I don't mind having options as long as they don't get in the way of having depth to the experience of the game and fleshing it out.

I DO have a problem with having so many options that they all become shallow ways to slightly tweak the game. It's like when people say, "If you don't like the origin system, then don't use it." If the game ends up being built entirely around the origin system, you are shoehorned into a predetermined character personality, and if you don't choose an origin character, your experience is markedly shallower. So what's the point of a custom character? (This point is controversial on this forum, I know. I'm not anti-origin system; I just understand why people are frustrated with it taking away from what could be a more in-depth custom character experience)

When it comes to options, I support having as many as possible provided they do not take away from time and resources that could be put towards increasing depth, interaction, immersion, and fun in the game that can be enjoyed universally, regardless of how you want to customize the game. Sometimes, not always, but sometimes... less is more.

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