Sparrow reputation loss for curiousness and *resourcefullness*.

[Swato85]

Hello guys. Is there any way to explore "forbidden zones" and acquire materials/items without this comic-bird going AVOL for everything? Is it possible to get him rational at some point or is camp exile (expedite execution of exile status with ensured non-returnable state of the executed/ sorry... I mean exiled member) the only way? Can I leave him somewhere or something? Thanks a lot.

[Firerain]

seems not, only way i found to balance it out was to bribe him afterwards or kill alot of bandits.

[Chudwick]

kat, crump, or yoko are much better companions

[Swato85]

I kinda gaved her peace after the first repply. No time for non-curable nuts. Red through posts and the general impression appears to be that the characters are non-creative / empty without any real relations/character developement - basicaly either mules or additional firepower/meatwall with a name tag, so there is no point to be pulled down by them. Yes I am aware of the relations and few extra things related to them in game, but I am one with the other who said that they feel incomplete/underdeveloped. Thanks for your repplies, helped me to make my mind.

[Echoes_Of_The_Kernel]

The Game is nice but I agree with Swato the companion system feels so impersonal like there just there for shields or helping shoot they dont seem to honestly matter a whole bunch . Nothing really happens No Romance options that can effect story no story changes doe to your relationship or any real anything as long as your able to do some things you dont need any of them and sparrow is well boring

[|--EasyPeasy--|]

I removed her from my party. Have to do it, she is very honest, and I am not, I am robbing everything that moves.

[alation13]

I played through the entire game with sparrow on the sidelines of my party. I didn't even know it would react poorly to me helping the poor, over burdened merchants carry their wares. But after the cringe from the first conversation with the it/thing, I never actively sought out a second.