In DA:O you can marry Alistair, allowing you to become the Queen of Ferelden
You can also marry Anora, allowing you to become the Prince of Ferelden
In DA:2 you can marry Sebastian, allowing you to become the Princess of Starkhaven
But what happens in DA:I?
We only can marry a dirty blondie peasant and a childish lesbian?
I am disappointed Bioware, I demand satisfaction.
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Yes, I wrote the title wrong, that's what happen when you marry a peasant or a lesbian.
We only can marry a dirty blondie peasant and a childish lesbian?
Get back under your bridge, Troll!
*throws organic beans at the Troll*
While I agree that the marriage options in DAI are disappointing, it is not for the reasons you state. The options in DAI were disappointing because the LI I wanted to marry was one of the only ones you couldn't even bring up let alone do it despite it fitting their romance perfectly. 
We only can marry a
dirty blondie peasant and a childishlesbian?
Well, I could see the problem with Sera if you're playing as Lavellan, given her racist views on elves during the vanilla game (although she does seem to grow more as a person in Trespasser), along with marriage being limited to a ceremony conducted by the Chantry (which can be another issue if you're playing as a non-Andrastian). I didn't have that issue because most of the people surrounding my character repeatedly denigrated my culture and religious views, so I didn't have much incentive to engage in a relationship with anyone.
I'm honestly not sure that the next Dragon Age game would make things any better to assuage your concerns, OP.
Marriage is lame anyway and so is being royalty to me. I've never made a single Warden a queen because I don't find that interesting in the slightest. I once considered the consort thing, but never finished that playthrough. Don't see myself trying again anytime soon. Never finished a playthrough romancing Sebastian, either. Ah well.
The "dirty blondie peasant" is the only case where I am happy to make an exception. 10/10, would risk getting exiled again. 
Either way, I think it's a good thing that BW don't make all romances according to the same pattern. It would be a little cheap for them to be all samey, imo.
Marriage is lame anyway and so is being royalty to me. I've never made a single Warden a queen because I don't find that interesting in the slightest. I once considered the consort thing but never finished that playthrough. Don't see myself trying again anytime soon. Never finished a playthrough romancing Sebastian, either. Ah well.
The "dirty blondie peasant" is the only case where I am happy to make an exception. 10/10, would risk getting exiled again.
Either way, I think it's a good thing that BW don't make all romances according to the same pattern. I think it would be a little cheap for them to be all samey.
Alistair = Cullen
Iron Bull = Isabela = Zevran
Alistair = Cullen
Iron Bull = Isabela = Zevran
1) Incorrect.
2) Even if, your point is...?
1) Incorrect.
2) Even if, your point is...?
Either way, I think it's a good thing that BW don't make all romances according to the same pattern. It would be a little cheap for them to be all samey, imo.
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As I said, incorrect. Wait... You did play the games, right?
As I said, incorrect. Wait... You did play the games, right?
Sorry darling, but I can't see a difference between your darling Cullen and Alistair, so "we want new romances" doesn't work here.
Why DAI didn't allowed me to marry the elven god so i could have made elven gods baby oooh cry...... 
please...this isn't a franchise for marriage
Why DAI didn't allowed me to marry the elven god so i could have made elven gods baby oooh cry......
please...this isn't a game for marriage
Then what's the point of this game if it isn't the romance?
Sorry darling, but I can't see a difference between your darling Cullen and Alistair, so "we want new romances" doesn't work here.
Really? Have you read your own opening post in this thread you made? 
I like Alistair, too, but I prefer my Warden to be his comrade-in-arms and lover. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Then what's the point of this game if it isn't the romance?
Remoselessly killing countless faceless henchman until you wade in rivers of blood, hunting endangered species of wildlife to extinction for shitty crafting materials and crappy achievements, stripping entire regions bare of any natural ressources just to craft more worthless garbage that you sell immediately after crafting it and then enjoying that people for some reason praise you as hero for these actions.
You know, typical RPG things.
Lady Issala Adaar is my Wifey! Do I get her name? That's like family.
(A drawing of Sera and Issala in so many flowers. "Sera Adaar" is written in every blank space.)
I have to say, I enjoyed Sera writing "Cullenly and Rowanly" in her journal 
Well, I could see the problem with Sera if you're playing as Lavellan, given her racist views on elves during the vanilla game (although she does seem to grow more as a person in Trespasser), along with marriage being limited to a ceremony conducted by the Chantry (which can be another issue if you're playing as a non-Andrastian). I didn't have that issue because most of the people surrounding my character repeatedly denigrated my culture and religious views, so I didn't have much incentivize to engage in a relationship with anyone.
Eh, I don't know. My parents got married in a church despite not being religious.
Anyway, my only major complaint about the marriage was that it was done secretly for some reason. I really would have liked the companions to have been there, and comment, in a perfect world. But even just being there without talking would have been much better. Still, it gave me unprecedented feels.
Bonus points for the mabari 
I also feel bad for the people who would have liked that option, or at least to bring it up with their romance, but couldn't I thought it was particularly odd for Cass and Josephine 
I also feel bad for the people who would have liked that option, or at least to bring it up with their romance, but couldn't
My first romance was Josie and while I'm sad that I didn't get the option to ask her, I headcanon that they married in Antiva, after Josie introduced Haya Adaar to her parents.
Josie's VA said that she (Josie) would never marry without her family being present and I have to agree, she never would.
Josie's VA said that she (Josie) would never marry without her family being present and I have to agree, she never would.
Still doesn't excuse how you can't even bring up the topic with her, let alone propose. Even The Iron Bull gets an option to discuss it. 
Still doesn't excuse how you can't even bring up the topic with her, let alone propose. Even The Iron Bull gets an option to discuss it.
Still doesn't excuse how you can't even bring up the topic with her, let alone propose. Even The Iron Bull gets an option to discuss it.
Where did I excuse it?
My first romance was Josie and while I'm sad that I didn't get the option to ask her, I headcanon that they married in Antiva, after Josie introduced Haya Adaar to her parents.
Josie's VA said that she (Josie) would never marry without her family being present and I have to agree, she never would.
Sorry to hear that. Who did you romance Josephine with?
Thanks.
Pretty much all of my Inquisitors. She was the perfect romance for me and I was hoping to finally have the perfect ending to a romance as well, but instead got the door slammed in my face. And I just know there will never be a romance that close again.
Where did I excuse it?
I wasn't saying you were excusing it. I was just quoting you because you mentioned the people involved in making her said a marriage like with Cullen and Sera didn't fit her character.
I wasn't saying you were excusing it. I was just quoting you because you mentioned the people involved in making her said a marriage like with Cullen and Sera didn't fit her character.
Ah~ yeah.
I don't remember the exact phrasing, but you can find the interview with her VA here. (it's a 4 part interview and I can't remember in which part they talked about Trespasser, so have a link to the playlist)
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