Sith Warrior companions

[Madjar]

just got to Quinn's betrayal
Am I the only one who hates all of them?
Quinn is a traitor who I couldn't kill
Vette is an annoying little ♥♥♥♥ that the devs want me to take the collar off (I'm not).
The apprentice is just kind of meh (the inquisitor companion is much better, she seems to have lines for going neutral as well)
The alien (broon something) is boring IMO
And Pierce is just uninteresting
Do I get any more/these get better, or are these the ones I'm stuck with?
I'd have loved a assassin droid or something, but that seems to be a premium companion for like 3K CC (not paying £20 for that, it's absurd)

[Hotklou]

The class companions are for the most part kind of "meh", yeah.

[Dr. Atrocious]

Not sure what your problem with Vette is, but I do agree the other companions are lacking.

Quinn's betrayal was too forced. They should've had multiple outcomes for that part since you can do everything right and he still decides to betray you.

I skip the dialogue of all companions that speak alien at me. English or GTFO.

Pierce is the most generic and boring companion in the game.

Edit:
You get more companions during the expansions. KotFE and beyond.

[Madjar]

Originally posted by Dr. Atrocious:

Not sure what your problem with Vette is, but I do agree the other companions are lacking.

Quinn's betrayal was too forced. They should've had multiple outcomes for that part since you can do everything right and he still decides to betray you.

I skip the dialogue of all companions that speak alien at me. English or GTFO.

Pierce is the most generic and boring companion in the game.

Dislike the smart-mouth/quipping honestly
I don't mid alien speech if it isn't just muh honour, muh clan and doesn't sound like someone is strangling some sort of rubber chicken huffed up on helium and voice filters inside a tin can

[the7thguest]

I love Jaesa, she's so pretty and evil :D

[Silenzeio]

You hate Vette and think Jaesa's worse than the actual worst companion in the game?

Ashara is the sole reason the Inquisitor should be executed by the Dark Council. Harboring a Jedi with zero use (Jaesa excluded due to her unique powers which can impact certain missions if she's brought alongside the Warrior). All Ashara does is preach about peace between Jedi and Sith.

Disgusting. And don't get me started on that failure of a fallen padawan's KOTET return. Some writer just decides she gets plot armor and can't be killed by the player.

[Madjar]

Originally posted by Silenzeio:

You hate Vette and think Jaesa's worse than the actual worst companion in the game?

Ashara is the sole reason the Inquisitor should be executed by the Dark Council. Harboring a Jedi with zero use (Jaesa excluded due to her unique powers which can impact certain missions if she's brought alongside the Warrior). All Ashara does is preach about peace between Jedi and Sith.

Disgusting. And don't get me started on that failure of a fallen padawan's KOTET return. Some writer just decides she gets plot armor and can't be killed by the player.

I don't remember much about peace, just her and my character at the time going on about neither side having the right of it and finding balance.
I played him as someone who built up his power base so it fit well with him, yet to go into any DLC, I cleared the inquisitor story last year some time and stopped

[PocketYoda]

I liked Jaesa and Vette personally the rest yeah not so much.. The whole Sith Warrior story was the worst i played of all the classes..

[NavFamG]

Vette's there as a love interest which works if you play a light leaning sith. Jaesa is your pure psycho girlfriend for when you play your sith as a sith.

I romanced them both (there's guides on line on how to) which leads to some fun dialogue from Jaesa.

[Raansu]

Originally posted by Dr. Atrocious:

Quinn's betrayal was too forced. They should've had multiple outcomes for that part since you can do everything right and he still decides to betray you.

In the earlier beta builds you could actually kill your companions. The scene with Quinn feels awkward because originally in that scene the dark side choice was to kill him.

They removed the option to kill companions because people complained about being at a disadvantage for crafting/gathering by losing a companion. Instead of doing something clever like replacing a killed companion with a droid, they opted to awkwardly change the scenes with companions that you could kill.

