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[godlike13]

If i leave a party member at camp, will that save me from getting disapproval over a decision. 

[robmokron]

yes.. i think.. i believe the only time you lose approval with your comrades when they arent with you, is when you do a war table mission that is about them, and you choose the wrong person.

[Nefla]

Nope, they always approve or disapprove of your story decisions.

[godlike13]

So it doesn't matter whether bring them or not. Ok thanks.

[Marine0351WPNS]

No, it will not save you, when I made a decision during one of the plot quests ALL of my companions weighed in on my decision.  Frankly, I like this because whether or not they are in the party should not influence how they react to my decisions.  If I hear that a buddy of mine treated his gf poorly it would not matter if I was there or not, I would have an opinion on it.  Same should go for Inquisition, but that's just my take on it

[Jawzzus]

Like everyone said, they still hear about and approve or disapprove of your actions.  Also you don't have to take some of the companions with you when doing their incidental quests it seems.  Like Blackwall's first one where you have to find certain things, if he's not with you your PC just says Blackwall would of liked to be here, then you go talk to him and he says I wish I had been with you, but you still get the approval bump.

[godlike13]

Cool thx. 

[staindgrey]

Random stupid question pertaining to the thread somewhat loosely:

 

Where the hell do I see my companions' approval ratings? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

[godlike13]

As far as i know u can't. 

[Rake451]

Random stupid question pertaining to the thread somewhat loosely:

 

Where the hell do I see my companions' approval ratings? I can't seem to find it anywhere.

You can't.  There's no meter to see.  It only comes through with how your companions act towards you.

[staindgrey]

You can't.  There's no meter to see.  It only comes through with how your companions act towards you.

Interesting. I kinda like that. Though, it makes assessing the situation more difficult.

 

Maybe that's why Solas never talks to me. ******.

[Rake451]

Interesting. I kinda like that. Though, it makes assessing the situation more difficult.

 

Maybe that's why Solas never talks to me. ******.

I'm having the same thing with Bull.  Dude's kinda neutral to me, now.

 

And, yeah, I agree that it's nice to not have a meter anymore.  Makes it feel like you're interacting with characters and trying to earn their respect, as opposed to earning friendship points.

[Jawzzus]

Their tarot cards in the party gathering screen changes depending on their approval rating.

[LostInReverie19]

Their tarot cards in the party gathering screen changes depending on their approval rating.

 

What, really? How?

[Jawzzus]

There's different art for each character, if they like you or dislike you, the art changes on the card to show that.  Like Dorian seems to love me now and his card is very bright and white, where as before it was dark and shadowy.  He's also wearing a bright white robe now in the card

[LostInReverie19]

There's different art for each character, if they like you or dislike you, the art changes on the card to show that.  Like Dorian seems to love me now and his card is very bright and white, where as before it was dark and shadowy.  He's also wearing a bright white robe now in the card

 

In that case, I should check out Vivienne's card. It's probably super dark and angry right now. Haha.

[LexXxich]

Cards changing is a nice touch, but I'd still like some text indicator. Not necessarily "on a scale from 100 to -100, how much Solas dislikes you", but at least something like "Solas dislikes you slightly". Or "Solas dislikes you greatly". Progressing into "Solas hates your guts and any careless word will lead to a crisis".

[Sekondar]

Meh, how can I metaplay my decisions without a meter.

This sounds good tho. More natural.