she is a fucking wild one for sure. Sten was always interesting because to my knowledge he is the only companion in any RPG who hates it if you try to kiss his ass, as in if you disagree you can CONVINCE him to your thinking instead of having to agree with him and then move on to get those approval points
judging by how Morrigan has been treated during the whole series she was a writer's pet project, it might as well be canon that she has the baby. this might be a hot take but i dont think bioware should continue to do the "your choices totally matter!" thing, when it's very clear that they cant put the actual effort into it due to money most likely
The problem with choices mattering is the fact that under capitalism there's no way they can justify creating storylines that involve a lot of those characters anyway. The Krogan genophage cure in ME3 is a massive outlier and honestly shocks me that they got a green light to do it. There's a reason usually the guy from previous game who could've died is just going to show up in a tavern and he's like "Yeah, you wanna get drunk for old times?" or if they want to be REAL cheap in an email.
Loved the dwarves tbh, my first character was a dwarf noble and it was a really easy jump into an evil playthrough
Being an archer was just being a discount mage with less cool shit to do, it was really easy to snipe mages though
she is a fucking wild one for sure. Sten was always interesting because to my knowledge he is the only companion in any RPG who hates it if you try to kiss his ass, as in if you disagree you can CONVINCE him to your thinking instead of having to agree with him and then move on to get those approval points
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this one was my heavy armour gal
i did this one too but she was a boring archer
judging by how Morrigan has been treated during the whole series she was a writer's pet project, it might as well be canon that she has the baby. this might be a hot take but i dont think bioware should continue to do the "your choices totally matter!" thing, when it's very clear that they cant put the actual effort into it due to money most likely
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The problem with choices mattering is the fact that under capitalism there's no way they can justify creating storylines that involve a lot of those characters anyway. The Krogan genophage cure in ME3 is a massive outlier and honestly shocks me that they got a green light to do it. There's a reason usually the guy from previous game who could've died is just going to show up in a tavern and he's like "Yeah, you wanna get drunk for old times?" or if they want to be REAL cheap in an email.
Loved the dwarves tbh, my first character was a dwarf noble and it was a really easy jump into an evil playthrough
Being an archer was just being a discount mage with less cool shit to do, it was really easy to snipe mages though