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[CrimsonArgie]

Well...I just finished ME2, and I have romanced Miranda. In ME1, I romanced Liara, and in the Lair of the Shadow Broker DLC, I told Liara that I was coming back...like if I wanted to continue the romance. The thing is...how should romances choices affect ME3? There has to be some kind of argument between Liara and Miranda, for example. I romanced them both. It would be cool that there is a loong argument involving Shepard, Liara and Miranda, in which you have to choice, but the romance with the other character don't ends. I mean, I hated the argument in ME1 (Liara vs Ashley), in which if you choose one of them, the other simply "forgets" about everything. BioWare should make this kind of things more interesting. For example, in DA Origins, romances can be started loong before the final mission. In both ME, the romances are very linear: you have to talk to them after every important mission, and if you choose the dialogue options right, before the final mission (Illos or Omega 4 Relay) your romance just comes to your room, you have sex, and that's all.
What do you think? Am I clear? I'm not from an english-speaking country, maybe I made a few mistakes, sorry.

[Kaiser Shepard]

I agree that dumping one character in favor of another shouldn't simply end in that character just forgetting about the romance altogether. I want some serious ramifications; Jack telling you to "**** off!" in ME2 was a good start, but it sould have an actual effect. The way the romances are structured is fine, though, at least for now. Although I agree that a future series should have it done differently.

As for your English, it's perfectly readable. Just remember to start a new paragraph once in a while, as big blocks of text can sometimes pain the eyes.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 01 août 2011 - 02:36 .