How do you think the characters view each other?

[MycoLogical]

With Don't Starve Together; there seems to be at the moment at least; very little in the way of interactivity between the characters.

How do you think each character views each other?

I think that Wendy and Webber get along (can someone tell me; is the child in Webber still alive or has the spider taken on his essence? I mean, how did the spider eat the entirety of Webber  and yet he is still alive, growing inside the spider whose skin hasn't ripped apart from having a child in him?)

Wigfrid and Wolfgang would get on quite well and Wes would annoy everyone.

 

 

[PanAzej]

I guess Wolfgang and Webber wouldn't like each other too much. Webber would find funny that a big muscular man is scared of him.

Wendy would be a loner.

And WX-78 would just hate them all with a burning passion.

[Misaki]

WX-78 would just murder them the first chance he gets. I wish he had some Wigfrid-ish bonus (free gear upgrade for each kill maybe) against humans. I can't really roleplay when I get gimped each time I die.

 

 

 

[MenaAthena]

 I like to think Webber has a super obvious crush on Wendy, and while Wendy doesn't emote much there'll be super rare occasions where she shows little hints of reciprocated feelings. Meanwhile Abigail would be really over protective and constantly keeping her eye on Webber, making him somewhat afraid of her. WebberxWendy4life

Wolfgang would want to protect the entire camp, but specifically would act as a kind of big brother to Wendy, have a chummy relationship with Wes, and a "drinking buddies" sort of dynamic with Wigfrid. Basically, he'd be friendly with pretty much everyone, though he might get on Wilson's nerves from time to time.

Wilson is very socially awkward and doesn't have a lot of small talk with anyone. He's trying to get WX-78 and Woodie to let him examine them for science. There has to be a scientific explanation for the werebeaver!

I like to imagine WX-78 is just sitting in the corner, silently watching everyone as he plots their downfall. 

Wigfrid and Wilson don't get along that well as Wilson's constantly trying to explain to her that she is not a viking and refusing to eat veggies makes her chances of survival slimmer. He finds her stubbornness irritating and she hates his nagging.

Wendy will sometimes ask WX philosophical questions about life, souls, sentience, and all that stuff. He sort of tolerates her more than the other meat bags. 

So that's all my personal head-cannon :3

[DragonMage156]

For the very least, I think Wes and Wolfgang would know each other on a more personal level due to them both being from the circus (same circus, according to the poster in one of the William Carter puzzles).

 

25 minutes ago, MenaAthena said:

 I like to think Webber has a super obvious crush on Wendy, and while Wendy doesn't emote much there'll be super rare occasions where she shows little hints of reciprocated feelings. Meanwhile Abigail would be really over protective and constantly keeping her eye on Webber, making him somewhat afraid of her. WebberxWendy4life

Wolfgang would want to protect the entire camp, but specifically would act as a kind of big brother to Wendy, have a chummy relationship with Wes, and a "drinking buddies" sort of dynamic with Wigfrid. Basically, he'd be friendly with pretty much everyone, though he might get on Wilson's nerves from time to time.

Wilson is very socially awkward and doesn't have a lot of small talk with anyone. He's trying to get WX-78 and Woodie to let him examine them for science. There has to be a scientific explanation for the werebeaver!

I like to imagine WX-78 is just sitting in the corner, silently watching everyone as he plots their downfall. 

Wigfrid and Wilson don't get along that well as Wilson's constantly trying to explain to her that she is not a viking and refusing to eat veggies makes her chances of survival slimmer. He finds her stubbornness irritating and she hates his nagging.

Wendy will sometimes ask WX philosophical questions about life, souls, sentience, and all that stuff. He sort of tolerates her more than the other meat bags. 

So that's all my personal head-cannon :3

I'd like to think of Wilson as socially awkward XD also, wouldn't he also want to test on Webber? C'mon, spider boys is not something you see everyday.

[Gelatous]

"Better him than me." -Wilson on everyone

[MenaAthena]

13 minutes ago, DragonMage156 said:

For the very least, I think Wes and Wolfgang would know each other on a more personal level due to them both being from the circus (same circus, according to the poster in one of the William Carter puzzles).

 

I'd like to think of Wilson as socially awkward XD also, wouldn't he also want to test on Webber? C'mon, spider boys is not something you see everyday.

Wilson would have to get over his spider phobia first though

[K5dV]

50 minutes ago, MenaAthena said:

 I like to think Webber has a super obvious crush on Wendy, and while Wendy doesn't emote much there'll be super rare occasions where she shows little hints of reciprocated feelings. Meanwhile Abigail would be really over protective and constantly keeping her eye on Webber, making him somewhat afraid of her. WebberxWendy4life

Wolfgang would want to protect the entire camp, but specifically would act as a kind of big brother to Wendy, have a chummy relationship with Wes, and a "drinking buddies" sort of dynamic with Wigfrid. Basically, he'd be friendly with pretty much everyone, though he might get on Wilson's nerves from time to time.

