Aspie game characters?

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^Luis Sera, and I don't think he is. He's too friendly. And he managed to manipulated Sadler enough to trust him (before stealing the plagas sample). Also he was very foward about Ashley and her "Balistics" which is more NT than anything.

I think the character you play in Fable 2 has AS. He hardly ever talks and just nods or shakes his head then someone asks him a question. He keeps bumping into people as well and often fails at jobs. (a blacksmith would never miss a sword he's forging, but you can't help missing once or twice when you do it)

It would make sense why Tails is my favorite character and who I identify with most in Sonic then. :p[/quote]

i find myself identifying with sidekicks a lot haha. i guess i don't like the pressure of having to move the plot along by interacting with random npcs.

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Moira Brown from Fallout 3. It makes sense, but then again, it could be the Mentats...

Easily any pokemon, all they can say is their own name!

Gordon Freeman?

Ok, it sounds weird, but think about it, It makes sense. He doesn't speak at all, has a fascination with most things scientific(It's his job), and to me, just seems alot like an aspie.

I think Master chief from halo he never displayed his emotions and kinda talks with one tone hardly talks and is very blantant when he dos talk and is truthfull when questioned. I think hes obssesed with this war never one time he didnt talk about something completley different.

I think hes cool

Hmm... I kinda doubt it. He seems too social to me, and he seems to be pretty comfortable talking to people.
I would say a better canidate might be Bao-Dur, the Iridonian alien guy on KotOR 2. He speaks almost in a monotone, he doesn't seem to socialize much, seems primarily interested in fixing the ship and tinkering with droids. Plus in a fight, he's not so good as even with armor he gets beat on, even though his species is supposed to be stronger then humans. Also his main companion is a droid he built as a child.

Ashe from Final Fantasy XII and possibly Fran as well.

Your main rival from Pokemon gold and silver, LoL

As far as Clank being an aspie... I looked online and it seems like C3PO, Data (Star Trek), and many other robots have aspie traits...

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Actualy John or Master chief was trained to think only of war, he reacts three ways to people ally, superior or enemy, though he is as smart as a genious being able to do masive sums in his head he is very aware of following protocall. At the age he was originaly observed he was actualy a bully he used his height, strength and obnoxious additude to compete against al peers, and placing himself as the single best, though he was a bit of a brute.

Here's another one: Rita from Tales of Vesperia. Saying she's not an Aspie is like saying that 360 game boxes aren't green: it's obvious and it's excruciatingly hard to disagree.

Gordon Freeman from Half Life is not a mute.
I've heard him say " Agh!" when getting shot.
In my opinion he is one.
Of all my games VALVe games are my favorite.
With the entire Half Life series (Includes Portal)

I had the same thought playing through.

Not sure if it's been said, but Luke fon Fabre/Jade Curtiss/Dist from Tales of the Abyss.

Luke is naive, never accepts responsibility and is open antisocial and arrogant.

Jade is...well, Jade. Has no concept of life and death, totally off-colour humour, and savantism.

Dist: Talks to himself, savantism, his "revenge journal", easily offended...

Or maybe it's my love for Tales of the Abyss that made me draw these character traits.