Dan Houser

You know, the lead characters are different from the side characters.

And I think he's the most rounded and works the best.

I kind of...

him and Nico are the two I like you know they were the two most ambitious so for me it's always it's always sort of a toss up you know but then I loved all the stuff like the the art team did such an amazing job it was their idea with the journal and that kind of like the way that all the features worked into Arthur's character I thought that was really he was really rounded he worked in lots of different ways really well I loved like

his flawed relationship with his old girlfriend, things like that.

All the side, you know, the bits that kind of turned up around him.

Well, he's not a protagonist.

He's a god, not a character.

So him I'm enjoying.

I love Dutch.

It was partly because we wrote a few lines for him

For the first game.

And the actor did such an amazing job that when he spoke, it just came to me, all of their backstory, which I'd been playing around with by that point anywhere, a little bit in my head, but I knew it was his bigger gang stuff.

And then I sort of saw exactly who he was.

And so that felt like he felt like a living character to me.

He's just drowning in his ego.

Yeah.

You know, his ego gets the better of him.

I think he's a, but he, but there was something.

flawed but beautiful in his idealism when he was younger and that's mostly off camera but and then just you know always been as an individual i've always been very susceptible to charming people and he's charming and so i always kind of i can see how people get captivated by charming people and and the idea here was a very charming person and the roads run out for him i personally am afraid of