Naaber

[Patriot]

So I know Larian has a bunch of gynephile writers who hate men. Ironically one could argue that making so many of the fighters women meaning you like to see a large number of women getting bludgeoned and killed might mean you actually hate women. However I digress this discussion has to do with Naaber. You have a strange dichotomy here where it's super easy to get a class and become and adventurer and it's also so hard Naaber can't do it. I'm fine with the dichotomy. It's whatever the writers are allowed to write. What I'm not fine with are the dialog options I'm given to interact with Naaber. You insist on making my character respond as though he finds Naaber annoying. Which my character does not actually find Naaber annoying, but endearing. Then when he wants to swear fealty to my character as a Paladin the only option that isn't explicitly mean or insulting is to leave. Why it is leftist writers want to insult men, and especially this man, while insisting women should be men is beyond me. I'd have very much liked to accept Naaber's oath of service. He'd make a much more welcome addition than literally any of the women who currently force or cajole their way into it. With the exception of the girl with the cat. She's actually an enjoyably written character. She even offers to cook.

[living_one]

Naaber is Noobers (BG1) or N*eber's (BG2) analogue.


And I guess Nüber's too, if you cound Siege of Dragonspear. I don't.

At least you can get rid of Naaber easily, Noober would interact with you and tell his boring stories at least a couple of times.

[Patriot]

Originally posted by living_one:

Naaber is Noobers (BG1) or N*eber's (BG2) analogue.




And I guess Nüber's too, if you cound Siege of Dragonspear. I don't.

At least you can get rid of Naaber easily, Noober would interact with you and tell his boring stories at least a couple of times.

The problem is you're forced to treat him as annoying. I don't find him annoying. I see him as a man who wants to better himself, but he loves to talk. Get him some levels in bard or a fey enchantment to improve his voice and he'd make a perfect bard.

[KamikaziFly]

Originally posted by Patriot:

Originally posted by living_one:

Naaber is Noobers (BG1) or N*eber's (BG2) analogue.




And I guess Nüber's too, if you cound Siege of Dragonspear. I don't.

At least you can get rid of Naaber easily, Noober would interact with you and tell his boring stories at least a couple of times.

The problem is you're forced to treat him as annoying. I don't find him annoying. I see him as a man who wants to better himself, but he loves to talk. Get him some levels in bard or a fey enchantment to improve his voice and he'd make a perfect bard.

Can't you respec him back at camp?

Maybe he wants to be treated that way and you are being nice by granting him that personal touch of treatment. Sometimes if you treat a person too nice they get offended... but I'd agree that would be an option that one may want to role play. In the end its hard to write script for every possible tree of encounters, until every character is an AI of their own.

[Patriot]

Originally posted by KamikaziFly:

Originally posted by Patriot:

The problem is you're forced to treat him as annoying. I don't find him annoying. I see him as a man who wants to better himself, but he loves to talk. Get him some levels in bard or a fey enchantment to improve his voice and he'd make a perfect bard.

Can't you respec him back at camp?

Maybe he wants to be treated that way and you are being nice by granting him that personal touch of treatment. Sometimes if you treat a person too nice they get offended... but I'd agree that would be an option that one may want to role play. In the end its hard to write script for every possible tree of encounters, until every character is an AI of their own.

He doesn't join your camp. He's an NPC you meet in a shop that you're meant to find annoying.