White Night - Total Conversion v1.1

[Tanshaydar]

Yes, reading Frictional Games' blog educated me a lot, really.
However, I find it really hard decision to put player in protagonist's shoes.

In White Night, you will be playing as David, which is seemingly an ordinary man without any memory.
Now, how can an ordinary player can sympathize such a man? Furthermore, is it really necessary?

In this case, the character player can sympathize may not be the protagonist. It could be an antagonist or even a side character. In White Night, I won't try to force player to feel David. I won't force player to feel anything. Every single player can feel different about characters, events and story. Everyone can sympathize different characters' different sides, or not sympathize at all.

What I am trying to do is not evoking some emotions. I am just trying to open a new window, to show people the "what if" side of their lives, what if they were to lose any memory they had, what would happen to their perception of 'reality'. What would they believe, or who would they believe.

I believe somehow I managed to bend this questions into the story, while story is growing greater.