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7/26/2025, 7:52:50 PM
>>532782337
Pasta, you say?
Post Commoragh in general was where the game completely falls apart.
Get to the end of Act 3 and get out of Commoragh only to find:
>Argenta has nothing to say
>Abelard has nothing to say (didn't take him to Commorragh)
>Pasqal has nothing to say even with xenotech in his chest
>Heinrix has nothing to say but at least he had the scene about his Sage friend
>Jae's entire personality shift may as well have not even happened even with her request to help her friends
>Cassia has a kiss option but nothing about her powers affecting you weirdly
>Ulfar only has one new line if you already exhausted everything in Commorragh
>Idira has a line about her quest but she also had a scene where she asks for help
>Kibellah and Yrliet at least have a new thing to say about what happened
Like holy FUCK
If I were to review this game the lack of reactivity overall, not just here (but here definitely stings the worst so far) I would cut my overall score by 25% of the total, god damn it.
One line per character is all it would take, how was that too much to ask? Say what you will about BG3, but at least the NPCs actually reacted to your class and race choices, and it felt like what your character did was having an impact on your companions all the way up until the Epilogue Party, which completely changes based on what you did with them during the game.
Pasta, you say?
Post Commoragh in general was where the game completely falls apart.
Get to the end of Act 3 and get out of Commoragh only to find:
>Argenta has nothing to say
>Abelard has nothing to say (didn't take him to Commorragh)
>Pasqal has nothing to say even with xenotech in his chest
>Heinrix has nothing to say but at least he had the scene about his Sage friend
>Jae's entire personality shift may as well have not even happened even with her request to help her friends
>Cassia has a kiss option but nothing about her powers affecting you weirdly
>Ulfar only has one new line if you already exhausted everything in Commorragh
>Idira has a line about her quest but she also had a scene where she asks for help
>Kibellah and Yrliet at least have a new thing to say about what happened
Like holy FUCK
If I were to review this game the lack of reactivity overall, not just here (but here definitely stings the worst so far) I would cut my overall score by 25% of the total, god damn it.
One line per character is all it would take, how was that too much to ask? Say what you will about BG3, but at least the NPCs actually reacted to your class and race choices, and it felt like what your character did was having an impact on your companions all the way up until the Epilogue Party, which completely changes based on what you did with them during the game.
7/20/2025, 12:07:24 AM
>>531919021
Post Commoragh in general was where the game completely falls apart.
Get to the end of Act 3 and get out of Commoragh only to find:
>Argenta has nothing to say
>Abelard has nothing to say (didn't take him to Commorragh)
>Pasqal has nothing to say even with xenotech in his chest
>Heinrix has nothing to say but at least he had the scene about his Sage friend
>Jae's entire personality shift may as well have not even happened even with her request to help her friends
>Cassia has a kiss option but nothing about her powers affecting you weirdly
>Ulfar only has one new line if you already exhausted everything in Commorragh
>Idira has a line about her quest but she also had a scene where she asks for help
>Kibellah and Yrliet at least have a new thing to say about what happened
Like holy FUCK
If I were to review this game the lack of reactivity overall, not just here (but here definitely stings the worst so far) I would cut my overall score by 25% of the total, god damn it.
One line per character is all it would take, how was that too much to ask? Say what you will about BG3, but at least the NPCs actually reacted to your class and race choices, and it felt like what your character did was having an impact on your companions all the way up until the Epilogue Party, which completely changes based on what you did with them during the game.
Post Commoragh in general was where the game completely falls apart.
Get to the end of Act 3 and get out of Commoragh only to find:
>Argenta has nothing to say
>Abelard has nothing to say (didn't take him to Commorragh)
>Pasqal has nothing to say even with xenotech in his chest
>Heinrix has nothing to say but at least he had the scene about his Sage friend
>Jae's entire personality shift may as well have not even happened even with her request to help her friends
>Cassia has a kiss option but nothing about her powers affecting you weirdly
>Ulfar only has one new line if you already exhausted everything in Commorragh
>Idira has a line about her quest but she also had a scene where she asks for help
>Kibellah and Yrliet at least have a new thing to say about what happened
Like holy FUCK
If I were to review this game the lack of reactivity overall, not just here (but here definitely stings the worst so far) I would cut my overall score by 25% of the total, god damn it.
One line per character is all it would take, how was that too much to ask? Say what you will about BG3, but at least the NPCs actually reacted to your class and race choices, and it felt like what your character did was having an impact on your companions all the way up until the Epilogue Party, which completely changes based on what you did with them during the game.
7/5/2025, 6:47:59 PM
>>530054554
Companion reactivity in RT in general is absolutely abysmal, as is reactivity period up until Void Shadows. Might as well repost this:
et to the end of Act 3 and get out of Commoragh only to find:
>Argenta has nothing to say
>Abelard has nothing to say (didn't take him to Commorragh)
>Pasqal has nothing to say even with xenotech in his chest
>Heinrix has nothing to say but at least he had the scene about his Sage friend
>Jae's entire personality shift may as well have not even happened even with her request to help her friends
>Cassia has a kiss option but nothing about her powers affecting you weirdly
>Ulfar only has one new line if you already exhausted everything in Commorragh
>Idira has a line about her quest but she also had a scene where she asks for help
>Kibellah and Yrliet at least have a new thing to say about what happened
Like holy FUCK
If I were to review this game the lack of reactivity overall, not just here (but here definitely stings the worst so far) I would cut my overall score by 25% of the total, god damn it.
One line per character is all it would take, how was that too much to ask? Say what you will about BG3, but at least the NPCs actually reacted to your class and race choices, and it felt like what your character did was having an impact on your companions all the way up until the Epilogue Party, which completely changes based on what you did with them during the game.
Companion reactivity in RT in general is absolutely abysmal, as is reactivity period up until Void Shadows. Might as well repost this:
et to the end of Act 3 and get out of Commoragh only to find:
>Argenta has nothing to say
>Abelard has nothing to say (didn't take him to Commorragh)
>Pasqal has nothing to say even with xenotech in his chest
>Heinrix has nothing to say but at least he had the scene about his Sage friend
>Jae's entire personality shift may as well have not even happened even with her request to help her friends
>Cassia has a kiss option but nothing about her powers affecting you weirdly
>Ulfar only has one new line if you already exhausted everything in Commorragh
>Idira has a line about her quest but she also had a scene where she asks for help
>Kibellah and Yrliet at least have a new thing to say about what happened
Like holy FUCK
If I were to review this game the lack of reactivity overall, not just here (but here definitely stings the worst so far) I would cut my overall score by 25% of the total, god damn it.
One line per character is all it would take, how was that too much to ask? Say what you will about BG3, but at least the NPCs actually reacted to your class and race choices, and it felt like what your character did was having an impact on your companions all the way up until the Epilogue Party, which completely changes based on what you did with them during the game.
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