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[KaiserShep]

I wouldn't say Sera knocks down Vivienne at all. She's a foul mouthed peasant and barely a speck of dirt on Vivienne's radar - if Sera truly succeeded at pissing off Vivienne she'd be little more than a pile of gore after a no doubt impressive display of Vivienne's powers.

 

No she wouldn't. For one, Sera is not some random intruder; she's one of the Inquisitor's allies. Unless she herself wishes to die or be locked in a cell, she's not going to off anyone within the Inquisition's circle. If she uses her powers to murder just anyone just because she's angry, needless to say that her position as anything-enchanter should no longer be on the table. It would no doubt undermine her wish to gain political power.

Of course, this assumes that in such a case, Vivienne would not be endowed with immunity powers.

[jellobell]

Jaheira was a romance option in BG2 and her husband's corpse wasn't even cold.  I think that kind of thing is weird and I wouldn't pursue it, but it has happened before.  

Well Bioware's companion writing has gotten a lot better since the days of BG2. YMMV, obviously, but I think Inquisition's cast has been the most well-realized bunch to date. Just looking back on, say, KOTOR or Jade Empire makes me realize how far they've come.

 

I would really like additional content for the romances that are already in the game.  I've only gone through Dorian's and Blackwall's so far, but they both seem to have odd pacing.  It seems like I can get through most of Dorian's romance right after getting to Skyhold.  Blackwall's seems to stretch through the main plot better, but it doesn't seem like there's enough after his big secret is revealed and dealt with.  

Agreed. All of the romances I've seen felt like they were paced rather oddly. Part of that is that Inquisition is just such a huge game. Also, the romances seemed to only exist in Skyhold. I would've liked more romantic moments during missions, like the dance at the end of Wicked Eyes. Then again, the main story missions felt rather anemic as well compared to the hundreds of hours we spent wandering around those big open maps.

 

If we get as much DLC as I hope we do, I'd love to see romance content sprinkled around those extra missions. Like there was with Leviathan and Citadel. That'd help them feel more well-rounded. 

[DanteYoda]

I wouldn't say Sera knocks down Vivienne at all. She's a foul mouthed peasant and barely a speck of dirt on Vivienne's radar - if Sera truly succeeded at pissing off Vivienne she'd be little more than a pile of gore after a no doubt impressive display of Vivienne's powers.

Funny while i was at the exalted plains they had an argument, i had Vivienne in my party for her quest (other than that i barely use her) they kept bickering and early on Viv was having goes and Sera was taking it.

As time passed it got more.. heated and violent and Sera had this out burst like i'd never seen in banter she said some seriously funny **** that really put that lady in her place, i even had to intervene with dialog popped up, i chose Sera's side because it was so funny to put that thing in her place.

[Kinsz]

Funny while i was at the exalted plains they had an argument, i had Vivienne in my party for her quest (other than that i barely use her) they kept bickering and early on Viv was having goes and Sera was taking it.
As time passed it got more.. heated and violent and Sera had this out burst like i'd never seen in banter she said some seriously funny **** that really put that lady in her place, i even had to intervene with dialog popped up, i chose Sera's side because it was so funny to put that thing in her place.

Sera hasn't won a single argument against Vivienne , at least not in their banters , she always tries to get to her but gets owned everytime.

[DukeGoma]

Developers might well respond this topic to take the anguish of many.

I'm not the only one who wants romancer with Vivienne or Harding