japan, too his father was a soldier stationed in Japan. And if he learned the English language from having American parents, he would probably pick up their accent too, so that doesn't say much. I really hope you're only sharing that to talk about the guy's voice, and not the content of what he's saying. So even if you design a Caucasian character, the Lone Wanderer is always mixed race. Much better to just leave it open-ended in the first place.Īnother, probably more fun fact: if you look at the Lone Wanderer's mother, Catherine, in the GECK, you see that she's black. One could argue that Fallout 3's system didn't accomodate Indians, Native Americans, Pacific Islanders, or other ethnicities for lack of an option in the 'race' section, regardless of your ability to make a character with whatever skin tone and facial features you pleased. Terms like Caucasian or Hispanic are nebulous at best, and their common use doesn't match their scientific use. I'm actually really happy for this change.

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