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[CrabbyCrackers]

im wonder what happens if none of your party members like you, i know they can leave, but i never played where i was hated by them. Is there camp drama? also on dragon age 2 when anders mentions the warden does he remember he hated him in awakenings ? stuff like that.

[TheMadHarridan]

I usually never have my companions hate me; however, once I decided to give all of them Feastday Prank gifts until their approvals reached -100, just to see what would happen. The ones who didn't leave the group or outright try to kill me were very nasty whenever I talked to them. But that was about the extent of it. So, basically, if they hate you, they either leave, try to kill you, or are rude/mean when you talk to them.

 

As for Awakenings, I don't know, as I've only played it once. However, I can't see it being a huge deal with Anders in DA2. After all, depending on your choices, upgrades to Vigil's Keep, etc., Anders may "die" in Awakening, and that doesn't carry over into DA2 unless you run into Nathaniel in the Deep Roads. Even with that though, Anders just gives a rather cheap excuse as to why he's alive.

[CrabbyCrackers]

thanks for answering themad.

[luna1124]

All I know is that if your companions don't like you, they will leave and some of them will fight you. I think I saw videos of Oghren and Zevran fighting with the warden at camp (to the death).

[mousestalker]

Here's a video of Alistair at full hate:



I have never been able to play at low disapproval. It's like playing evil, I just can not be that mean.

[theskymoves]

Angry!Alistair.    

*points at avatar*

[themikefest]

I haven't played DAO with anyone hating me. I might on the next playthrough I do

[KaiserShep]

I'd only get characters to hate me on malicious throwaway characters that do anything and everything in their power to gain disapproval for the lulz. On my main playthrough, I max out everyone but Shale, who I only really care to get as warm.

[luna1124]

OMG @mousestalker O_o I felt bad just watching that. I could never play like that.

 

ADDED~~ check this one out ~

[Frostfyre]

I'm always one to try and make everyone happy, so I tried to avoid doing things that involved a major hit to the disposition bar unless it was necessary (or the dialogue is funny).

 

I do know that a few of the party members will try to turn your face into a tea cozy if their disposition drops to a -100 or so.

[teh DRUMPf!!]

Angry!Alistair.
*points at avatar*

There are some video game characters whose anger could truly make me **** myself.

Alistair is not one of them. I kind of had to laugh at him throughout that whole thing.

[KaiserShep]

Shame on you. Shale is the bestest friend ever.

 

Kind of deja vu though. I seem to remember disliking Carth and finding HK-47 the "true bro" of KotoR. Same goes with Alistair and Shale.

 

I actually like Shale a great deal, but I only get her just before going to Orzammar, which is the quest I save for last because I feel that it sets the tone for the battle to come once you get to the Dead Trenches. In any case, since I always get her so late in the game, and I don't bother with gifts for her, her approval is just a few points away from maximum if you take her to the Anvil of the Void, side with Caridin and then go to Cadash Thaig when the main quest is done. Somehow, it just seems more natural that she isn't totally adoring the Warden, or anyone for that matter, and I love her line at the gates of Denerim: "Do try not to be swallowed whole. If the beast were to fly about afterwards and poop it out, irony would dictate that it would land on me. I don't think I could bear it."

 

I feel like I'm missing out on KOTOR. If I cared to bother with a PC, I'd probably play it.

[CrabbyCrackers]

Thanks for the info guys.   im having fun on my first mofo play threw. even tho some of it makes me cringe

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

Yeah, besides Alistair (who cannot be made to leave the party until the Landsmeet) and Morrigan (who will not leave unless you tell her to), all the other companions will give you a little hate speech and say they're leaving, which can sometimes result in a fight if you object (I remember that both Oghren and Zevran can be killed in this manner...well, sort of. Oghren's alive and well in Awakening no matter what happens).

[KaiserShep]

I always found Wynne's hate farewell to be the most mean-spirited, because she simply says that she hopes the darkspawn take you. If you're a female Grey Warden, this can have some nasty implications if you already completed A Paragon of Her Kind. I love how Oghren's is still oddly supportive in that he at least hopes you succeed XD

[Zazzerka]

Wynne is the worst character they ever conceived of though. I'm not surprised.

 

I'm glad someone else wasn't that fond of being constantly reminded of their destiny or the weight of responsibility pressing down on them at any given moment. Especially when she smiles at you afterwards and goes right back to eating her Activia.

[KaiserShep]

There are times when I really like Wynne, but after multiple playthroughs, the times when she can give the impression of an insufferable nag trying to serve as the motherly figure can be increasingly grating. I found this to be a tad jarring from the viewpoint of the human noble, because even in the short time you get to know Bryce and Eleanor Cousland, they say more things that come off as more genuinely fatherly and motherly than what the Guardian at the Ruined Temple aptly describes as "platitudes", and I wouldn't be inclined to accept any substitutes, especially from someone who presumably has been cooped up in a templar-run mage farm most of her life. I was really hoping that there was a line of dialogue where my Warden could say "Once the archdemon falls, I'm leaving the Order whether they or you like it or not."

[KaiserShep]

To be fair, Justice was never all that bad; he was just caught up in a world he doesn't fully comprehend, but insisted that he had no real desires of his own, other than wishing to avenge the body he occupied by killing darkspawn, presumably forever. It's too bad he was corrupted by Anders. I would have preferred that Justice simply leave for the Deep Roads and just continue to kill darkspawn until he was finally destroyed. Speaking of which, it's funny how Anders wigs out, goes into his Justice/Avatar state, and sets demons on you if you take him to the Deep Roads in DA2: Legacy.