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Majnun

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  1. The only part that is messed up to me is what the OP was asking about. Getting a Major Adventure and sending a companion out on it only to find that you will have to complete EIGHTEEN quests before it is finished is kind of stupid. And for what? An average item and 15% XP? Wow... I guess I won't be sending any companions out on quests if I ever intend to have them back in the party. It all should have been time based IMO. I guess the taxes could be Quest based but they are so puny it's not like it's something that can be abused to get rich anyway. It's no big deal really since it's all optional side stuff, but it could've been done a little better.
  2. I was wondering the same thing. It seems like there should be more than just the stock campfire or adra stone clip for when you rest (at least some of the time). Well with Durance that whole vision is described in text like conversations/descriptions are done. I just had that happen myself and it's a failry long description of the vision and then you have the convo with him about it. But it was all text that came after the stock resting/camping video. I think a similar thing has happened with a couple other companions but the dialog wasn't nearly as long as the one with Durance. I don't think we're missing anything from the actual cutscenes. Seems like a missed opportunity but it may have been a budget/time thing and had to be left out.
  3. Front Line (just to be ornery). And like others have said it'd be nice to compare them to the Heavy Hitters.

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