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[madsabroo]

nijnij wrote...

Not sure whether this has been asked, but will it be possible to pursue several romances in the same playthrough ? Even for a champion, ten years of monogamy seem quite heroic.

You could pursue multiple relationships in DA:O if you broke it off with someone in order to pursue another character.  I'm sure the same thing will happen in DA2, but I have no idea if simultaneous or multiple complete romances will be possible.  Also, with the time skips, I'm guessing it won't seem drawn-out because we won't be seeing every single moment of that decade.

[Fidget6]

madsabroo wrote...

nijnij wrote...

Not sure whether this has been asked, but will it be possible to pursue several romances in the same playthrough ? Even for a champion, ten years of monogamy seem quite heroic.

You could pursue multiple relationships in DA:O if you broke it off with someone in order to pursue another character.  I'm sure the same thing will happen in DA2, but I have no idea if simultaneous or multiple complete romances will be possible.  Also, with the time skips, I'm guessing it won't seem drawn-out because we won't be seeing every single moment of that decade.

Couldn't you be in a relationship with both Morrigan and Zevran at the same time? I remember some Zevran/Morrigan party banter on Youtube where they talk about both being in a relationship with the Warden and neither seems to mind. I know trying to start a relationship with both Morrigan and Leliana doesn't go over nearly as well though, lol.

EDIT: Ah, here it is:

Modifié par Fidget6, 16 février 2011 - 05:55 .

[whitemagic40]

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

[moilami]

Lord_Saulot wrote...

No, it isn't good or useful. Faces are never referred to as appendages in English.

But I think in Finnish, even if I would use some English words. This naturally can cause confusion and misunderstandings, but it is what happens in all verbal communications.

[elirian_19]

whitemagic40 wrote...

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not
want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many
people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual
option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast
majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the
companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in
different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

You think people only want Fenris as the bi option simply because he's an elf? Wow...

Modifié par elirian_19, 16 février 2011 - 06:14 .

[Calian44]

Awesome! I get to have sex with an elf! When I get this game, I'm going straight for Merrill!

[Fidget6]

elirian_19 wrote...

whitemagic40 wrote...

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not
want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many
people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual
option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast
majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the
companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in
different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

You think people only want Fenris as the bi option simply because he's an elf? Wow...

I think Whitemagic was just referring to the "all elves are gay!" stereotype.

[Ryzaki]

There is no all elves are gay sterotype. DAO proves this.

[moilami]

whitemagic40 wrote...

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

I have been thinking.

I want Issy and Merri be bis, and Varrick and Fenris straight M/M. I would then happily romance Merri and let her have fun with Issy. Everyone would be happy!

I don't ask is that possible in game because I am sure it is not.

[elirian_19]

Fidget6 wrote...

elirian_19 wrote...

whitemagic40 wrote...

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not
want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many
people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual
option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast
majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the
companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in
different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

You think people only want Fenris as the bi option simply because he's an elf? Wow...

I think Whitemagic was just referring to the "all elves are gay!" stereotype.

If so then I apologize.

My point is that, "I want Fenris to be the bi option because he's the elf and only logical choice" is as bad as, "I don't want Fenris to be the bi option because he's an elf and if it's done twice then that means every elf everywhere is bi."

Two sides of the same coin.

[whitemagic40]

elirian_19 wrote...

whitemagic40 wrote...

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not
want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many
people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual
option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast
majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the
companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in
different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

You think people only want Fenris as the bi option simply because he's an elf? Wow...

No I do not think that they want Fenris as a Bi options simply because he is an elf. As I can see his storyline is quite interesting, and much to behold. I have seen many people on here hoping that Anders is the Bi option. From many of the posts in the beginning of the thread, many people assume that Fenris will be the Bi option. Why do they think so? Yes, some simple arguments that Anders flirted with their female character or references to flirting with females in Awakening, but that does not automatically mean that he can't be bi-sexual.  

[elirian_19]

Ryzaki wrote...

There is no all elves are gay sterotype. DAO proves this.

DAO does prove it, but people will see what they want to see.

[elirian_19]

whitemagic40 wrote...

elirian_19 wrote...

whitemagic40 wrote...

I personally hope that Anders is the Bi option, because I also do not
want to date another elf again. Though it makes me question why many
people think that the elves are the only logical choice for a bi-sexual
option. No that is not an opinion everyone shares, but it seems a vast
majority on here think so. Maybe we will be lucky, and all of the
companions are options for either sex, they just have to be wooed in
different ways. Gah... here is to hoping. *crosses fingers*

You think people only want Fenris as the bi option simply because he's an elf? Wow...

No I do not think that they want Fenris as a Bi options simply because he is an elf. As I can see his storyline is quite interesting, and much to behold. I have seen many people on here hoping that Anders is the Bi option. From many of the posts in the beginning of the thread, many people assume that Fenris will be the Bi option. Why do they think so? Yes, some simple arguments that Anders flirted with their female character or references to flirting with females in Awakening, but that does not automatically mean that he can't be bi-sexual.  

Sorry. I completely misunderstood you.

I guess I'm just a little tired of those arguments and as a result I'm starting to see them everywhere.

Modifié par elirian_19, 16 février 2011 - 06:27 .

[Maferath]

elirian_19 wrote...

My point
is that, "I want Fenris to be the bi option because he's the elf and
only logical choice" is as bad as, "I don't want Fenris to be the bi
option because he's an elf and if it's done twice then that means every
elf everywhere is bi."

Two sides of the same coin. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/uncertain.png[/smilie]

I agree completely. Both reasonings are equally conditioned by the stereotype...

