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[Hellion Rex]

Debbie Downer isn't old.  It's a SNL sketch from like 10 years ago. 

 

I mean, I know that I seem old to a whippersnapper like you, though.

You're like...40, bro. Lol, that's practically ancient!

 

[Mr.House]

Who didn't in that series?

Well some got stomped on or punted into the air while still on their horse.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Who didn't in that series?

Quite a few people didn't, actually. My username being one of them. 

[CENIC]

I'm not a betting man, but even I would go all in on the "Cullen won't be gay" bet.  He might be bisexual, but I just can't imagine that he will be gay.  I think you are safe.

From the beginning, I've been planning my Inquisitors with the mindset that Cullen and Solas would be my options... which is still looking good.

I have to say though, after seeing Dorian in motion in today's demo... DAMN. I am green with envy.

[Steelcan]

Quite a few people didn't, actually. My username being one of them. 

given up on Hanako?

[daveliam]

You're like...40, bro. Lol, that's practically ancient!

 

 

I hate you sometimes.  And I'm only halfway through my 30's, thank you very much!

[CARPOOL]

Post it,I like theories!

I already posted this at least a month back, and there were debates about it. But here I am opening this can of worms again. I edited some of the info (such as names) but it's otherwise the same.

Spoiler

When first viewing this survey leak picture I thought it was a class comparison chart. Warriors, rogues (which we now know is the Inquisitor), and then some advisor roles. But what of Sera and Dorian as the last two? It breaks the pattern as they're not of the same race or class. Then I got to thinking about the pattern of romances throughout the games. In Dragon Age Origins we have two rouges, one warrior, and one mage as a romance. In Dragon Age 2 we have two mages, one warrior, and one rogue. That would explain why there are two warriors, one mage, and one rogue pictured above. Then there's the addition of the characters who I assume will remain at the keep due to the expanded party. Why is it set up in rows this way? Does it mean Blackwall and Cassandra are the bi options, while Cullen and Scribe-girl are the straight options, and Dorian and Sera are the homosexual options due to what row they're in?

 

Of course, that limits us to 6 romances. While that's not the most romances Bioware has ever done, it is in the context of the Dragon Age universe. (especially since someone noted that a star wars game has had 28 romances or something-something kinda making the 'out of all Bioware games' claim null) 

[Eternal Dust]

If Cassandra is straight, I will cry. But I have a feeling she will be 

[Steelcan]

If Cassandra is straight, I will cry. But I have a feeling she will be 

 

me too, if she's our straight romance :/

 

hopefully Scribbles will be a tolerable character and a decent romance

[Jagged Orchid]

If Cassandra is straight, I will cry. But I have a feeling she will be 

I have a boat... You can join it.

[Hellion Rex]

I hate you sometimes.  And I'm only halfway through my 30's, thank you very much!

Love you too, dude.

[Eternal Dust]

me too, if she's our straight romance :/

 

hopefully Scribbles will be a tolerable character and a decent romance

 

I seriously do not want to romance anyone dubbed Scribbles... 

[SurelyForth]

The problem I have with the survey romance theory remains this- Cullen and Blackwall are both warriors with Big Potential Issues. Cullen has his lyrium thing, and is a very divisive character, while Blackwall is a Grey Warden who is reaching an age when Grey Wardens don't have long to go. I just really hate the idea of straight Femquisitors having only those two to choose from because I feel like female PCs always get saddled with that potentially tragic BS in their romances. 

[WildOrchid]

I already posted this at least a month back, and there were debates about it. But here I am opening this can of worms again. I edited some of the info (such as names) but it's otherwise the same.

Spoiler

When first viewing this survey leak picture I thought it was a class comparison chart. Warriors, rogues (which we now know is the Inquisitor), and then some advisor roles. But what of Sera and Dorian as the last two? It breaks the pattern as they're not of the same race or class. Then I got to thinking about the pattern of romances throughout the games. In Dragon Age Origins we have two rouges, one warrior, and one mage as a romance. In Dragon Age 2 we have two mages, one warrior, and one rogue. That would explain why there are two warriors, one mage, and one rogue pictured above. Then there's the addition of the characters who I assume will remain at the keep due to the expanded party. Why is it set up in rows this way? Does it mean Blackwall and Cassandra are the bi options, while Cullen and Scribe-girl are the straight options, and Dorian and Sera are the homosexual options due to what row they're in?

 

Of course, that limits us to 6 romances. While that's not the most romances Bioware has ever done, it is in the context of the Dragon Age universe. (especially since someone noted that a star wars game has had 28 romances or something-something kinda making the 'out of all Bioware games' claim null) 

 

Aargh, ran out of likes.

I like this theory. Esp around Cass.

 

Edit: what if they're the straight ones instead. D:

[daveliam]

The problem I have with the survey romance theory remains this- Cullen and Blackwall are both warriors with Big Potential Issues. Cullen has his lyrium thing, and is a very divisive character, while Blackwall is a Grey Warden who is reaching an age when Grey Wardens don't have long to go. I just really hate the idea of straight Femquisitors having only those two to choose from because I feel like female PCs always get saddled with that potentially tragic BS in their romances. 

