Sasquatch Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Sasquatch? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Sasquatch from Red Dead Redemption & Undead Nightmare and what is the personality traits.
ISFP (9w1)
Sasquatch personality type is ISFP, which means that you are the type to be the one on the outside. You have a strong desire to keep yourself on the outside of situations, and this is a form of self-preservation. In order to avoid being hurt by others, you have learned to keep others on the outside of your life.
It’s not that you don’t care about other people or have no compassion for them. You just have a different way of relating to them. When you feel connected to someone, you feel comfortable being open and vulnerable. But when you feel disconnected from someone, you feel comfortable being closed off and protecting yourself from being hurt. This is why you may find that it is difficult for you to get close to others. You don’t want to get hurt, and this makes it hard for you to open up to others.
Sasquatch people tend to be very independent. They don’t want to get too emotionally close or too physically close with others. They want to keep a certain level of distance between them and others, and this can make them appear distant. But really, they are not distant at all. They simply prefer not to get too close emotionally or physically.
Sasquatches are mythical creatures featured in the Undead Nightmare DLC pack. Sasquatch is commonly reported to have a strong, unpleasant smell by those who claim to have encountered it. They are intelligent and are able to speak English fluently. According to Rockstar's game art and a crazy man in the wilderness, they prey on human infants and are "Extremely dangerous and should not be approached". However, they actually eat mushrooms and berries and have been living in the forests of Tall Trees for over one thousand years according to the "last" sasquatch. Despite their appearance, they are very similar to humans in their reactions and feelings.
