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[yoshibb]

I usually go in thinking I'm going to try all the romances, but then I get attached to one character and end up romancing them every playthrough. For instance, I kept trying to restart and romance Zevran but then I'd come up to Alistair and he'd say hi, and I'd totally start the cycle all over again.



I do like see the jealousy scenes or dialogue, though, so I will half heartedly pursue other romances. But that's usually only once. Most of the time, I turn everyone I don't want down right away and just go after one person.

[Stinkface27]

I've done the love triangle before with Zev and Alistair, but then I felt icky and reloaded. So probably just the one, but it's going to super hard to pick between Fenris and Anders!

[Ulathar]

In a single playthrough? 1 (one)

In a single (as in entire) game? I try all the options that are available at least once - with different characters, though. With Mass Effect I always stayed with the LI my characters had in ME1 and created new characters to try the ones that were only available in ME2.

[Ryzaki]

Just one at a time. My PCs tend to be one person kind of guys and don't juggle.

[Harid]

Outside of achievements/trophies, if I even pick up the game, I think I am gonna go pure friendship this time. I don't like the concept of 'sticking my pen in the company ink', as it were and as far as I am concerned my character should be awesome enough to pick up women or men wherever they go.

[DalishRanger]

Usually just one, except on the very rare occasion I play a flirty/philanderer type character. In fact, I think my male Brosca was the only one who fits that bill...

[Amagoi]

One, most of the time. On the first playthrough I may have a Hawke that flirts constantly, to test how the romances feel.



My first Warden was a complete fiend. He romanced all three that he could, and went to the Pearl like.. every hour.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

SebastianDA wrote...

I personally always try to only pursue one, and stay faithful to that one the entire game and try to turn down everyone else.  But IRL I never liked "playing the field" and usually only seriously dated one person at a time.

Yup. Me too. 

I don't think I'm going to pursue any romance option in DA2 though. None of the companions interest me. Aveline isn't meant for my Hawke. But that's ok. I'm obsessive to hurt Varric as much as possible.  

[Sabariel]

Depends on the character I'm playing. Sometimes it's none, sometimes it's just one, and sometimes it's as many as s/he can fit in her/his pants at once.

[Pauravi]

As many as I can without ruining a relationship (except for teh ghey ones -- will never romance Zev, even though I like him as a character). In DAO I was having a hell of a time choosing between Leli and Morrigan until I found the glitch in conversation timing that lets you do both.  I wouldn't say I'm philandering ****, either, I just have a lot of love to give

I was gratified that the DLC acknowledges both relationships if you have them, too. Still, the end of Witch Hunt was sad, since there really is no way to have your cake and eat it. I decided that my obligations and my love for my sweetheart Leliana would keep me in Thedas; had I romanced only Morrigan I would likely have gone with her, but it was not to be. Goodbye was very bittersweet. Hope I get to see her again, sometime...

Modifié par Pauravi, 16 février 2011 - 07:46 .

[What?]

I flirt with everyone I can, before I'm faced with the 'forked road' decision. It's just funny watching your teammates bash heads and get all catty over you.

[Harid]

VictorianTrash wrote...

I flirt with everyone I can, before I'm faced with the 'forked road' decision. It's just funny watching your teammates bash heads and get all catty over you.

Only Bioware game I recall this happening in was Baldur's Gate 2. . .

Modifié par Harid, 16 février 2011 - 07:53 .

[What?]

Harid wrote...

VictorianTrash wrote...

I flirt with everyone I can, before I'm faced with the 'forked road' decision. It's just funny watching your teammates bash heads and get all catty over you.

Only Bioware game I recall this happening in was Baldur's Gate 2. . .

Actually, it happened in DA:O, too. If you played Leliana and Morrigan, they'd fight over you in banter conversations.

[Harid]

VictorianTrash wrote...

Harid wrote...

VictorianTrash wrote...

I flirt with everyone I can, before I'm faced with the 'forked road' decision. It's just funny watching your teammates bash heads and get all catty over you.

Only Bioware game I recall this happening in was Baldur's Gate 2. . .

