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I definitely feel this a lot, it's an odd balance of wanting to keep in touch but not wanting to ask how they're doing because it's a lot of emotional weight that you can't do anything practical about. I try to just 'check in' when I can.

You got it!

Yes! I have a Ribbet Bard, his instrument is an emotion/environment-attuned Chiptune handheld. Having a lot of fun with Daggerheart :)

I'm not a fan of the heavy Olde English dialog, especially not when your follower will NOT shut the fuck up about every interesting blade of grass you pass by. But overall I am enjoying running around tossing goblins into rivers so 8/10.

In some ways you have amazing mobility; climb up a giant's leg, cling to his back and stab away. Half-ragdoll yourself up a wall to grab the ledge. But in others you're hamstrung; no dodge-roll, no target lock. Especially annoying Vs fast flying enemies.

Picked up Dragon's Dogma 2. It's a weird game that reminds me a lot of Dark Souls 1. Not always in a good way. I get it's supposed to be faithful to the first one nearly to the point of silliness, but some of the design decisions are questionable at best.

"Better" is also not a great way to describe it when currently what it does best is give incorrect information in an extremely true-sounding way.