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[Delisha Zrazorian]

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So Very Disappointed…

 

*Uninstalls Dragon Age from her computer*

 

I have only been this disappointed one other time in my life
and that was the début of NWN2. and now we have its clone. AUGHHHHHHHH!! What a
total bummer.

 

I don’t want to watch a #&%$ movie!

 

Just as in NWN2, with Dragon Age you are immediately forced
onto companionships… forced companionships remove your choices…

 

The perfect example is the traitor Bishop in the NWN2 OC.
You know he’s a no-good, but you can do nothing. In reality you would slit his
throat as he slept, or at the least run him off… but no… with forced
companionship you have no choice!

 

And right from the very start, Dragon Age forces you into
companionships… as Johnny Jerkweed insists “I must accompany you to the
kitchen”. Unbelievable!

 

Without true choices, you’re not playing a game; you’re just
watching a predetermined movie in which your PC is the star… UCK! 

 

*fires up the NWN toolset*  
Back to work!

DZ

[Andrew Eric Knight]

You do know you can choose to ignore them all together, or kick them out of your group if you want?



or are you upset it's a party based game, and that you wan't to play solo? There are no forced companions, you can leave them in the camp all game if you want, or tell them to get lost

[David Gaider]

If I'm reading the original post right, it sounds like she's upset about the temporary companion that was forced on her in the origin story. If someone wishes to be upset about that, then so be it -- but insofar as the main companions go throughout the rest of the game only two are forced to join your party for plot reasons and even one of those you can dismiss immediately afterwards. The other you can simply leave at camp if you don't wish them about. All other companions are optional.



If even that's too much to bear, then sorry to disappoint.

[Andrew Eric Knight]

Aisling the Drow wrote...

In Soviet Dragon Age, parties choose you... or else!

I like! HAH!