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I was looking for something like the Morrigan or Leliana romances. Bioware did it before. Whey couldn't they do it for Inquisition?
So you are looking for awkwardly animated identical female bodies without any clothes that your Inquisitor can bang?
Romances in DA:I are more about emotions than sex.
I'd hate their player base too if they acted like you.
The OP is suggesting that Cassandra isn't a conventionally feminine woman, and isn't interested in the overly masculine overtones of the character, and those those who are are homosexual in disguise.
I can agree on the first two, but there are men out there who do enjoy the overly masculine women.
I, personally, never liked Cassandra and have absolutely no interest in her as a romance, so I'm stuck with Josephine as my primary romance in all male playthroughs.
All in all the romances for heterosexual men in this game are fairly terrible.
Troll rating 4/10, would not hire again.
No derogatory mention of The Sims, nor demands of more objectified womanflesh. Please report to the deep roads to return your troll value club membership.
Oh look, a SJW on BSN, never seen that before.
So basically the OP's point was that he wanted to tell people he thinks Cassandra looks like a man.
As everybody knows, the majority of gamers (at least 80%) are straight males. This is also true for Bioware games. And yet there is no romance option for straight males in Dragon Age: Inquisition. Let's look at the romances in the game:
For asexuals: Josephine
For straight females: Cullen, Blackwall, Iron Bull, Solas(Haven't seen his romance but I heard he is also asexual)
For lesbians: Sera
For gays: Cassandra, Dorian
For straight males: NOONE!!
So why is there no romance option for us straight males? Does Bioware hate us? Or is it EA forcing this on Bioware considering their support for LGBT? Origins gave us two great and attractive characters to romance. In DA2 we had Isabela even though she wanted to bang everything that moves. What happened with Dragon Age: Inquisition? Don't get me wrong I love this game. I already played for about 100 hours and still not done. But I'm having a really hard time trying to understand Bioware's policy. What are they trying to do? What is their agenda?
Just because a romance doesn't have a sex scene doesn't make the LI asexual. Josephine is bisexual and Solas is straight.
No, Cassandra is not a woman. She used to be though. I don't know why Bioware changed her to a man. I guess he is the transgender character Bioware was saying they would include in the game.
I'm trying to treat you like you are a person with a misconception rather than an troll, so let me clarify this for you.
Krem of Bull's Chargers is the trans male character.
Cassandra is referred to as a woman, has female gentiles, is straight and can only be romanced by a male Inquisitor and can become Divine (which is something that only women can do)
There is nothing about her that could lead you to think she is a man.
I was looking for something like the Morrigan or Leliana romances. Bioware did it before. Whey couldn't they do it for Inquisition?
so far I've only completed a romance with Josephine, which was very sweet and romantic, something that was missing from the DA:O romances in IMO.
What exactly about the Morrigan or Leliana romances are you looking for? While I haven't romanced her yet, Cass is a romantic who loves poetry, so if you are looking for an LI with a hard edge but a softer inside like Morrigan there is her.
If you are looking for someone who is less reserved like Leliana then there is Iron Bull.
Going by some of the threads and comments I've read on here, I would be in the least surprised if they did.
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*sigh*
*drinks*
Well there went my liver. I hope you're happy OP.
That can't have been pleasant so soon after New Years.
That can't have been pleasant so soon after New Years.
It wasn't 
The OP is suggesting that Cassandra isn't a conventionally feminine woman, and isn't interested in the overly masculine overtones of the character, and those those who are are homosexual in disguise.
I can agree on the first two, but there are men out there who do enjoy the overly masculine women.
I, personally, never liked Cassandra and have absolutely no interest in her as a romance, so I'm stuck with Josephine as my primary romance in all male playthroughs.
All in all the romances for heterosexual men in this game are fairly terrible.
As this discussion has run its course, the thread will now be locked.
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