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[berelinde]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

berelinde wrote...

You kinda have to read the thread. Even then, it may be confusing.

OP is annoyed because she is unable to persuade Isabela to commit to her during the Rivaini Talisman conversation.

I have read the thread.  Does anyone know what the other dialogue options say?

I know that if you choose the purple "It's Rivaini" option at the end, Hawke says "I saw it and thought of you. That's all." Isabela looks misty-eyed for a moment and says something about how nice it is to have something that reminds her of home. Personally, I find that dialogue option very satisfying, but it doesn't offer commitment, either. Isabela is Isabela. She gets there in the end, but it has to be on her terms.

[CitizenThom]

I heartily endorse multiple flirtation tones. Perhaps one symbol is a bouqet of flowers, another a whip, keep the heart for another.... and that's all I got, iconography is harder than it looks apparently.

[Allan Schumacher]

I know that if you choose the purple "It's Rivaini" option at the end, Hawke says "I saw it and thought of you. That's all." Isabela looks misty-eyed for a moment and says something about how nice it is to have something that reminds her of home. Personally, I find that dialogue option very satisfying, but it doesn't offer commitment, either. Isabela is Isabela. She gets there in the end, but it has to be on her terms.

Eh, that sounds about right. I believe that's what I chose (since choosing "I'm not looking for Love" seemed to be just about NOT what I wanted to say haha).

Thanks for clarifying.

[Maria Caliban]

addiction21 wrote...

Are you aware he is not a writer?

Yes.

[Emzamination]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

berelinde wrote...

You kinda have to read the thread. Even then, it may be confusing.

OP is annoyed because she is unable to persuade Isabela to commit to her during the Rivaini Talisman conversation.

I have read the thread.  Does anyone know what the other dialogue options say?

I remember the romance playing out quite differently depending on whether you were friends/rivals, however.

I had a friendship romance but I'm going to meta-game both romances and make a list of all dialogue options pertaining to the romance on both sides.I'll link in the in the OP when I'm done to show that the tones force the protagonist to adopt a single mindset pertaining to the romance path.

Modifié par Emzamination, 20 septembre 2012 - 02:00 .

[Uhh.. Jonah]

I get what the OP is saying and I think the people disagreeing with her are exaggerating her claims. OP does not want Isabela to be a mindless puppet with to which OP can control. OP just simply wants a deeper romance dialogue system. More paths, outcomes, etc (Which is available through the friendship/rivalry system btw). That is at least what I got from reading this thread, I may be gone

[Uhh.. Jonah]

*wrong. Sorry I'm on my phone.

[Fidget6]

Emzamination wrote...

Alistair - Establish relationship intent as casual sex or something deeper before sex talk/ Middle: either he'll become king or stay a warden which affects the relationship stability/ End: The protagonist will either be queen,consort,fellow warden lover or they can break up.

Wait a second, you can have casual sex with Alistair? Please, tell me how to achieve this, because when I pressured him to have sex before he was ready he just got pissed and I got a bunch of disapproval from him. 

[Dessalines]

Lol, I kinda like the wheel. Really, I had no idea that I was flirting with both Leilana and Morrigan, until Leilana accused me of trying to have both.