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[vertigomez]

So far, do we have about three confirmed (or semi-confirmed, in Blonde Elf's case) lady companions?

Who do you think is most likely to end up a LI?

[Mentxi]

mutant_anemone wrote...

So far, do we have about three confirmed (or semi-confirmed, in Blonde Elf's case) lady companions?

Who do you think is most likely to end up a LI?

Blond elf girl and Cassandra, maybe they are the DAI version of Alistair and Zevran

[Former_Fiend]

mutant_anemone wrote...

So far, do we have about three confirmed (or semi-confirmed, in Blonde Elf's case) lady companions?

Who do you think is most likely to end up a LI?

I'm putting my money on all three. One of each class, considerably different personalities between them. Seems like a good balance.

If I had to point to one as being the least likely, it would sadly be Cassandra. The Dragon Age team seems to have a bias against giving us a female warrior LI. Though I suppose they haven't released enough games for me to call it a pattern, yet. Inquisition will put that to the test.

[WildOrchid]

God, i hope not..... i've been crushing hard on Cass the moment i saw her in DA2.

[Angrywolves]

Yes yes Cassandra.
Depends on how accomodating those strongholds are.
As love nests I expect they'll leave a lot to be desired .
At least we should be able to kiss our Li. Missed that in DA2.

[Eternal Phoenix]

I support all females for LI's for a female character so long as we get Oghren back to comment on two women kissing. Otherwise I want no romances going into this game whatsoever. Which means no M/F, M/M, M/F and no FM/MF or even just M or F (if you know what I mean). If I have to suffer due to a lack of Oghren then so should everyone else!

[Angrywolves]

I was video surfing on youtube and some website had done a photoshoot with Katie Sakhoff..
If I spelled her name right. She was on Battlestar Galactica, she on the cable show Longmire, and she in the Riddick movie that came out a couple of weeks ago.
She's blonde. They had her dressed up in a star trek uniform, as dr who, they had her wearing pants that looked a little tight leaning against a dalek, they had her in a skimpy ragged dress all green colored to resemble the alien temptress in the Shatner star trek episode, and others.
I wondered how she would look as Sera.
Sakhoff seems to be a larger young woman than you would expect an elf to be but since they had her playing dress up I thought why not.

[Chashan]

But I feel that if we go to completely opposite direction, it isn't good either, and it seems that's kinda what happens in Dragon Age. Take a look how City Elf Origin was handled. My elf couldn't even mention to her father that she doesn't want to get married because she doesn't like men (this way). Of course I get that it was about arranged marriage and so on, but it certainly wouldn't hurt if you had such option in discussion.

I have addressed this in another thread, but I'll reiterate:

In that case, it is perfectly reasonable to see it as just that: an arranged marriage of convenience to improve the family's lot in life, not necessarily one where romantic feelings are or need be involved. Could there be improvement in dialogue for that type of event in the future? Certainly, although even so reluctance at it could still be expressed.

kinderschlager wrote...

The Uncanny wrote...

 How suggestive should sex scenes be? 

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I would hope BW refrain from that.




Another thing that was brought up here before:

Deventh wrote...

Isabela and Morrigan. These 2 are my all time favourite characters in the Dragon Age universe so far. I am really hoping we get to romance them as a female character

The woman's aloof condescending attitude towards men in general kind of lends itself to her preferring the, in her view, 'superior' sex to foolish, easily goaded Man. Found DA:O to work well in that regard with the romance unlocked, other than he/man-references as well as the one about virility (although that can be applied to women as well, can't it).
There may of course be the issue of the Dark Ritual (which I had Loghain take part in to avoid complicating matters later on)...but then again, given that all manner of voodoo is involved with that - the 'siring' of a god, no less - and since BW went and implemented a way of reproduction independent of race and sex in another franchise, I do not see that much wrong with that idea.

[The Uncanny]

Eragon- wrote...

Can we smuggle her into DA, pwease ? 

 

Oh my yes. 

Modifié par The Uncanny, 20 septembre 2013 - 07:13 .

[AutumnWitch]

All I want is that for any F/F romances that the women we have a choice of at least two POSITIVE women. I loved DA2 that we had two women who were pretty much opposite ends of the spectrum which I really enjoyed. If they can replicate that in DAI I will be happy. I would hope again of the at least two that we have a choice with are very different and perhaps even adversaries (to a small extent)? Some of us like apples and some of us like oranges. Variety is the spice of life.

[The Uncanny]

syllogi wrote...

I'm going to ask again, please, everyone, when someone comes into this thread to debate the bi and/or playersexuality issue, could we all bring it back on topic? This was a thread created to talk about what kind of f/f romances players want. This thread *will* be locked if people indulge the rude, selfish people who ignore the intended topic to whine about a subject that has been beaten to death.

