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Just look at how Cazador was.
No, this can't be changed you choose ascension and this is the consequence of those choices.
Killing them isn't the problem. It is sacrificing their souls (!)
btw, I went through this once before and Astarion did not become aggressive; I was wondering if this was new programming.
There is no agenda.
This is the cannon 5e version of the vampire. "Good" is not equal to "strong". He is weaker but comes out as a better person. In your game, pick whatever option you like. But there are consequences.
Also the vampire ascension is a trap. You can read between the lines he is lonely and unhappy despite all that power and immortality.
Not every evil character will choose to ascend him, for one reason or another. One of the possible problems is that this way a powerful entity is created that might be a future threat. It depends on the character rationale, really.
What he wants is the power to control people around him so they can't hurt him. He has giga-trauma from cazador torturing him for 200 years or some ♥♥♥♥, a very broken person/undead/vampire, with a pretty obvious ethical center of 'I will do anything for power, and use anyone for power.'
If you are a paladin Tav, and you let him ascend, it breaks your oath. That should tell you something.
I mean, I never actually Ascended him, but I DO know how that storyline plays out, and I picked up on this.
Edit: to clarify, yes this was added recently because so many fans have deceived themselves into thinking ascending him is a morally "good" choice (its not). After you ascend him, his character no longer loves the player character. They wanted to make this very clear since so many people DIDNT have the reading comprehension to get this originally.
The thread author refused to believe that a manipulative character with long-suppressed inner cruelty and vengefulness cannot evoke negative emotions in his partner by clearly abusing and humiliating him/her, because... he just cannot, that's all.
The only argument was smth like 'He/she (meaning, Tav) did choose it himself/herself, why is he/she disappointed and angered now?'
Also:
"so he can burn up in the sun and be mocked by other party members"
I didn't see a single one mock him. They expressed concern and felt bad for him.