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For me, Lohse is a must - have. Her internal battle with the demon not only affects her character development but also has implications for the overall story. And Fane, his knowledge of the ancient times is crucial for understanding the world's secrets in the story.

Fane and Lohse are great party members for the story. Fane has a very interesting backstory related to the undead and the secrets of the world. Lohse has her own struggle with a demon inside her, which adds a lot of depth to the story.

Do be on time for your first date. Punctuality shows respect for your date's time. For example, if you've made a reservation at a restaurant, being late can make both you and your date uncomfortable. Don't talk only about yourself. It's a date, not a monologue. Share the conversation and be interested in what your date has to say. I once went on a date with a guy who just talked about his job and his hobbies non - stop, and it was really boring.

One well - known DOS space fiction game is 'Elite'. It offers a vast open - universe experience where you can trade, fight pirates, and explore different star systems. Another is 'Space Quest', which combines humor with space adventure. You play as Roger Wilco, a janitor turned space hero, facing various comical and dangerous situations in space. And 'Starflight' is also great. It lets you explore a large galaxy, interact with different alien species, and engage in space battles.

One of the best companion stories in Dos2 is Lohse's. Her struggle with the demon inside her is really engaging. It adds depth to her character and the whole gameplay experience as you try to help her deal with this internal conflict.

A great character story in DOS2 often has a strong sense of personal growth. For example, Ifan's story where he goes from being a somewhat lost and conflicted ranger to finding his true purpose. It's also about having a unique backstory like Beast's with his connection to the dwarven community. And the character should face difficult moral choices that impact their journey, like Fane with his decisions regarding his true nature and the world's secrets.

One characteristic is the immersive nature. 'Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers' sucks you into its New Orleans - based adventure story with detailed descriptions and a richly developed world. Another is the variety of tasks. In 'Leisure Suit Larry', you have to do things like talk to different characters, find items, and solve problems to progress the adventure story. And in many DOS adventure games, the music and sound effects play a crucial role in enhancing the atmosphere of the adventure story, like in 'King's Quest' where the music sets the tone for the different areas of the fantasy world.

'Manhattan Transfer' is also among his best. It presents a panorama of New York City, with its bustling energy, diverse characters, and the cut - throat nature of urban life. The novel delves deep into the dreams and disillusionments of those living in the city.

Dos: Be authentic. Share your true feelings and experiences. Use vivid details to make the story come alive. For example, if you're talking about a trip, describe the sights, sounds, and smells. Don'ts: Avoid over - exaggerating. Readers can sense when it's not real. Also, don't ramble. Stay focused on the main point of the story.

The Dos2 Origin Stories are about the backstories and beginnings of the characters and the world in Divinity: Original Sin 2. It sets the stage for the main game, explaining how things came to be, like the different races and their histories.