The character hero abilities were not there day one in the concept, but they came as we explored ways of having our characters have more value, and it's an area we are still keen on expanding." As the concept grew, so did the role of the characters too. We know not every character will appeal to every player, but that is fine. We wanted characters with personalities that people could latch onto, love or hate.
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We didn't want to have nameless, faceless drivers running around. "The characters allow the momentum of the game to be maintained. "We decided early on that the characters and vehicles had to exist together and have equal importance-even if the gameplay was skewed more towards vehicle action," Berry told me. I was happy to hear that the narrative aspects of Destruction AllStars have always been a part of the game the team established the importance of storytelling right from the get-go. Destruction AllStars is an experience that certainly benefits from having a diverse assortment of characters and plenty of dialogue (I love this cast of characters so much y'all) but it's one that didn't necessarily need those things in order to be fun.
Ahead of Season 1, I sat down for an email interview with game director Colin Berry, art director Chris Davie, lead writer Giles Armstrong, and writer Khaya Ahmed to talk about the storytelling in Destruction AllStars and why the team decided to go so hard on crafting wonderfully unique and diverse characters for a game where you're crashing cars most of the time.
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