To use your car analogy, this would be like putting a Honda Civic radiator into a Ford F350 and saying that it’s junk because it couldn’t keep things cool.

I did Paladin for a couple levels then MC’d into Warlock

I think your second point is a lot of it. I picked my character based on what I felt would round out the group best.

The only place I’ve encountered them was in the first 15-20 minutes of the game. Just one room of skeletons.

I started with ranger on one of my games and quickly multiclassed to rogue. Now I have a ranger that can actually take advantage of their stealth. Not sure it’s any better than a straight up rogue though.

I think Cleric is low because early accessers saw that you can add one to your party right away. I went with Paladin because it seemed to round out my party the best.

I assume a lot of spamming space bar during every character interaction and complete lack of sleep.  I’m still on Act I but can’t really decide how I want to play it so I have three games going simultaneously. 

I’m sure all of them had early access, but they would have had to restart the game with new characters on launch like everyone else. Early access would help a lot with quickly completing the first act since you’d already know how it goes down but Acts II and III are allegedly longer than that first one.

Same, I only pull him back out in certain situations, like when I need featherfall to get to the Underdark.

I’d say fireball and the necrotic aura he gives off if he dies. He killed Shadowheart while I was trying to open his pouch to save him.

I would have assumed more people going with the Dark Urge character, I see that’s not listed as an Origin on their chart though.

I couldn’t get Wyll to land a blast early on so stopped using him. I did multiclass my Paladin with 3 levels of Warlock and he’s hitting with two blasts and decent damage almost every shot.

I didn’t realize this was a widespread issue, I think ours are shishitos.

Roderick Edmond, an attorney for Ross and Taylor who is also a physician

Definitely not a new problem, just one that Giz gets to highlight since AI happened to be involved this time and that’s their current hot topic.

The problem is that not every name is unique, what happens when another real Jane Friedman wants to publish a book?

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That’s how I felt about most of the characters in the third season, I know I was supposed to remember them but they’re all so generic.

I’m probably misremembering, but thought that if you click the weapon slot on a character it shows all weapons across inventories (even those equipped) and the stats are different based on which character screen you’re currently viewing.

I was wondering the same thing, you’ve got the militia member thing in addition to the two bomb vans. Seems like you’d have to do at least some community service for that.