I know this is probably a very old question, so I apologize for asking it. But it's not possible to call off a romance and pursue a different one with someone else?
I ask because I was initially romancing Merril but then found that I really didn't want to pursue anything with her, and instead went after Isabela. But she's already moved in to my estate and all of that.
I can't end the romance with her? If not, then once again, bad game design. You could end all of your romances in DAO if you wanted to at any time. Very strange that's not the case in DA2. You shouldn't be "locked" into a romance with someone if you don't want to be.
Is it not possible to end romances in DA2?
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ckriley
, avril 04 2012 08:44
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Posté 04 avril 2012 - 11:27
Achima
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With Merril and Anders you have to be careful. If you enter into a romance with them -I believe- that it's pretty much a done deal once you sleep with them and ask them to move in with you. With Isabela and Fenris however, you can sleep with them, say it was just for fun, and then move onto someone else.
You're pretty much stuck with Merril, I did that with Anders in my first game too, and then realized I wanted to go with Fenris, but you don't get any more flirtatious dialogue options once you have a companion move in.
You're pretty much stuck with Merril, I did that with Anders in my first game too, and then realized I wanted to go with Fenris, but you don't get any more flirtatious dialogue options once you have a companion move in.
Modifié par Achima, 05 avril 2012 - 03:32 .
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Posté 05 avril 2012 - 02:36
LadyJaneGrey
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Achima's bang on; the mages are pretty clingy.
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Posté 05 avril 2012 - 11:11
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You can't voluntarily end a romance like you can in DA:O.
You're correct that you're basically locked in to them. With all the LIs in DA2 you can stop the romance straight after the sex scene, but I believe Achima is mostly correct in the details. It's how they're programmed. The romances in DA:O were spontaneous and could progress anywhere as you could talk to them anywhere, but DA2 was more focussed on pacing and dialogue cinematics. This had its advantages, but the downside was that it took away a lot of freedom.
You're correct that you're basically locked in to them. With all the LIs in DA2 you can stop the romance straight after the sex scene, but I believe Achima is mostly correct in the details. It's how they're programmed. The romances in DA:O were spontaneous and could progress anywhere as you could talk to them anywhere, but DA2 was more focussed on pacing and dialogue cinematics. This had its advantages, but the downside was that it took away a lot of freedom.
