Hi, thanks so much for all the Veilguard coverage you do! I was wondering if you knew if the devs have addressed how companion levels work if you have low approval with them? From what I've read so far, it sounds like companions might need to like you to get to higher levels.
hello! ◕‿◕ thanku for the nice ask message! there is this excerpt from an article from IGN:
""Building a relationship with companions has always been a staple of Dragon Age, but this time around, that relationship translates into how well you work together as a team," Busche tells IGN. "It is how you're actually going to level up your companions, by getting to know them better. That's how you're going to unlock skill points." [...] During our time with the game, IGN got to see some of this in action; unsurprisingly, Dragon Age: The Veilguard has an approval/disapproval system, with pop-up text on the side of the screen indicating whether or not a companion liked what Rook just did or said. But something new in this Dragon Age: even just completing a quest with a companion in your party increases your "bond" with them, whether they agree with how you handled things or not. Your relationship, Busche says, isn’t necessarily about "how much they like you, but how well you get to know them."" [source]
I hope this helps? ^^













