I'm not a cool Turian
?
Not till you've been sat on a kitchen top to cool and refrigerated.
I'm sorry.
I'm not a cool Turian
?
Not till you've been sat on a kitchen top to cool and refrigerated.
I'm sorry.
Not till you've been sat on a kitchen top to cool and refrigerated.
I'm sorry.
I'm gonna cut off your four Krogan balls and sell them to Dr. Saleon.
I'm gonna cut off your four Krogan balls and sell them to Dr. Saleon.
Ha.
I'd just buy them back.
*Krogan pimp strut*
I didn't know it was that easy to replace them.
Romance irl is definitely less clear. Making it more vague is more titillating and more natural. Realism isn't preferred for all things in the game, but I find it a preference in things like NPC interactions.
That was exactly my point. Naturalism can't work, and shouldn't be tried. It just ends up being annoying and making you either reload or miss content. If you miss the point where the "romance" flag is set that's it for that relationship. This wouldn't be true IRL, but we're not IRL, and it's silly to pretend that we are.
I hope they take some pointers from the DA team. Morrigan, Zevran, Isabela, and Solas are miles better than anything in ME romance wise.
That was exactly my point. Naturalism can't work, and shouldn't be tried. It just ends up being annoying and making you either reload or miss content. If you miss the point where the "romance" flag is set that's it for that relationship. This wouldn't be true IRL, but we're not IRL, and it's silly to pretend that we are.
Is not real life but heck it could at least show more natural rapport than previous games... Example, you could do something that was completely awful for Liara's or Kaidan's and with the right charisma check you could play it cool or just outright ignore it. Jack seems the only one more or less sensitive to your other actions, but otherwise its the same thing, even Solas or Sera can be convinced to bang you anyway if you do something bad in their eyes (except being an elfy elf, that apparently is too much).
I don't ask for a complicated dating game like the weird japanese visual novels, just that at least some decent level of rapport exist between characters instead of just "I'll select this one because I want to bang you not because I like you."
If not, It would be better to just go with the "say the right thing and let's bang now!" approach of The Witcher games.
As we all know some rpg gams do you romance as part of character development the big question is how will this new mass effort Game will handle it we seen Games like the witcher 3 witch hunt and of course Dragon age Origins dragon age 2 and Dragon age Inquisition handle it differently and of course let's not forget the previous mass effect games so how will romance be done in this new game will see that partial nudity from mass effect 1 or a scene like in mass effect 2 with bras and knickers on the characters during The romantic scene or will it be witcher 3 or like Dragon age Inquisition answer me What I'm hoping if they do it in a way that does not make it feel forced more mature not too raunchy but in a way that said yes this is sex in a mature way and not like porno or anything like that but in a way that shows love between two characters
There's a reason full stops and commas exist in written English. Just saying.
The Loving
I expect brief nude or semi nude scenes, but no full Monty. Let's face it, gore, decapitation, blood is fine but the love must be hypocritically "tasteful" to adhere to Puritan customs. I mean, back in the day, they "did it" because of conjugal obligation and with the lights out and clothes on .
This stereotype never dies, does it?
Such tends to be the case with the truth ![]()
Thing is, it's not the truth. The Puritans encouraged sex...within the confines of marriage. In that context, it was considered a good thing. You can contrast that with the Catholic attitude during the same era, which treated sex as necessary evil for the continuation of the species and exalted celibacy as more moral.Such tends to be the case with the truth
Time to max out those social links.
That was exactly my point. Naturalism can't work, and shouldn't be tried. It just ends up being annoying and making you either reload or miss content. If you miss the point where the "romance" flag is set that's it for that relationship. This wouldn't be true IRL, but we're not IRL, and it's silly to pretend that we are.
No... you just try again. Like any other unknown consequence of a decision you make. Social interaction is super 1. annoying 2. dumb 3. forced 4. rote 5. boring 6. corny 7. cheesy... um need I go on? when you literally code it as buttons like "do this with this person" and "do that with that person."
No. NPC interaction should be more natural. Like I said, naturalism doesn't apply to everything in a game. Game is an evolving art with interlocking elements - some are better natural, some better less natural. Romances definitely feel better when they're natural, otherwise I'm sorry but cut it out. Cullen's romance was a horrible example, and asking Sera to leave the Inquisition was also a horrible example.
Don't make it horribly cryptic, and honestly, I don't think any of the romances so far have been woefully vague, unless you're completely tone deaf and don't understand when a flirt is a flirt, which is the player's problem, not the game's.
I'm kind of hoping romances are kept firmly under wraps this time so people can be surprised when the game comes out.
Did you just necro'd your own thread? ![]()
Thing is, it's not the truth. The Puritans encouraged sex...within the confines of marriage. In that context, it was considered a good thing. You can contrast that with the Catholic attitude during the same era, which treated sex as necessary evil for the continuation of the species and exalted celibacy as more moral.
http://www.cracked.c...believe_p2.html
If Bioware hewed to actual Puritan views on romance and sex, we'd have a rather...different experience. Certainly not the kind people think of when they hear the words "Puritan" or "puritanical".
Not sure if you're still around but sorry, I missed this.
I thought by the stereotype that never dies you were referring to "violence and gore are okay but nudity and sex are going over the line!" which is indeed an attitude a lot of people have and that makes absolutely no logical sense.
Myself, I prefer to call that attitude Victorian rather than Puritan ![]()
okay I'm bit confused with the first bit of that about hold on one second your reply to this topicDid you just necro'd your own thread?
Not sure if you're still around but sorry, I missed this.
I thought by the stereotype that never dies you were referring to "violence and gore are okay but nudity and sex are going over the line!" which is indeed an attitude a lot of people have and that makes absolutely no logical sense.
Myself, I prefer to call that attitude Victorian rather than Puritan
okay I'm bit confused with the first bit of that about hold on one second your reply to this topic

I don't like surprises. I base whether I buy the game on day one or just wait until I've seen if I like the companions and romances. The characters are a big part of my enjoyment of these games and whether I'll like my squad and romance options determines how soon I'll bother picking up the game. Good companion friendships and romances can save an otherwise "meh" game for me, but without them it just feels bland and dry. Like Inquisition, the line up didn't impress me much, so I waited for the GotY edition. I hope we know who all the companions are (a brief description) and which ones are romances before it's too late to pre-order.
Did you just necro'd your own thread?
Not sure if you're still around but sorry, I missed this.
I thought by the stereotype that never dies you were referring to "violence and gore are okay but nudity and sex are going over the line!" which is indeed an attitude a lot of people have and that makes absolutely no logical sense.
Myself, I prefer to call that attitude Victorian rather than Puritan
Technically the Victorians were not prudish either. See Foucault's History of Sexuality in which he deconstructs the repressive hypothesis or the stereotype of the Victorian view on sex to come to the conclusion that they were pretty obsessed with sex, especially quantifying/analyzing sexuality/sexual habits and especially with other people's sex lives.
I want romance with god. Or very powerful alien who is like god.
Meeting a god you doing it right.
NSFW
Do any of you think will be getting any information about the romance mechanics during E3