Wilson is very socially awkward and doesn't have a lot of small talk with anyone. He's trying to get WX-78 and Woodie to let him examine them for science. There has to be a scientific explanation for the werebeaver!

I like to imagine WX-78 is just sitting in the corner, silently watching everyone as he plots their downfall. 

Wigfrid and Wilson don't get along that well as Wilson's constantly trying to explain to her that she is not a viking and refusing to eat veggies makes her chances of survival slimmer. He finds her stubbornness irritating and she hates his nagging.

Wendy will sometimes ask WX philosophical questions about life, souls, sentience, and all that stuff. He sort of tolerates her more than the other meat bags. 

So that's all my personal head-cannon :3

What about Wickerbottom (and Willow)? Maybe they just use a bush hats 24/7. 

[MenaAthena]

10 minutes ago, MiniKeeper said:

What about Wickerbottom (and Willow)? Maybe they just use a bush hats 24/7. 

I didn't really touch on them or Wes that much because I don't have much head-cannon for them. I just wrote down what came to mind. Though I do think Wilson would definitely have some respect for Wickerbottom. They'd probably treat each other as colleagues and he'd be less, well, awkward as his excitement over science would temporarily override his social awkwardness.

[K5dV]

56 minutes ago, MenaAthena said:

I didn't really touch on them or Wes that much because I don't have much head-cannon for them. I just wrote down what came to mind. Though I do think Wilson would definitely have some respect for Wickerbottom. They'd probably treat each other as colleagues and he'd be less, well, awkward as his excitement over science would temporarily override his social awkwardness.

Personally, I always thought Wickerbottom would be like a teacher towards Willow, trying to rehabilitatate Willow from her fiery ways.  

[Mobbstar]

Wickerbottom would just annoy everybody with her "shh!" during nighttime.

I'd imagine her to take the manager role and organise the tech and tools for everybody (except Wigfrid, th'ole wiseacre). That suggests everybody is bugged by her tight resource control, but also dependant on her reasonable decisions.

I bet Willow has a secret crush on WX. He may not be fire-proof, but he doesn't mind her burning everything.

Woodie and Wilson probably come along quite well. A charming woodcutter and a witty pseudo-scientist, what could possibly go wrong? (excluding the high potential of Wilson doing crazy experiments to the werebeaver)

Despite not believing that SW ever gets integrated into DST, I think Warly Warfai the cook guy would amuse Wolfgang a lot, but not vice versa, because Wolfgang doesn't give elaborate feedback.

[Misaki]

I'm just imaging Wickerbottom using WX-78 like a vacuum to suck up all spoiled food from the base.

[GiddyGuy]

On 1/31/2016 at 3:41 PM, PanAzej said:

And WX-78 would just hate them all with a burning passion.

 

On 2/1/2016 at 4:14 PM, Misaki said:

WX-78 would just murder them the first chance he gets. I wish he had some Wigfrid-ish bonus (free gear upgrade for each kill maybe) against humans. I can't really roleplay when I get gimped each time I die.

 

On 2/1/2016 at 4:32 PM, MenaAthena said:

I like to imagine WX-78 is just sitting in the corner, silently watching everyone as he plots their downfall. 

Game of automations? That moment you wish you were a great artist...would totes kill off Webber first. >:)

[LadyD]

Woodie would dislike Willow. Since willow likes to burn wood and he would rather eat it.

Wickerbottom would probably get on with WX-78 best since she is the most logical of the meat bags.

Wigfrid and Wolfgang would probably bond over seeing who is strongest.

I imagine Wolfgang would be rather scared of little old Wendy though.

Abigail and Wigfrid probably get along okay.

Wilson is the most... er.. neutral of the bunch and would find everyone fascinating

Maxwell of course views all of them with complete and utter contempt. Tiny glimmer of hope that one is stupid enough to sit in his chair. 

Wendy and Woodie would probably bond over their... supernatural lives. 

Webber. Ah webber- Probably friends with wendy but not many of the others.

Wes- I asked him how he felt about the others but he didn't have much to say. Wolfgang seemed to like him though

[AlternateMew]

I can imagine Wilson constantly sending Webber to gather harvest spiders as he's strategically the best for the job, putting the spider boy at constant moral crossroads whether his new "friends" were worth what they're making him do. Probably the most reluctant member of the group because of that. For some reason, I see him taking to Wickerbottom as a grandma figure. Contrary to his instrumant, I hear the boy with a very child-like voice.

I can see Willow and Wendy getting along. One wants to see the world burn and the other would enjoy seeing the lifeless aftermath. Add WX and make that a trio; it may hate all organic life but these two enjoy destroying it almost as much as it does.