Actually, it happened in DA:O, too. If you played Leliana and Morrigan, they'd fight over you in banter conversations.

No they didn't, they removed those banter conversations.  You had to readd them with a mod or something.

Or crappy console port version, I dunno.

Modifié par Harid, 16 février 2011 - 07:58 .

[Maria Caliban]

SebastianDA wrote...

How many LI's do you pursue in a single game?

All of the above.

[The Elder King]

Harid wrote...

VictorianTrash wrote...

Harid wrote...

VictorianTrash wrote...

I flirt with everyone I can, before I'm faced with the 'forked road' decision. It's just funny watching your teammates bash heads and get all catty over you.

Only Bioware game I recall this happening in was Baldur's Gate 2. . .

Actually, it happened in DA:O, too. If you played Leliana and Morrigan, they'd fight over you in banter conversations.

No they didn't, they removed those banter conversations.  You had to readd them with a mod or something.

Or crappy console port version, I dunno.

Yeah, console have this banter. Do you knwo the reason why they've removed it?

Modifié par hhh89, 16 février 2011 - 08:04 .

[k177sh0t]

2 will do for me, Merrill and Isabela

[What?]

Harid wrote...

VictorianTrash wrote...

Harid wrote...

VictorianTrash wrote...

I flirt with everyone I can, before I'm faced with the 'forked road' decision. It's just funny watching your teammates bash heads and get all catty over you.

Only Bioware game I recall this happening in was Baldur's Gate 2. . .

Actually, it happened in DA:O, too. If you played Leliana and Morrigan, they'd fight over you in banter conversations.

No they didn't, they removed those banter conversations.  You had to readd them with a mod or something.

Or crappy console port version, I dunno.

No, there are some intact cat-fight conversations; here's one of the in-game ones, without the restoration mod:



Check at 3:33. It's not as extreme as the restored ones, but it's still chuckle-worthy to see Morrigan get all huffy. There's a follow-up for it, too, if you continue playing the angles with Leliana and Morrigan; but I couldn't find it on youtube. It's a smidge cattier than that one. There's also another if you leave Morrigan for Leliana, where Leliana taunts Morrigan about it.

Modifié par VictorianTrash, 16 février 2011 - 08:29 .

[ZeldaNox]

Just the one. I care for triangle dramas.

[SandyWB]

Two to start things off, just to get some drama going between the two, and then I settle for the one I like the best. If I really like a LI I'll stay loyal to that one in a sequel.

[SirGladiator]

I always romance all the female LIs in a game, but generally on any given single playthrough I'll tend to decide in advance which one Im going to romance....but that doesn't mean I can't change my mind midway through . In terms of the very first playthrough though, I wouldnt decide in advance, I like to meet them, get to know them, then ultimately make a decision which one I like best pretty far into the game. But whoever I don't pick the first go-round, I'll pick the next go-round, so its all good .

[HTTP 404]

sometimes I dont pursue any and often times end up with an LI without trying.

[The Spirit of Dance]

ALL then i do a bunch of break-ups causing disapproval which i would makeup with gifts.

[errant_knight]

SebastianDA wrote...

I was just curious: how many Love Interests do you typically pursue in any playthrough? 

I personally always try to only pursue one, and stay faithful to that one the entire game and try to turn down everyone else.  But IRL I never liked "playing the field" and usually only seriously dated one person at a time.

Was just curious if others decisions mirror how they would act in real life or if other considerations (like earning achievements) is more a factor.

Just the one. I don't take acheivements into consideration about anything. In fact, there are acheivements that I don't want to get. My PCs would probably flirt more casually before starting an in-game romance if I didn't know from experience that the mildest flirting tends to be taken very seriously by the LIs, leading to uncomfortable situations. So no flirting at all unless my PCs really mean it, and then only with one.

If that romance ends, well, that's it for romance in that game, most likely.

Modifié par errant_knight, 16 février 2011 - 10:02 .

[hawat333]

One. Or none.

I prefer to pursue the story.

Meaning my Hawke only gets involved with the LI if/when it is serves a purpose. For example a relief after a dramatic event, etc.