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[Vespervin]

Double nice.

[Killdren88]

But then Fox news will be angry...

Blah blah death of American values blah blah blah offending sensibilities blah blah blah somehow Obama's fault.

[Former_Fiend]

Aside from casual one-night-stand flings ala DAO and DA2, this isn't something I would expect Bioware to do. Longer-term polyamorous relationships that include genuine affection, some degree of commitment, and any sense of equality in the relationships would be an awfully complex thing to try to include in a branching narrative, choice-based product - especially if they wanted to provide multiple gender combination options.

Bioware games typically provide romance, as in full relationship building (and associated character arcs), not just casual sex. The first 2 DA games had brothels, ME1 had the Consort, but they seem to have gotten away from that in more recent titles.

 

The trick would be to do it by having the other two parties already be in a relationship that they invite the PC to join, not to have it be two separately romanceable characters that you can romance at the same time.

 

None of Bioware's romances have a huge amount of variation in them once you get them going. Every time you romance Miranda, it's the same romance. This wouldn't be any different, it would just involve three people instead of two.

 

I do agree that establishing a clear equality would be tricky; ME relationships are already kind of wonky in terms of balance of power. But I think that on a good day, Bioware's writers are up to the challenge.