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[Graspiloot]

I finished the game on my first play through while taking the "good" options most of the time. Now I am trying to be bad, but I think the game is quite unbalanced at that. I mean if you choose to do the bad things you always have loads of consequences with leliana allistair and wynne. Whereas if you always choose the good things the only negative you get is an occasional dissaproval of Morrigan and sometimes others.

My question mostly is, is there any reason to go "bad", except for RP reasons? (The specalizations you unlock from being bad you can just reload a game and do good again and continue from that, so thought that was not realy valid either.)

[x-president]

If you truely go the bad route, you'll loose Wynne, Leliana, & Allistar so don't worry about what they think.

You get to deal with the demos for profit or bonuses so that's a plus.  There are minor changes, but most of the effects you read about at the end of the game.  Also it may have significant effects in the expansion.

Modifié par x-president, 06 février 2010 - 05:19 .

[soteria]

You get more money and lewtz, and sometimes more exp, too. I would ask if there's a reason to be "good" except for RP reasons. Plus, the "good" or "bad" isn't as clearly delineated as you seem to think. Zevran wants you to use the anvil, but he gets mad if you kill the dalish. Morrigan wants you to release Jowan, but kill the mages in the tower (or, more accurately, NOT bring Wynne along). Leliana also wants to release Jowan but will disapprove of killing Wynne.

[Graspiloot]

Hm I guess you're right, I did make a deal though with the demon in the fade as the only bad thing in my first playthrough:p, rewards were too good lol. But idd good and bad isn't easily defined. But going good can help certainly because you get to keep Wynne and Leliana who can be incredible dps and healing.

[Mr_Raider]

Take Sten, Zev and Morrigan. They couldn't care less what you do.