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AresKeith

I guess
mars 09 2014 03:23

The Uncanny

Would Miranda turning out to be an f/f LI in ME3 have been 'pandering'? Would either Isabela or Merrill NOT being f/f available in DA2 have been 'pandering'? And if so, 'pandering' to who? Be very, very careful with double edged swords.
mars 09 2014 03:27

Nightwriter

Tricky issue, but some cases are clearer than others. In ME3 the most popular characters were put on the squad while other characters who had story relevance were dismissed via hack job. And while annoying, I'm not sure I'd even call that pandering. An argument can be made that doing what the majority wants is just reasonable business practice.
mars 09 2014 05:16

spirosz

I'm more inclined to wanting romances more tailored to be tied to the story in a sense - like in KOTOR. It depends on the story obviously, but I found that was one of their "better" romance arcs in any of their games (Bastila), but then I would want another character like Jack cause well, Jack. I really want them to have the balls to develop meaningful friendships outside of "pursing" romance.
mars 07 2014 08:47

SlottsMachine

The problem with KOTOR is that you can only really do something like that with one or two characters. I thought in DA2 you had pretty meaningful friendships, but the romances felt tacked on (well more than usual anyway).
mars 07 2014 08:54

Nightwriter

Yep. Bastila was male Revan's only love interest and a focal character. They could do more with her. It's harder to weave multiple love interests into the story equally.
mars 07 2014 08:59

Fiddles dee dee

*run
mars 05 2014 11:04

AntiChri5

No, i cared about her too. We all did. *sniffle*
mars 01 2014 03:06

Nightwriter

You have undermined my argument. NOW YOU DIE.
mars 01 2014 03:09

SlottsMachine

Nothing beats hipster Lisa.
mars 01 2014 03:16

AresKeith

It'll take some time
févr. 28 2014 06:02