TheGamer Writes "The Callisto Protocol’s protagonist Jacob Lee – I had to Google that – is the embodiment of the Wetherspoons day goer, the bald ‘wahey’ dad that queues for the pub opening back up when lockdown loosens. Or at least, that’s who he is in my head. The Callisto Protocol doesn’t give us much to go off other than some grunts and the odd bit of dialogue where he buries his feelings and cracks on with the job like he’s doing something as ordinary as putting together a shed. If Ethan Winters is the Diet Coke of video game protagonists, Jacob Lee is the flat, two day old Diet Coke."
I disagree. I actually thought when everything comes together at the end it gives him a moment to really shine. I never felt that way about Ethan and I’m kind of glad Ethan’s story is over, but I’m more interested to see how things continue with Jacob.
Meh. He is okay. Same goes for Ethan.
Maybe there supposed to be boring with this type of genre? They are hardly going to be raving, having parties, rolling around with laughter with gruesome enemies around every corner in a bleak attempt at survival?
Really some will moan about anything, what do you expect Peter Kay running around cracking jokes FFS !!
Seems like an odd complaint, the character isn't supposed to be some kind of outrageous vocal character. It's a horror game that tries to nail you with jump scares. Would be hard to do if he talked every minute or after every push of the button like Alloy does in Horizon.