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[thats1evildude]

Bianca smacks of Mary Sue-hood; not only is she apparently smarter than everyone else and supposedly a better archer than Varric, she dangles him on an emotional leash and keeps endangering his life. Yes, that's also Varric's fault, but she doesn't escape blame. And to top it off, she has the audacity to threaten the Inquisitor when they're fixing her mistakes.

Overall, she's arrogant and insufferable. I generally liked most Dragon Age characters (apart from villains, obviously) up until I met Bianca Davri. If I never see her again, it will be too soon.

[congokong]

Bianca smacks of Mary Sue-hood; not only is she apparently smarter than everyone else and supposedly a better archer than Varric, she dangles him on an emotional leash and keeps endangering his life. Yes, that's also Varric's fault, but she doesn't escape blame. And to top it off, she has the audacity to threaten the Inquisitor when they're fixing her mistakes.

Overall, she's arrogant and insufferable. I generally liked most Dragon Age characters (apart from villains, obviously) up until I met Bianca Davri. If I never see her again, it will be too soon.

Oh, I hate Bianca. It's partially because of how the game made us so powerless around her. She goes against Varric by giving the red lyrium thaig location to a Grey Warden (who turns out to be Corypheus) despite how dangerous that knowledge is, tries to cover up her mistake until Varric realizes her story makes no sense, and lastly, threatens the Inquisitor as she walks off like she signed an immunity deal. Some might find her threat "cute" (I don't), but to me real-threat-or-no it's just the last straw. She should be begging for an apology or volunteering to join the Inquisition. Does she? Nope, just threats. Where's the murder knife? I hate that quest so much because of how little role-playing there is. You're not allowed to put her on trial for monstrous negligence, and yet can try someone for throwing a goat against Skyhold? Seriously?! And the way it ends with Varric's "I always do" smirk. Are we supposed to think, "Awww. Love birds..."? No, their relationship is unhealthy and depressing, nor should Varric loving Bianca absolve her of her crimes.

 

/rant

[NotSoDeepMushroomFarmer]

I don't really get it either, to be honest. I thought she was just fine. I've gathered that a large part of the dislike comes from the "I'll feed you your own eyeballs" threat, to which the Inquisitor is unable to respond in dialogue. Or at least that seems among the chief complaints whenever I've read any posts about her.

 

But why does it bother people. You can literally be a dick the whole game and no one could really do something against it. Despite that it just shows that Bianca cares for Varric. I mean as if she would return and get revenge if Varric really died.. 

[NotSoDeepMushroomFarmer]

Oh so that's the point 

You all don't like how defenseless they leave you against Bianca huh? It didn't bother me at all but I understand how it can be annoying for other people.

I simply think she doesn't want to get involved with the Inquisition and everything that's going on. Can't blame her.

She's one of the characters that just doesn't leave you an option simply because she doesn't want to be part of it all. She's there because of Varric and because she fucked up.. really hard 

I think if you could have played as Varric you would have had many options to choose from but for the Inquisitor it's kind of not their business (apart from the lyrium thingie but that's because Bianca was there in the first place)

After everything had cleared up Bianca just returns to her home to the guild where she thinks she belongs

[ModernAcademic]

It's far more likely the world ends by a metheor fall, with people panicking all over the place, while others celebrate with orgy than we getting to witness the dream of there having a Varric romance become true.