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[ArcanistLibram]

What's the point of this thread?

[Knight of Dane]

Romances are a nice touch to the game, it's part of why i play it.

Complaining about something optional is just silly.

[Volus Warlord]

ArcanistLibram wrote...

What's the point of this thread?

http://t1.gstatic.co...FY6lxH1xLheIPAQ

This.

[Darth Death]

ArcanistLibram wrote...

What's the point of this thread?

Good question. I doubt you'll find a good answer... Good day. 

[Dannyboy9876]

All my Femsheps Romanced Liara.

I'm male.

Your argument is invalid.

[Knight of Dane]

Dannyboy9876 wrote...

All my Femsheps Romanced Liara.

I'm male.

Your argument is invalid.

My "canon" save is also femshep with Liara
I have romanced Garrus and Tali too though..

[Anihilus]

I think the romance adds a nice touch to the game in the midst of the whole we-are-under-attack thing, however I wish we would stop beating a long dead horse...

It's optional, people.

[onelifecrisis]

Optional? LOL

Look, some of us want to be able to talk to crew members without being railroaded into s/s romances. I see the word "optional" being thrown around but given the track record of ME1 and ME2 this is a laughable notion. Ever tried to avoid a Sheploo romance with Ash in ME1? It's pretty damn difficult. Even if you don't talk to her at all, she still confronts you with Liara and tells you to choose between them. In ME2 you need only say that it's nice to see Miranda smile, and the two start flirting. This is hardly what I'd call "optional". The only "option" for those who want to avoid unwanted romances is to not speak to the crew at all, and in ME1 even that doesn't work, as previously mentioned. So please, stop with all the "optional" BS. It's fine to say you want s/s, but don't claim it's optional when the last two games prove it's anything but.

[Knight of Dane]

You're exaggerating.

[J. Finley]

Why was this bumped?

[BubbleSauce]

did you just edit your post to show nothing after looking back and finding what you'd written to be stupid? Because that's what it looks like...

[arne1234]

I'm male usually when I play a game like ME or fallout etc I choose to play as the female character because let's fase it it doesn't make much difference and you get to stare at a womens butt for the entire game, I'm guessing this is pretty normal and a lot of players do the same regardless they are still straight and whould therefore like a lesbian relation in the game...
Funny thing ME is one of the few games that made me care enough abouth the main character to replay as a male character resembling myself.

[XyleJKH]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

**** it.


I'm going to Bioware, and I'm going to march right into Casey Hudson's office, and demand that all romances be pulled from the game. It's just too much! Too much time spent on discussing fictional boyfriends/girlfriends, and not enough time being spent on the game itself.

Let's be honest here. NONE of you probably have ever had a girlfriend and/or boyfriend, and neither have I. But why is this all we care about? Because we are blending this game with reality. ROMANCES IN A VIDEO GAME ARE NOT REAL LIFE, GET OVER YOURSELF.

So, I'm going to Edmonton, and 'm making sure none of you are having ANY kind of romance in ME3. All because of tipi.

You hear that? NO ROMANCES FOR ANY OF YOU AND IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT.

You're an idiot. None of us have ever had a girlfriend. Thats funny cuz I'm married

[Anihilus]

onelifecrisis to address your points

1. Ashley and Liara never confronted my maleshep.
2. You're not going to be unavoidably herded into s/s you can always turn them down
3. I never romanced Miranda so I'll take your word on that one
4. Well you can be a complete renegade to the crew and then you won't get any romance

[J. Finley]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

XyleJKH wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

**** it.


I'm going to Bioware, and I'm going to march right into Casey Hudson's office, and demand that all romances be pulled from the game. It's just too much! Too much time spent on discussing fictional boyfriends/girlfriends, and not enough time being spent on the game itself.

Let's be honest here. NONE of you probably have ever had a girlfriend and/or boyfriend, and neither have I. But why is this all we care about? Because we are blending this game with reality. ROMANCES IN A VIDEO GAME ARE NOT REAL LIFE, GET OVER YOURSELF.

So, I'm going to Edmonton, and 'm making sure none of you are having ANY kind of romance in ME3. All because of tipi.

You hear that? NO ROMANCES FOR ANY OF YOU AND IT'S ALL YOUR FAULT.

You're an idiot. None of us have ever had a girlfriend. Thats funny cuz I'm married

FAIL.

You didn't read what I said. I said "probably". And you honestly took it seriously?

The internet, always there when you need it.

[onelifecrisis]

Anihilus wrote...

onelifecrisis to address your points

1. Ashley and Liara never confronted my maleshep.
2. You're not going to be unavoidably herded into s/s you can always turn them down
3. I never romanced Miranda so I'll take your word on that one
4. Well you can be a complete renegade to the crew and then you won't get any romance

1. Perhaps you could tell me how you made that happen? Cos I have tried several times to avoid it, and never managed it. As I said, on one playthrough I actually didn't talk to Ash even once and she still confronted me.
2. The option to turn them down is not the same as the option to avoid them altogether. Pick the "wrong" dialogue option and Shepard will flirt with someone you never wanted to flirt with. Sure, you then (usually) get the option to back out, but then Shepard just looks like an indicisive ass. This was bad enough with the m/f romances.
4. Actually even that doesn't work. Jack and Miranda both have renegade romances.

[Anihilus]

1. I don't remember... I'll have to play through ME1 again and get back to you on that one, but I think either A. I turned them down individually or B. the game glitched.
2. True, picking the wrong option is always a risk.
4. Huh... Miranda didn't seem like the type who would go for a renegade romance.