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Was hoping there was some sort of audio file belonging to her that I could just modify or delete.
But yeah, bullet to the head did work for now. I will probably still hear her from the grave in my sleep.
She is the stuff the best horror movies are made of.
The Judge is awesome, it´s my second playthrough though and I want to wait before advancing the story this time around. Guess I have to put up with Nana´s nightmares.
I decided "no suicidal brain-damaged sidekicks for me", and went back to solo play.
Glad I am not alone in having this issue. I had to put the Judge on a truck turret to even get him leveled for kills. He would fire an arrow like every 30 seconds, miss, get murdered by a guy with a pistol. It was horrible.
You have to micromanage the judge for him to be real effective, Nana as well as she often choose the wrong spot to hide in.
I have companion orders on mouse 4 and 5, telling them to move is extremely important to keep them alife. For some reason Far Cry 5 seemed to have better companion AI.
If only we could have two companions at once. Probably balancing issues for why not. Horatio and Timber at once would probably be way too OP.
I had issues with the Judge as well. Oddly with Hurk too. He didn't seem anywhere near as good at killing as the others.