I know alot of people moaned about the lack of characterization in dishonoured, but to be perfectly honest I loved it. It wasn't in your face, you had to go fishing for it though extra dialogue and recordings. There were some very interesting characters regardless of whether you liked them or not. My personal favorites were Trevor Pendleton, Daud and Antonio Socalov because they were the characters with the juiciest Grey morals. In Pendleton's case we had the broken childhood backstory framed with the idea that his families wealth had been amassed through slavery. Should we pity, should we condemn? In Socalov's case we had the mad genius willingly capturing healthy people and experimenting on them... To try and cure a worse evil. In Daud's case we had the detached assasin... With the propensity to regret his actions. I'd like to see some praise for the characterization not condemnation. It was brilliant and complex!