Modifié par Maferath, 16 février 2011 - 06:33 .

[Taleroth]

Ryzaki wrote...

There is no all elves are gay sterotype. DAO proves this.

Yeah, it's not gay if it's an elf.  That's my motto.

What?

[Maferath]

edit fail.

Modifié par Maferath, 16 février 2011 - 06:32 .

[Spartansfan8888]

Anyone else think Varric and Aveline aren't romanceable because they will become a couple!?!?

[Curlain]

Spartansfan8888 wrote...

Anyone else think Varric and Aveline aren't romanceable because they will become a couple!?!?

That could be interesting, to see some of your other companions having a romance outside of your own, could help to make the world feel more real 

[Count Viceroy]

Curlain wrote...

Spartansfan8888 wrote...

Anyone else think Varric and Aveline aren't romanceable because they will become a couple!?!?

That could be interesting, to see some of your other companions having a romance outside of your own, could help to make the world feel more real 

Yeah, I've been waiting a very long time for this to happen in a game.

[JohnstonMR]

Count Viceroy wrote...

Curlain wrote...

Spartansfan8888 wrote...

Anyone else think Varric and Aveline aren't romanceable because they will become a couple!?!?

That could be interesting, to see some of your other companions having a romance outside of your own, could help to make the world feel more real 

Yeah, I've been waiting a very long time for this to happen in a game.

You're too young to remember Baldur's Gate 2, I take it?  Two of your companions get together in that; if you've been nice to one of them, the other comes to you and politely asks you to back off so he can pursue her.  I think that was the first game I ever saw where Bioware had NPCs who seemed almost like real people; they even bantered and sometimes you had to take a side in their arguments.

[moilami]

Count Viceroy wrote...

Curlain wrote...

Spartansfan8888 wrote...

Anyone else think Varric and Aveline aren't romanceable because they will become a couple!?!?

That could be interesting, to see some of your other companions having a romance outside of your own, could help to make the world feel more real 

Yeah, I've been waiting a very long time for this to happen in a game.

I have heard that happens in BG2. It was released, when? 1999? 11 years ago?


Edit: U can stop waiting xD

Modifié par moilami, 16 février 2011 - 06:46 .

[Curlain]

JohnstonMR wrote...



You're too young to remember Baldur's Gate 2, I take it?  Two of your companions get together in that; if you've been nice to one of them, the other comes to you and politely asks you to back off so he can pursue her.  I think that was the first game I ever saw where Bioware had NPCs who seemed almost like real people; they even bantered and sometimes you had to take a side in their arguments.

Is that Hear'Dalis and Aerie, I never recruited him though I know he can form a relationship with Aerie (to be fair I only rarely recruit her as well, due to not liking her much at first, though once I gave her a shot in one playthrough I realised she was allot better then I initially gave her credit for)

[moilami]

Curlain wrote...

JohnstonMR wrote...



You're too young to remember Baldur's Gate 2, I take it?  Two of your companions get together in that; if you've been nice to one of them, the other comes to you and politely asks you to back off so he can pursue her.  I think that was the first game I ever saw where Bioware had NPCs who seemed almost like real people; they even bantered and sometimes you had to take a side in their arguments.

Is that Hear'Dalis and Aerie, I never recruited him though I know he can form a relationship with Aerie (to be fair I only rarely recruit her as well, due to not liking her much at first, though once I gave her a shot in one playthrough I realised she was allot better then I initially gave her credit for)

I think it is the pally whose stats sucked and Aerie.


Edit: Or maybe cleric?

Modifié par moilami, 16 février 2011 - 07:04 .

[Curlain]

moilami wrote...

Curlain wrote...

JohnstonMR wrote...



You're too young to remember Baldur's Gate 2, I take it?  Two of your companions get together in that; if you've been nice to one of them, the other comes to you and politely asks you to back off so he can pursue her.  I think that was the first game I ever saw where Bioware had NPCs who seemed almost like real people; they even bantered and sometimes you had to take a side in their arguments.

Is that Hear'Dalis and Aerie, I never recruited him though I know he can form a relationship with Aerie (to be fair I only rarely recruit her as well, due to not liking her much at first, though once I gave her a shot in one playthrough I realised she was allot better then I initially gave her credit for)

I think it is the pally whose stats sucked and Aerie.


Edit: Or maybe cleric?

Hmm, I hardly ever get them (though I did get Keldorn sometimes, and usually get him to stay with his family, it seems like the right decision)

[moilami]

Curlain wrote...

moilami wrote...

Curlain wrote...

JohnstonMR wrote...



You're too young to remember Baldur's Gate 2, I take it?  Two of your companions get together in that; if you've been nice to one of them, the other comes to you and politely asks you to back off so he can pursue her.  I think that was the first game I ever saw where Bioware had NPCs who seemed almost like real people; they even bantered and sometimes you had to take a side in their arguments.

Is that Hear'Dalis and Aerie, I never recruited him though I know he can form a relationship with Aerie (to be fair I only rarely recruit her as well, due to not liking her much at first, though once I gave her a shot in one playthrough I realised she was allot better then I initially gave her credit for)

I think it is the pally whose stats sucked and Aerie.


Edit: Or maybe cleric?

Hmm, I hardly ever get them (though I did get Keldorn sometimes, and usually get him to stay with his family, it seems like the right decision)

Was Keldorn not the old paladin? He have a wife to whom he naturally is loyal.

Edit: And yes, definetly the right choise. The paladin has been long gone from home, is old, and his wife has been missing him. Better not risk he dies and can never spend time with his family.

Modifié par moilami, 16 février 2011 - 07:18 .