[Madjar]

Originally posted by Raansu:

Originally posted by Dr. Atrocious:

Quinn's betrayal was too forced. They should've had multiple outcomes for that part since you can do everything right and he still decides to betray you.

In the earlier beta builds you could actually kill your companions. The scene with Quinn feels awkward because originally in that scene the dark side choice was to kill him.

They removed the option to kill companions because people complained about being at a disadvantage for crafting/gathering by losing a companion. Instead of doing something clever like replacing a killed companion with a droid, they opted to awkwardly change the scenes with companions that you could kill.

Really? people decided to kill their companion and then complain about THEIR choice to kill them.
That is straight up retarded
Honestly droid replacements would've been a good idea, but devs wouldn't want to write another set of characters I guess

[Darth Revan]

Originally posted by Madjar:

Originally posted by Raansu:

In the earlier beta builds you could actually kill your companions. The scene with Quinn feels awkward because originally in that scene the dark side choice was to kill him.

They removed the option to kill companions because people complained about being at a disadvantage for crafting/gathering by losing a companion. Instead of doing something clever like replacing a killed companion with a droid, they opted to awkwardly change the scenes with companions that you could kill.

Really? people decided to kill their companion and then complain about THEIR choice to kill them.
That is straight up retarded
Honestly droid replacements would've been a good idea, but devs wouldn't want to write another set of characters I guess

That's typical behavior, for the same reason steam does not allow us to not update our games anymore.

[Dr. Atrocious]

Originally posted by Madjar:

Really? people decided to kill their companion and then complain about THEIR choice to kill them.
That is straight up retarded
Honestly droid replacements would've been a good idea, but devs wouldn't want to write another set of characters I guess

IIrc, Quinn was a healer companion (back when they each had specific roles and had to be geared). So, killing him was quite detrimental and essentially was an illusion of choice since you'd be better off with him alive. And killing a geared companion would be a pretty big loss.

[Berserkr]

Originally posted by Dr. Atrocious:

IIrc, Quinn was a healer companion (back when they each had specific roles and had to be geared). So, killing him was quite detrimental and essentially was an illusion of choice since you'd be better off with him alive. And killing a geared companion would be a pretty big loss.

Yep I remember Sith Warrior was my first character I ever made and the game was really difficult back then because you didn't get Quinn till level 32 or 33 minimum and that was your only healing companion at the time not like now, once you got him though then you just steamrolled everything

[Raansu]

Originally posted by Madjar:

Originally posted by Raansu:

In the earlier beta builds you could actually kill your companions. The scene with Quinn feels awkward because originally in that scene the dark side choice was to kill him.

They removed the option to kill companions because people complained about being at a disadvantage for crafting/gathering by losing a companion. Instead of doing something clever like replacing a killed companion with a droid, they opted to awkwardly change the scenes with companions that you could kill.

Really? people decided to kill their companion and then complain about THEIR choice to kill them.
That is straight up retarded
Honestly droid replacements would've been a good idea, but devs wouldn't want to write another set of characters I guess

Its the same reason you can get the Jedi Master title on the knight story even if you're dark side lol. In the early betas, if you were a dark side jedi, Master Satele wouldn't award you the title.

[Raansu]

Originally posted by Dr. Atrocious:

Originally posted by Madjar:

Really? people decided to kill their companion and then complain about THEIR choice to kill them.
That is straight up retarded
Honestly droid replacements would've been a good idea, but devs wouldn't want to write another set of characters I guess

IIrc, Quinn was a healer companion (back when they each had specific roles and had to be geared). So, killing him was quite detrimental and essentially was an illusion of choice since you'd be better off with him alive. And killing a geared companion would be a pretty big loss.

Yes, he was the healer companion back before they changed companions to be able to do all rolls. I still think there could have been better ways to handle the loss of a companion though. Like I said before, they could have easily given you the option to purchase a droid or something that would replace the roll of the companion you killed.