Wigfrid would be the big sister. She's all about battle and glory, but she's got a soft side. I can see her encouraging everyone to be as strong as they can be. She would also disprove of underhanded tactics, like the aforementioned sending Webber to harvest spiders. She also likes to bring home Tallbird eggs to raise, to everyone else's discomfort. Wolfgang does not trust Wigfrids pet raven. Wigfrid assures him that should he touch the bird, it will not be the raven who hurts him.

Don't ask why on this one, but I see Wickerbottom being sweet old lady to the child-like figures (Wolfgang and Webber, maybe Wendy, probably Wes) but being an annoying old hag to everyone else.

WX would be second most reluctant. It doesn't actually care if anyone dies. It will laugh when people die. It will be the most inappropriate, inconsiderate little robot it possibly can. They keep it around because the thing is useful. Vice versa also applies. Wendy likes WX because WX likes making dead things.

Wilson would consider himself the leader. After all, he brought them all together! He wouldn't really like Webber and would get into constant arguments with the others (Wes included), using big words and holding things over their heads to win most of the time. He'd take it easy on Wolfgang, who is clearly both useful and doesn't argue back like the others. I can only see him with a classy British voice. 

Wes would be everyone's friend. He's the guy you can talk to and trust to keep a secret. If someone has something they need to tell someone, Wes is the guy they go to. He won't judge. He just wants to make his colorful balloons.

[MenaAthena]

23 minutes ago, AlternateMew said:

I can imagine Wilson constantly sending Webber to gather harvest spiders as he's strategically the best for the job, putting the spider boy at constant moral crossroads whether his new "friends" were worth what they're making him do. Probably the most reluctant member of the group because of that. For some reason, I see him taking to Wickerbottom as a grandma figure. Contrary to his instrumant, I hear the boy with a very child-like voice.

I can see Willow and Wendy getting along. One wants to see the world burn and the other would enjoy seeing the lifeless aftermath. Add WX and make that a trio; it may hate all organic life but these two enjoy destroying it almost as much as it does.

Wigfrid would be the big sister. She's all about battle and glory, but she's got a soft side. I can see her encouraging everyone to be as strong as they can be. She would also disprove of underhanded tactics, like the aforementioned sending Webber to harvest spiders. She also likes to bring home Tallbird eggs to raise, to everyone else's discomfort. Wolfgang does not trust Wigfrids pet raven. Wigfrid assures him that should he touch the bird, it will not be the raven who hurts him.

Don't ask why on this one, but I see Wickerbottom being sweet old lady to the child-like figures (Wolfgang and Webber, maybe Wendy, probably Wes) but being an annoying old hag to everyone else.

WX would be second most reluctant. It doesn't actually care if anyone dies. It will laugh when people die. It will be the most inappropriate, inconsiderate little robot it possibly can. They keep it around because the thing is useful. Vice versa also applies. Wendy likes WX because WX likes making dead things.

Wilson would consider himself the leader. After all, he brought them all together! He wouldn't really like Webber and would get into constant arguments with the others (Wes included), using big words and holding things over their heads to win most of the time. He'd take it easy on Wolfgang, who is clearly both useful and doesn't argue back like the others. I can only see him with a classy British voice. 

Wes would be everyone's friend. He's the guy you can talk to and trust to keep a secret. If someone has something they need to tell someone, Wes is the guy they go to. He won't judge. He just wants to make his colorful balloons.

Wow, your Wilson is a jerk.

I like the way you think of Wes though. The poor lil' softy :3

[AlternateMew]

1 hour ago, MenaAthena said:

Wow, your Wilson is a jerk.

I like the way you think of Wes though. The poor lil' softy :3

Heh, I see him more as practical. People would simultaneously dislike him and know he's right, no matter how they wish otherwise.

He's a scientist, and he's no stranger to questionable experimentation. He'd be a good leader, despite not being everyone's favorite guy. Someone's gotta keep the group in survival shape if it means keeping everyone alive! Not holding things over people to spite them, but to get them in gear because we need to do X now if we're going to live, now go do it. Hence things like sending Webber for spiders. Cruel? Yes. But also the best choice for the safety of the group.

He'd know how to organize things (gotta stay organized for good experiments!) while being the least visually productive of the crew. While not seeming to be doing anything helpful, it's him who would have the greatest chance of figuring out how to get everyone home. Alone, there's not much leeway to do that; he needed to focus on not dying. But with a team, they could do most of the maintenance while he tinkered with ways to end the madness once and for all.

A good guy at heart who knows that there has to be someone keeping the order if they're ever going to have hope of returning to normal lives.

Wes would make a good counterpart, because anyone too frustrated would confide in him. I can only see Wilson yelling at him during time of crisis, where his lack of speech would make it difficult to coordinate. Other than that, I'm sure even Wilson would confide in the mime about how impossible things seem now and then.

Yeah, I don't think anyone could hate Wes. He's too lovable.