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I am kind of disappointed about that. I mean, it kind of matters if you choose Docktown or Treviso and you can harden either Neve or Lucanis, but they missed the opportunity they should have taken and allowed the Dialogue between Rook and Taash to harden her to the ways of a Qunari woman or leave her soft Rivaini in her feelings like she's not really a woman, so calling her non-binary. That would have made that whole thing about Taash not be so cringe and the choices matter.
I can't think of any other choices that actually matter in this game.
I concur 100%. They really squandered a 10-year opportunity to make something brilliant. As games go, it's not bad, but they 'done ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it up' for a Dragon Age game with the whole safe, teeny-bop approach. 🤮