Personality Question

[Whale hunter]

HI guys, I'm about to start my first play through and liked the idea of having 2 conflicting personalities. A heroic Knight with a Maniac Witch. I'm hoping for those deadpool end scence moments of choas where you just have to deal with it.

My question is, will it deliver on some great and unexpected moments where i offer to give the child stealing bread a few coins to feed his siblings only for my Witch to burn his eyes. Oooor is it going to to be a major pain in the arse?

Will it efffect anything important or just be a great RP experince?

Thanks guys :)

[Nara Moore (幽霊の百合)]

It will affect some of your traits, so characters may be slightly less than optimal. Also you may end up making some limiting choices. More than class of character the AI you pick will effect this. The bottom line is that you shouldn't be gimped by this, there is penty of room to play around int.

[Mick Heaven]

you should do it... As long as rock-paper-scisor don't afraid you dude.
Damn whale hunter you'r a monster !

[Whale hunter]

awesome guys, thanks :) I think I may go with rascal as a happy meduim and see how it goes.

[LadySky89]

I am also playing my first walkthrough with 2 slightly conflicting characters, two sisters with very different opinions and ideas, due to a background of my invention in which they have grown separated and with different education. One is a mage and the other had to be a druid, but I picked hunter because there wasn't a druid. The result is that they often fight with the mini-game in order to decide which opinion wins it, and thus some quests will end up differently by how you expect. :)
It is also tricky sometimes to roleplay them, because you must notice which trait the questions/decisions involve, and keep selecting the answer that increases the traits you've established (I suggest saving often).

One thing tho... your traits influence a bit even quests related to your future companions, so, unless you are ok with looking up for some spoilers, you will have to accept consequences of building up traits that may be opposite to those required for the "good" finale.