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DA2 is essentially Mass Effect.

BioWare didn't make a single truly good classic RPG besides BG2.

They were among the creators of games that spawned this term (together with Icewind Dale and Troika).

argue with each other – use PMs for that, and don’t be surprised in the Haven that someone expresses their opinion

Red dialogue lines? The ones marked in red? Have you ever wondered why they are marked that way?
Wait, I get it. The blue ones are a compromise, while the red ones are sometimes a loud "FOR THE FAITH!" and the killing of a vile heretic. Is that what you meant?

Blood magic is just like any other magic, only much more powerful. Magic is a tool that can be used for the common good. Orsino was unaware of Quentin's madness and believed he was helping him regain lost knowledge, which could prove useful. Considering that during the dialogue, Quentin wasn't frothing at the mouth, rolling his eyes, and, in general, managed to lure several women into a trap without attracting too much attention, it's hardly fair to accuse Orsino of being oblivious, let alone stupid.

I haven't played it. I've been missing out on a lot of good, older games in recent years, and I'm catching up now.

There are three lines of behavior and the possibility of choice in quests, key plot points, and some dialogues.

Rude remarks. Even the manual explains what each symbol means.

Orsino knew that Quentin was insane, but he was afraid to tell anyone (Orsino himself says this, and he knew that Quentin was killing people). Quentin lured women using blood magic; this is clear if you read the dialogues.

Blood magic comes from communicating with demons, and there is a high risk of becoming possessed.

So, I was right when I said that the best choice for you is to eliminate the damned renegade on the spot?

It seems we read different dialogues.

A perfect example is Jowan - an inept mage, they didn't want to send him to the Ordeal - obviously, out of fear that he would become possessed. Nevertheless, he successfully uses blood magic without any possession, and demons, by the way.

I didn't start the argument, nor did I want to.

The dungeons are empty, not in terms of stones and other things, but the textures are bare. There are very few details in them.

The temple is decent, even if it's not finished.

Play Neverwinter Nights. It's much more interesting.

I don't remember the druid summoning Hell Hounds.

So, you admit that you skipped dialogues in the latest "Quentin-esque" quest?

They were wrong about Jovan's character.

I didn't skip it. I don't acknowledge it.

This, by the way, shows once again the ineffectiveness and even the harm of Circles, but that's not what we're talking about now. Jovan used blood magic without contact with demons. At all. Your statement that it comes from demons is incorrect.

You can see cracks, grains of sand, etc.