Hmm. That's disappointing. Sound's like they are brushing character feedback under the rug and are just going to stick with whatever. Why put characters out to test if they are going to brush it off? I guess they mostly wanted to test functionality of systems. Sound's like feedback does not matter as much as I'd have hoped. I'll see in the next couple of updates.
They know how their entire story is going to play out and we don't, so the writers must be banking on these characters "paying off" in Act 2 and 3.
To me it seems like the usual problem I see these days. Who is the game really for? Seems like it is 100% Larian hombrew. Every DM is different and not all are good. Get a definitive answer on who the audience is and the vague PR nonsense gets dispelled. Honestly they don't strike me as people who take character feedback well. Most people are already trained to think popular=right so most feedback is lost from that alone. To many ways for things to get drowned out by mobs. I was naive I guess. I think this is just a simple play test for mechanical technicality and gauging reaction so they can tweak future marketing. Kind of like how dos2 had a strong opening but after act 2 it's...different to put it nicely. That was because of PR strategy in my opinion. Maybe they hope to just win by early exposure. Wear people down to just accept there hombrew. I'll just observe like always to see where it goes.
