Sacred Haven of Debauchery

But there are cases when the interests of another person are not of interest to you (I apologize for the tautology), for example, few girls would want to discuss Warhammer (a bad example, I know). Therefore, it is better if there are also common interests.

In this case, it is easier and better to switch to another topic of conversation. It is much easier and better than in a company of half a dozen people, only one of whom does not understand what is being said.

I completed the entire first Baldur's Gate with Edwin and Branwen, and I don't regret it.
I completed the entire first Baldur's Gate with Imoen and Kagain, and I don't regret it.
I completed the entire first Baldur's Gate with Minsk, and I deeply regret it; never repeat my mistake, Neebo.

Also, I'm currently thinking - should I take the dwarf from the seedy tavern? He seems to be a fighter who excels in combat. But who should I replace? The noblewoman, the Chinese man, or Jaheira? Oligophren-Minsk, despite my dislike for him, must stay; he fires four shots per round and can carry a lot. I will probably replace the druid. I like her voice acting and toughness, but her portrait, unfortunately, evokes a primal disgust, and her effectiveness in battle is somewhat selective.

Regarding his resemblance, I read comments about him. They say that he is more trying to convince himself of his goodness than others. Something like that. Unfortunately, I haven't played with him and can't say anything.

He is lawful-neutral and speaks of honor, justice, and the destruction of evil. Goodness is not the point here. And also, he is, in general, a jerk, but so far not that bad, and the voice acting is good.