Romancing in Co-Op?

[Shadow The Innkeep]

So, how does game behave when it comes to romancing companions in co-op? Can each person pick a companion to romance or does the game take both players as one entity in this regard and only one of the group of two can romance a follower?

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Bump, still not sure how it works. Any info would be appreciated!

[Malthar]

Originally posted by Shadow The Innkeep:

Bump, still not sure how it works. Any info would be appreciated! :lunar2019coolpig:

youre 2 separate people who can romance 2 separate companions

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by Malthar:

Originally posted by Shadow The Innkeep:

Bump, still not sure how it works. Any info would be appreciated!

youre 2 separate people who can romance 2 separate companions

ty ty! Hubby is going for SHadowheart I think, but I wanna romance Halsin. So this works out great!

[Malthar]

Originally posted by Shadow The Innkeep:

Originally posted by Malthar:

youre 2 separate people who can romance 2 separate companions

ty ty! Hubby is going for SHadowheart I think, but I wanna romance Halsin. So this works out great!

good luck, have fun

i had one game where my mate was going after shadowheart and i went with lae'zel, no issues

[Ommamar]

I played co-op for the first time last night mostly because of RL monster interference. I found it interesting that every player could have their own dialogue going on at the same time. As an example I stopped a certain goblin from getting shot with a crossbow which made Gale want to gab. While talking to him the other person was interrogating the goblin with no idea I was in a different conversation. It was also odd that even with the share dialogue option the different players have to click on the NPC to see what is being said.

[Solid Snake]

You all have to kind of let one another take lead sometimes and not move ahead to progress too far. As had the unfortunately had the times of friend of mine getting most of the dialogue that he cant leave out of, and end up getitng the bulk of the approval from my own companion and his. (since sometimes thier approval's overlap)

And as for me like Karlach. Most of her approval came in Act 1. So I didnt end up getting enough approval for her to romance her.
Where he got much of his approval for Shadowheart in 1 and 2 Even though I did most of karlachs personal quests. The ambient story dialogue encounters he kept going ahead and was put into them. Alot of the time unsuspectedly and unable to leave dialogue for me to do them even though I am actually better in the dialogue rolls.

Its a bit of a flawed system in that in co-op. And never quite know when you'll get approval from someone for something.

[junglepeen]

Originally posted by Ommamar:

I played co-op for the first time last night mostly because of RL monster interference. I found it interesting that every player could have their own dialogue going on at the same time. As an example I stopped a certain goblin from getting shot with a crossbow which made Gale want to gab. While talking to him the other person was interrogating the goblin with no idea I was in a different conversation. It was also odd that even with the share dialogue option the different players have to click on the NPC to see what is being said.

You can click the dialogue box next to their character portrait to listen in on the conversation. This can be done if you are far away from your co-op partner and the npc.

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by Solid Snake:

You all have to kind of let one another take lead sometimes and not move ahead to progress too far. As had the unfortunately had the times of friend of mine getting most of the dialogue that he cant leave out of, and end up getitng the bulk of the approval from my own companion and his. (since sometimes thier approval's overlap)

And as for me like Karlach. Most of her approval came in Act 1. So I didnt end up getting enough approval for her to romance her.
Where he got much of his approval for Shadowheart in 1 and 2 Even though I did most of karlachs personal quests. The ambient story dialogue encounters he kept going ahead and was put into them. Alot of the time unsuspectedly and unable to leave dialogue for me to do them even though I am actually better in the dialogue rolls.

Its a bit of a flawed system in that in co-op. And never quite know when you'll get approval from someone for something.

So far hubby says Shadowheart doesn't progress anywhere and I cant exactly start Halsin's romance till he joins the party. I wonder if Shadowheart has to wait till Nightsong business is concluded for him to move forward. But I was mainly worried that game might think of us as one entity of a protagonist and only allow one person to romance.

[Malthar]

Originally posted by Shadow The Innkeep:

Originally posted by Solid Snake:

You all have to kind of let one another take lead sometimes and not move ahead to progress too far. As had the unfortunately had the times of friend of mine getting most of the dialogue that he cant leave out of, and end up getitng the bulk of the approval from my own companion and his. (since sometimes thier approval's overlap)

And as for me like Karlach. Most of her approval came in Act 1. So I didnt end up getting enough approval for her to romance her.
Where he got much of his approval for Shadowheart in 1 and 2 Even though I did most of karlachs personal quests. The ambient story dialogue encounters he kept going ahead and was put into them. Alot of the time unsuspectedly and unable to leave dialogue for me to do them even though I am actually better in the dialogue rolls.

Its a bit of a flawed system in that in co-op. And never quite know when you'll get approval from someone for something.

So far hubby says Shadowheart doesn't progress anywhere and I cant exactly start Halsin's romance till he joins the party. I wonder if Shadowheart has to wait till Nightsong business is concluded for him to move forward. But I was mainly worried that game might think of us as one entity of a protagonist and only allow one person to romance.

if he doesnt get the scene where he has drinks with shadowheart it'll go nowhere, make sure you guys get that before progressing to act 2
a good point to trigger it is the party after killing the goblin leaders

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by Malthar:

Originally posted by Shadow The Innkeep:

So far hubby says Shadowheart doesn't progress anywhere and I cant exactly start Halsin's romance till he joins the party. I wonder if Shadowheart has to wait till Nightsong business is concluded for him to move forward. But I was mainly worried that game might think of us as one entity of a protagonist and only allow one person to romance.

if he doesnt get the scene where he has drinks with shadowheart it'll go nowhere, make sure you guys get that before progressing to act 2
a good point to trigger it is the party after killing the goblin leaders

I'll ask if he triggered that 'cause i wasn't watching. Thnx for the tip