Reactivity from Companions in dialogue during Act 2 and 3 in terms of relationship dialogue and story are also lacking. Evidently no, they are likely just severely bugged and this is therefore an overarching concern Larian needs to address in an upcoming patch. I originally thought that this was intentional and that Reactivity was not a priority by the studio for these Acts. If you examine the comments on that video you'll see that alot of players are complaining that Reactivity is an issue in Act 2 and 3. Here's a thread of party banter that's in game but I have never experienced even though I should have. How are my choices reflected in the end game state? Why are my allies just cannon fodder for a large scale battle without any meaning to their deaths? What's the impact of my choices? Why do I have such limited narrative choices for outcomes? The details change but the issue with player agency and Story relevance comes up time and time againĪlso concequences and outcomes related to choices are lacking. It's heavy on side quests and some even Companion quests seem shallow. Now Astarions quest is put onto the stage of the greater narrative.Īlso the way quests are laid out in Act 3. Companion quests given higher stakes.Įx: Cazador as a major player to conflict with Gortash.

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