What do the ranger and chosen one distinctions actually do?

[A Rhetorical Question]

I heard that it effects dialogue, dialogue in battle or actual dialogue options?

And how does it effect dialogue, like what do you actually say?

I'd like to know just before I make a character so it isn't immersion breaking or anything.

[sorenthewild]

They give a few minor dialogue options(out side of combat).
You don't miss anything by not chosing either, the are just there for flavour.

[A Rhetorical Question]

Originally posted by sorenthewild:

They give a few minor dialogue options(out side of combat).
You don't miss anything by not chosing either, the are just there for flavour.

Do you have any examples of dialogue from Chosen One and Ranger? I prefer the appearance of both outfits and I am admittedly trying to get immersed into a specific character, so if the in combat dialogue is too off I'd have to reload, but it might fit better which is why I'm asking for any examples you recall.

Like if with ranger my character who's meant to be in their early 20's starts saying "I'm too old for this ♥♥♥♥." or something it would break my immersion a lot.

[sorenthewild]

I honestly can't remember any quotes, it's been a while since my last playthrough.

Edit: Spelling.

[A Rhetorical Question]

Guess I gotta waste a couple hours testing both.