I have found the exact opposite >_>
Yes, I very much enjoy playing 'white knight' types. I find them to be very well fleshed out characters with a lot of inner struggle and turmoil, and I very much enjoy the idea of adventure that comes along with trying to save the day.
The trouble I've run into time and time again is it often feels like these characters of mine stand alone. Ultimately whatever story they are a part of abruptly ends, for various reasons, but ones I hear often are 'good guys are hard to play' and 'good guys are unrealistic'.
I don't believe either of the above is true. It seemes to me, OP, that we need to swap circles of friends cuz I run into no shortage of villainous or antagonistic types, yet rarely find chivalrous, 'hero' types.
Yes, I very much enjoy playing 'white knight' types. I find them to be very well fleshed out characters with a lot of inner struggle and turmoil, and I very much enjoy the idea of adventure that comes along with trying to save the day.
The trouble I've run into time and time again is it often feels like these characters of mine stand alone. Ultimately whatever story they are a part of abruptly ends, for various reasons, but ones I hear often are 'good guys are hard to play' and 'good guys are unrealistic'.
I don't believe either of the above is true. It seemes to me, OP, that we need to swap circles of friends cuz I run into no shortage of villainous or antagonistic types, yet rarely find chivalrous, 'hero' types.
