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The farther you get in the game, the more it will appear. I will not spoil anything. But there are a few situations that have nothing to do with your character that are sexual and then possibly reading the line of text in the dialogue tree... thinking it is one way when in fact it is completely different.
All dialogue paths will lead you to 2 choices, relations with the companion or hurting their feelings. There is no platonic relationships in this game without pain.
What problem? You're still here acting superior like yours is the only correct point of view.
thats a fairly correct point of view, yes.
I'm 80 hours in and nearly at the end of Act 1 and it hasn't been at all prevalent.
My primary sources were from players who were defending the game. They told me that all the dialogue trees for the characters lead to a awkward situation where the player will have to sleep with them or hurt their feelings.
Dialogue choices CAN lead to something, if you as the player chose to do it. You can die from jump off a cliff if you chose to do it as well. Imho these people just hysterical about content in the game they know are there, not because it get forced uppn them.
From what I heard, the most egregious one is apparently Gale with his "Do you want to see some magic?" The player doesn't realize the magic comes from the wand in his pants.