Oh and, just to be clear, this.

This is very much a who thread not a how thread. Thanks. 

[Bionuts]

Cassandra is all that matter imo

[guitarmouse]

I have always adored Morrigan, and Cassandra is such a strong woman, but maybe I wouldn't mind seeing a romanceable woman that is not a companion. One you could visit and court in town or have visit you at camp. That could be very interesting

[Xilizhra]

guitarmouse wrote...

I have always adored Morrigan, and Cassandra is such a strong woman, but maybe I wouldn't mind seeing a romanceable woman that is not a companion. One you could visit and court in town or have visit you at camp. That could be very interesting

The precedent thus far with those types is that they have consistently less content than companion romances. Could this change, do you think?

[guitarmouse]

Xilizhra wrote...


The precedent thus far with those types is that they have consistently less content than companion romances. Could this change, do you think?

So far yes it has been the hapless flirting, but I could envision a quest-line being wrote for it, and party 
banter referring to her.

Just a happy thought

[lady_v23]

In all honestly I'm still meh. It looks like my inquisitor will settle with who ever has the highest stats. Maybe I will change my mind when we get more info about Vivienne, Cassandra an Sera. (?)

[draken-heart]

Xilizhra wrote...

guitarmouse wrote...

I have always adored Morrigan, and Cassandra is such a strong woman, but maybe I wouldn't mind seeing a romanceable woman that is not a companion. One you could visit and court in town or have visit you at camp. That could be very interesting

The precedent thus far with those types is that they have consistently less content than companion romances. Could this change, do you think?

perhaps, but the scens they do have come off as very emotional (in the end, at least).

[vertigomez]

Chashan wrote...

The woman's aloof condescending attitude towards men in general kind of lends itself to her preferring the, in her view, 'superior' sex to foolish, easily goaded Man. Found DA:O to work well in that regard with the romance unlocked, other than he/man-references as well as the one about virility (although that can be applied to women as well, can't it).
There may of course be the issue of the Dark Ritual (which I had Loghain take part in to avoid complicating matters later on)...but then again, given that all manner of voodoo is involved with that - the 'siring' of a god, no less - and since BW went and implemented a way of reproduction independent of race and sex in another franchise, I do not see that much wrong with that idea.

I wanted SO badly to romance Morrigan as a woman, because I loved the friendship she and a female Warden could develop. And I thought a romance would just be an expanded version of that, but then I saw the actual romance on YT and... wow. The way she is with a guy (or rather a romanced guy) is so different, and not really in a good way (IMO). So I remain disappointed.

I'll probably roll another Warden sometime and make them heterosexual life partners, LOL. She'll try to make Morri's dreams come true, give her a baby via Alistair or Loghain, and follow her into that blasted mirror. Alas, unrequited love!

[Chanda]

I want her to be like Aveline. Aveline would be my perfect female LI out of all the DA characters.

Leliana was too: "Oooh, shoes! Pretties! Poetry! Lalala!"
Morrigan was straight, but if she had been available, she was too into herself and what she wanted.
Isabela was the same as Morrigan, but she was also hedonistic and I found her too raunchy.
Merrill was like a little sister with social awkwardness.... I didn't feel right being with her.

Aveline's personality was what I was most attracted to. So I'd like to see a female character that has her traits.

[vertigomez]

I wonder if rivalmances will return?

[Angrywolves]

Hope not.

[vertigomez]

Angrywolves wrote...

Hope not.

Oh, I really hope they do. I liked the friendmances but I liked some of the rivalmances, too. It was nice to "agree to disagree" and still care for somebody.

[Xilizhra]

mutant_anemone wrote...

Angrywolves wrote...

Hope not.

Oh, I really hope they do. I liked the friendmances but I liked some of the rivalmances, too. It was nice to "agree to disagree" and still care for somebody.

I hate the idea of rivalmances. They're entirely too fraught and sometimes abusive.

[Chanda]

Xilizhra wrote...

mutant_anemone wrote...

Angrywolves wrote...

Hope not.

Oh, I really hope they do. I liked the friendmances but I liked some of the rivalmances, too. It was nice to "agree to disagree" and still care for somebody.

I hate the idea of rivalmances. They're entirely too fraught and sometimes abusive.

I agree. There's something that's just not right about being in a relationship with someone who makes you fundamentally unhappy.

[vertigomez]

Xilizhra wrote...
I hate the idea of rivalmances. They're entirely too fraught and sometimes abusive.

I think it all depends on how they're implemented. DA2 was often lacking in that regard, so it's more that I like the idea of rivalmances... disagreeing in a respectful fashion, without being patronizing.