Jepilstiltskin
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So, I have a question. When there are instances in fiction where two characters are consistently portrayed as fighting side by side, should they be treated under the same profile, or should they still be separated?
In this particular case, there's a game that I won't name for now. It has a character composed of two figures, yet the game still treats them as a single character. They're obviously distinct individuals, but the game presents them as one unit (for example, something along the lines of “X and Y” being a single playable character).
This isn't something that comes out of nowhere, either. Their lore is rooted in a form of cosmic duality, where the two essentially exist as counterparts to one another.
In this particular case, there's a game that I won't name for now. It has a character composed of two figures, yet the game still treats them as a single character. They're obviously distinct individuals, but the game presents them as one unit (for example, something along the lines of “X and Y” being a single playable character).
This isn't something that comes out of nowhere, either. Their lore is rooted in a form of cosmic duality, where the two essentially exist as counterparts to one another.