 

I don't think there's anything "tragic" about Cullen.  Yes, he's a bit divisive, but most characters are at some level. 

 

I agree about Blackwell, though.  It would stink to have him be a LI and not even make it to the end of the game (or just barely). 

[Sjofn]

The Old Republic had 8 class stories and 3 romances for each class, so 24 romances altogether.

 

Only certain classes (SW, IA, Smuggler) have 3 romances (the dudes are the ones with two ><). The rest have two (although I guess consular and SW ladies get a romance + companion fling).

[daveliam]

I already posted this at least a month back, and there were debates about it. But here I am opening this can of worms again. I edited some of the info (such as names) but it's otherwise the same.

Spoiler

When first viewing this survey leak picture I thought it was a class comparison chart. Warriors, rogues (which we now know is the Inquisitor), and then some advisor roles. But what of Sera and Dorian as the last two? It breaks the pattern as they're not of the same race or class. Then I got to thinking about the pattern of romances throughout the games. In Dragon Age Origins we have two rouges, one warrior, and one mage as a romance. In Dragon Age 2 we have two mages, one warrior, and one rogue. That would explain why there are two warriors, one mage, and one rogue pictured above. Then there's the addition of the characters who I assume will remain at the keep due to the expanded party. Why is it set up in rows this way? Does it mean Blackwall and Cassandra are the bi options, while Cullen and Scribe-girl are the straight options, and Dorian and Sera are the homosexual options due to what row they're in?

 

Of course, that limits us to 6 romances. While that's not the most romances Bioware has ever done, it is in the context of the Dragon Age universe. (especially since someone noted that a star wars game has had 28 romances or something-something kinda making the 'out of all Bioware games' claim null) 

 

Very, very interesting theory.  I'm totally not willing to dismiss this yet. 

 

 

Only certain classes (SW, IA, Smuggler) have 3 romances (the dudes are the ones with two ><). The rest have two (although I guess consular and SW ladies get a romance + companion fling).

 

There are 21 romances (11 females and 10 males).

[Ryzaki]

Most of the Solas romance fans here on BSN are female, I believe. 

 

So making him the option for straight females would make the most people happy.

 

 

The hell it would.

 

 

Looks like you and I are the odd ones out then! More for us! (Which doesn't seem to be a problem for anyone else by the sound of it )

 

Nope. Not as a m/f only romance. Hell no. Bi? Fine. But m/f only? No no nooooooooooooooooooooo.

[berelinde]

The problem I have with the survey romance theory remains this- Cullen and Blackwall are both warriors with Big Potential Issues. Cullen has his lyrium thing, and is a very divisive character, while Blackwall is a Grey Warden who is reaching an age when Grey Wardens don't have long to go. I just really hate the idea of straight Femquisitors having only those two to choose from because I feel like female PCs always get saddled with that potentially tragic BS in their romances. 

I don't subscribe to the survey romance theory, but I will agree that it would be nice to be able to play as a straight female and look forward to the prospect of a happy ending.

[Ryzaki]

Yeah, if Mark says it, it's confirmed.

Everyone adjust your lists!

 

Sera's f/f only?

 

Grats for all that wanted her!

 

Now can I please get Dorian D:

[CENIC]

Aargh, ran out of likes.

I like this theory. Esp around Cass.

 

Edit: what if they're the straight ones instead. D:

Maybe the characters in the same row as each Inquisitor are his/her love interests

[Han Shot First]

Regarding the claim that DA:I has the most number of potential romance options: I'm assuming that either SWTOR was completely forgotten about, or that he meant in the context of a single playthrough. While SWTOR does have lots of potential romance options, you don't even meet most of those characters on any single playthrough. They are exclusively companions for certain classes. Kira for example, only travels with the Jedi Knight.

[Larask]

I'm kind of in the same boat as you. Like I love that an actual COMPANION is a lesbian and totally only available to females. But I have this thing for Cass and her personality (and her scars if I'm being shallow) also I have a thing for Viv. And while I love Sera and I should be celebrating (and I am) that this is finally happening, I'm also still kinda worried.  

Same here. While I am really surprised they actually announced the orientation of one of the LIs, It is also making me worried about Cass. Sera seems cool and we still don't know much about her, but I Cass is so still comes on top for me. 

[Kirie]

@Ryzaki - Okay okay, I'd be totally be down for him being bi. I can compromise xD

[jlb524]

 

Regarding the claim that DA:I has the most number of potential romance options: I'm assuming that either SWTOR was completely forgotten about, or that he meant in the context of a single playthrough. While SWTOR does have lots of potential romance options, you don't even meet most of those characters on any single playthrough. They are exclusively companions for certain classes. Kira for example, only travels with the Jedi Knight.

 

SWTOR doesn't count...I think Allan said something about this in another thread.

 

But yeah, you could think of each class story as something separate from each other, so the Jedi Knight would have two options total.  

 

Or one...I want to forget about one of them.