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I'm not gonna lie this is the first time I've checked the comments on here in a long while. I saw a bunch of snippets from the notifications and I can tell there are a lot of Gale enjoyers.
Rest be assured, I will be rewriting this entire thing when the full BG3 experience comes out and updating it with as much information as I can dig up while playing and doing research on the game. Yes that I means I will also be playing with the dreaded Gale and giving him his proper time in the spotlight.
I hope you guys are just as excited as I am, it's going to be a great experience and remember, conflict is your friend.
Can name one game where this is completely untrue. Dragon Age Origins. Almost the exact same situation as BG3 where you have a band of characters that join you for a variety of reasons, they are not all good. While you can create a party of all "good" characters, it is almost objectively agreed upon that one of the best parties you can make consists of Morrigan, a witch and Alistair, a mage hunter. The interactions between these two characters is easily one of the most enjoyable pieces of character writing I've experienced in a game and almost all of their dialogue at least in the beginning of the game is pure conflict.
Plenty of the characters you recruit are not "good" people. They will criticize you for actions that you take morally to us are good but are pointless to them. Despite being bad people they are still well-written characters, so much so that DAO was easily one of the best games in the PS3/XBOX360 era of gaming.
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While this is just my opinion I personally find homogeneous parties horrendously boring. In any good story you will rarely find a group of individuals that have 0 conflict or are always on the same page and that's for a very good reason. These little interactions and conflicts that allow you to have a better understanding of the people you're traveling with and I implore you to give the characters you dont like a chance when the full game comes out as you might learn something new about the characters you like when they interact with people they dont.
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