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yeah it's like one step forward and two steps back...leaves a bit of an empty feeling
I don't like Astarion. He's been one of my main companions for my singleplayer campaign and unlike the other two, Lae'zel and Shadowheart, he did not grow on me. Progressing his story revealed to me that he has zero empathy for others, even those that have shared his suffering, even his past victims.
I helped him achieve his ascension. He's a monster, but in the process of attaining his goals, thousands of vampire spawn were destroyed. If all goes well, he'll be dead at the end of my game.
It will be interested experiance if nothing else.
Going to make him a druid tho.
Rogue's are boring.
Fair, but is Withers actually part of the story or is he just a tool for the player?
All the companions are. Unless you can somehow restore Astarion's humanity, the kindest thing you can do for him is to end his undeath.
You can't expect every single person to react the same way to one approach, because one approach doesn't work for the multitude of complexity that is people. Astarion is reasonably untrusting and damaged from his life with him and expecting him to just be forthcoming to asking if he wants a hug is a bit juvenile, sorry to say.
Regardless of if you want to have the argument of a "soul", something I don't believe in in real life let alone fantasy, but this world has souls and gods so I can't argue against it, Astarion is more of an evil nature when you meet him, and that's not going to fully leave him. As some people say, what is done to you you are very likely to do to others. Astarion isn't an exception there.
He can become better, but to expect him to become a flowery kindness machine is a bit too much.
i 100% agree, there's been a lot of damage done to him over centuries and a few in game weeks isn't going to over come that, plus that scene when he killed cazador was so well done that you can't help but respect how much went into that, from the voice acting as well as the scene itself, that it wasn't in the slightest bit 'overdone'.
I was even surprised that they went as far as having him say that he didn't want to have sex with anyone anymore, because his body hadn't been his to choose what was done to it for so long
it's gonna take a long time to get over it and there is so much more character growth to be done even after BG has been saved.