Why was Berwyn removed to an extent instead of just being declared "Feature Complete"?
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Simple -> because as companion he was not "Feature Complete".
We still need 2 more levels for every companion (which means at least powers if not a set or two and i don't remember at what level he was retired), and then they (companions) are required to be put into main or side quest which was taxing on the team.
So to conclude -> to make him "Feature Complete" at that moment he needed to be cut as companion.
We still need 2 more levels for every companion (which means at least powers if not a set or two and i don't remember at what level he was retired), and then they (companions) are required to be put into main or side quest which was taxing on the team.
So to conclude -> to make him "Feature Complete" at that moment he needed to be cut as companion.
In addition to the gameplay reasons mentioned above, his personal plotline was incomplete and without a writer he would've had no dialogue or any future main story quests. Story-wise he would've been functionally non-existent.
Or you could just read any of the many threads on why he became an non companion.
Quin's five fans will be very disappointed
While arguments against these things exist, I'll agree that there was JUST enough reason to toss the character the way they did. At least losing him made it interesting with choosing a replacement for third teammate at first.
I like Quinn's power set at times, so I hope they don't abandon him. Even his second one was at least interesting for a little while.
I like Quinn's power set at times, so I hope they don't abandon him. Even his second one was at least interesting for a little while.