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Sure you see them all around and you can play them but better save then sorry. I do have a Halfling/Gnome/Dwarf in my Party from the Hirelings doe when playing one myself to fill that spot as I feel its lacking. Also a Gnome + Halfling Party just feels right
Which scenes have issues?
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1086940/discussions/0/3880473533207773272/
Nice dodging of the question.
Unless you make one yourself.
No I think instead they play it safe and choose only attractive elf’s and humans that won’t offend anyone. All this nonsense with everyone being offended by everything and very vocal about it online has done nothing but stifle and oppress creativity. Trying to please all these tiny vocal minorities that bully everyone into submission.
Someone stated the opposite on reddit 10 months ago:
https://www.reddit.com/r/BaldursGate3/comments/17nk206/the_companion_that_got_scrapped_because_of_halsin/
Is this what you were referring to?
Freedom from, freedom for and freedom of have tremendously different implications and meanings that the "zealots of freedom" forget wherever they are making their points.
If you could actually make a game that NPCs have preferences and players have to understand them, work could be done to accommodate a lot.
This is one of those cases, the more obvious, but almost EVERY DESIGN DECISION in games which make them crap are because of that.
You could have specific companions who like you if you are of a short race, and companions who like you if you have a tall race, so they dont have to make all companions fit all, the same way they could have companions who like males and companions who like females.
But no, preference is "discrimination" (which it is, but discrimination I saying here in quotes is the dumb idea people made of it) and you cant have that. People might not like Laezel, but they are infuriated if she wasnt into Halflings because they look like weaklings.
So all the work must be made to make the most hours count, so instead of "paying for more hours to actually make every companion compatible with every player decision", they "make do with the most they are inclined to do".
Romance with short races is the least of the problems. Almost every design decision in game (the things that can work in all the ways but one is chosen to better suit the needs), contrary to demands of them (the things required once a design decision is chosen), they are all made with the "absurd demand" that "all fits all", because if not, the "zealots of freedom" will be outraged they cant do what they would not even.
And as someone will sure prove if criticizing my comment, people dont really understand how the freedom for being confounded with freedom from is what makes the modern stuff become a trend of tasteless stuff no one actually can like.
Does anyone have anything?
Yeah, that halfling companion was never introduced in a publicly playable build at any point during development.
A halfling bard werewolf grandma would've been far more interesting than Halsin, frankly. Fortunately it looked like both were slated to exist alongside one another. We needed another Kreia -- as a companion in RPGs/RPGs generally.