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[[File:Elite Dangerous Dev Diary 3 - Player Roles|Player Roles Dev Diary|right|250x250px]]In the tradition of the original [[Elite]] and open-world games, there's no linear story: you can be a rich trader, a veteran bounty hunter, a feared pirate, a lonely miner, a notorious smuggler, or all of them, or something else entirely, based on your own actions. | [[File:Elite Dangerous Dev Diary 3 - Player Roles|Player Roles Dev Diary|right|250x250px]]In the tradition of the original [[Elite]] and open-world games, there's no linear story: you can be a rich trader, a veteran bounty hunter, a feared pirate, a lonely miner, a notorious smuggler, or all of them, or something else entirely, based on your own actions. | ||
Among the trillions of people in the [[galaxy]] - you start off as an insignificant new member of the [[Pilots Federation | Among the trillions of people in the [[galaxy]] - you start off as an insignificant new member of the [[Pilots Federation]]. You receive an indefinitely loaned and insured [[Sidewinder MkI|Sidewinder]] from a secret benefactor. You've got a [[Ships|ship]] and some spare [[credits]] to get started. One day, you might get fame, wealth or glory. | ||
Unlike RPGs, players in Elite Dangerous do not choose their [[Roles|role]] by customizing stats and skills of their character. Instead, the player is free to assume any [[Roles|role]]. This is similar to how people choose roles in real-life. | Unlike RPGs, players in Elite Dangerous do not choose their [[Roles|role]] by customizing stats and skills of their character. Instead, the player is free to assume any [[Roles|role]]. This is similar to how people choose roles in real-life. | ||