On the surface, Watch Dogs Legion sounds like nothing short of a herculean effort to develop. Technically, there exists no main character in this installment of the hacking-centric series. Instead, players will assume the role of any NPC they come across in the game world, from super secret agents to elderly former assassins, and literally everything in between. If it sounds overwhelmingly complex, that?s because it is. In fact, there were so many moving parts that about 20 scripts were written for the game in total.
In an interview with EDGE Magazine, Watch Dogs Legion?s Creative Director, Clint Hocking, explained just how deep the systems go to make everything work. No two characters will sound the same, according to Hocking, even if there are two characters on-screen at once that share the same voice actor. He elaborated further with the following,
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