Yeah I feel like the Oracle choice was a bit 
since everyone seems to say âgo Angel nerdâ when playing Oracle.
Iâm not mad with Azata though, since I get a superpower that basically makes my party immortal as long as one of them (or my main char?) is alive, and I share the teamwork feats with them all (and get two teamwork feats for free), just from one superpower lmao. And thereâs like several superpowers youâll get.
I was considering Azata since I heard it is really fun and you get to be a super hero saving the innocents.
I will try it next I think!
Aeon seems like one for actual nerds though.
All the paths (except aeon) have something cool and interesting going for them, though my personal feeling is that angel gives the most well-rounded experience of the game story (demon too if you wanna be the hero-but-evil)
Azata also gets a secret Devil whoâs really hot and I felt like I should go Devil at some point because Mephistopheles 
(but apparently Devil is kinda wack and Aivu isnât)
Also you get to be very nature-y and like, bring life to places too. I think thatâs mostly a fluff thing though, but was still neat since I wanted to be a nature-focused caster!
I heard devil falls short. I do also wanna try trickster.
Devil is known to be the path with the least stuff. Trickster is very fun but not good for a first run unless your instinct is to be a CN gremlin
I really enjoy the companions and side-characters overall so far. Alot more than Kingmaker. Kingmakers was nice too, but I feel these ones are more interesting, especially when Evil & or Neutral/Chaotic seems to be the baseline rather than Good.
I could live without Hulrun though. Not a companion but he is kinda douchy and also got angry at me for being friendly with Aru.
Hulrun is genuinely an interesting character but his purpose in the Kenabres chapter is definitely âhereâs an example of where the Crusade has gone wrongâ
Anyway, why is Inheribro against s*xworkers, he was so cool up until Ten Thousand Delights smh 
I killed him hehe get dunked on nerd cop 
(also had to save the other guy for azata path)
Heâs very much the opposite of my Angel who Iâm playing as one who is trying to redeem/forgive instead of just burning heretics/everyone who they donât like.
Also I started romancing Daeran/The noble guy and he completely overflooded my castle with roses.
But then his side-quest got really creepy and he seemed very unlikely to change so I ditched him for Aru who I am talking to now as she seems nicer. Sosiel also seemed like a good romance for the future.
Lann is a good guy ,but dont know if Iâd romance him. Wendaug is a no for me too.
[dispels all your buffs including power attack]
Speaking of romances, I can ask Daeran and Sosiel for some personal time, but not Ulbrig despite having the romances available while in Act 4, I wonder if I somehow did something wrong with his romance.
whatever cop 
Shoves you in a locker Nice try, nerd.
Maybe itâs a thing like Aru? Where from what I gathered from her conversations, asking anything lewd will basically block you out(I assume) because she does not approve/is trying to not be like that.
Starfield looking like an utter crock of 
.
I have not seen things and stuff.
Was there new released info?
On the xbox twitch, donât really trust Bethesda to not release something in a state that modders /have/ to fix.
Special super unlimited edition comes with a watch. I am sure, given Bethesdaâs expertise with physical goods this will end wellâŠ
Nah, because I could ask him out in Act 3, and I donât think Iâve chosen options that break it off.
But heâs a DLC character so I wouldnât be surprised if they just forgot to add it in during Act 4 or something, since he at times feels like an afterthought thatâs stitched in (though at least there is still some form of banter going between party members and Ulbrig, unlike none as someone else said on the internet).
Pet peeve: Most fantasy settings hyperfocusing on fire for their magic.
Iâm trying to write a mage who uses elemental magic that isnât fire, and Iâm trying to look everywhere, even across to other RPG settings, for inspiration for his frost spells; and Iâm finding only a few things compared to the sheer amount that fire has across the board in just about every game and book.