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So, each player can create his character the way he wants which means picking an origin story or create an entirely new and custom character.
The origin stories aren't truly companions by default they just are characters with a background, but then they can be played as main character or companion depending on the situation.
So if you are 3 players you can if you wish to have a 4th character played as a companion, controlled by one of the 3 players. But you can also decide to never have a 4th party member if you prefer (it sounds suicidal but actually it also means having more money to spend on 3 characters instead of 4 among other things which is a good trade-off).
Overall the rule is that the maxium party size is 4 and that all characters created through the character creation screen at the beginning of the game will be "main" characters while all others will be companions, which change how conversations and origin story quests are handled (you have a lot more control over a main character compared to a companion during their specific quests).
If you are alone you will get high boost, and it will degrade for each companion, till it does nothing at all with 3 ppl.