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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 6127031" data-attributes="member: 2067">I'm skeptical that this can ever actually happen.There's an intelligence behind every character created in a game, a person who makes choices about the kind of character they want to be and express. There is a reason a player takes one option over another, or at least an explanation. The puzzle pieces have to fit together, because they are assembled by a person, and that person has an intent behind every choice they make, and a mind creative enough to harmonize that apparent dissonance.I can think of dozens of gladiator pirates. I think you could, too, if you gave it a minute. There is no mess here: there is only a player making a character they want to play. Clarity, like "elegance," is a tool, not a dogma. The only thing dictated by the game should be the measure of what is fun, and I can tell you without much market research, that gladiator pirate is a lot more fun than brawler sailor</blockquote>