Well i Saw People Talking about Astarions good ending a Lot.. But For me its not His ending in the Good Path that its Flat and Week for me all of then are..
I will just Share my Experience so Far with this Game and yu guys Take as yu will..
i Already Beated dont Know maybe 10,11 times this game i just Stop couting in the 7 game becouse i had to deleat most of then since 3.0
but My Tale start well.. in my First Game i went with the Hero Path so far so Good, then i get to act 3 and i start to feell a litle bit empty and Rushed but so far so good..
then the ending come.. i do actually liked the Deck scene with all of then but i always felt Man i sure did something wrong this shit was not supposed to be the Good ending ?
where is the Party, where is the Rebuild of the City, Where is anything that make me feel something for evryone i went into the Trouble of Saving even the ones that pissed my ass off the entire game like Halsin and Gale..
So i Went Back thinking i did something Wrong.. that Maybe Just Maybe i Had to do More to get the REAL GOOD ending.. so i went Exploring the entire Stuff from bottom to Bottom my friends, even looked at that Dude Werglia dont remember the Name but he beated the entire game and gave some pretty good guides so can i see if i miss something... i see it all, i did it all, i even tested the unique scenes yu get with the exclusive origins and Classes as Tav. But No. the endings are just That.. nothing i did Change it..
and so i gave up and Make a Durge and a Evil Gale i get Something a Lot Better as a True Asshole in the game then been a Nice Guy and that its kinda of a Shame for me.. i always love to see the Two sides of a Tale when comes to games like these but for me the Hero ending.. Sux so much that i last night gave up o probably my last game ever.. and dont beleave i will ever come back until they at least Fix the Amount of Bugs they gave us in 3.0 and worst.. broke the One and only companion i trully liked to Romance.. Shadowheart.. shame.
Last edited by Thorvic; 23/10/23 04:12 PM.
