In Far Cry 6, players can choose to portray either a male or female version of Dani Rojas, and while they have the same backstory, Sean says he and Nilsa Gunduz gave their characters subtle differences that mostly relates to their delivery.
“My Dani is quick to either dismiss or snap back a bit, whereas Nilsa’s, I mean, she might say a different thing, but she’s more calculating in her delivery,” Sean says. “Even though during the cutscenes — it’s not like Danny is sad all the time, it’s something that’s deep — that I would deflect with sarcasm.”
He says the two of them would work side by side when filming the motion capture footage, ensuring they matched each others’ beats and gave similar physical performances.
But ultimately, Sean says it can be difficult to personify a character in a game.
“You want the audience to like you [since they’re] spending hundreds of hours hearing your voice and seeing you, so you don’t want the player to be like, ‘Oh, he’s so annoying,’ or like, ‘I hate how he says these lines,'” he says. “It’s kind of like a fine line.”
You can play Sean’s character in Far Cry 6, which is now available for PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.
Sean Rey Shares How He Prepped for the Role of Male Dani Rojas in ‘Far Cry 6’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Source: Maharo News
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