Romance in this game is gender fluid

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regardless of male or female your character is. You can romance male and female. That is gender equality. Stop whining about male-to-male romance. Nobody whin about female-to-female romance. Just say you hate gays and stop making a problem for us.

Edit: I see most people here complaining because you are making romance without knowing you are romancing a male. Sound to me like a skill issue. The same logic applies to people complaining the game is too hard or too easy.

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hamster godoy a écrit :

i just want to be friends with Gale but he's constantly trying to shag me...

Gale is quite feminist personality. It might sound like his trying to seduce. But same thing can be said about ladys. they are all feminist but don't mean they are into seduce.

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Drake a écrit :

The mere fact that all NPCs are "bi" (they are not they are player sexual), in itself is an issue. Finding 8 random strangers that are bi and attracted to you is just plain and simple not believable.
The world is diverse, the fact that they all have the same sexual preferences is not. That is a major flaw in character writting.

Alors proof they are palyzr sexual and not bi. One of the male (I think it's astarion or gale) is always ready for you, but flirting with other WOMEN, not the men... why not ? They're bi aren't they ? So why not go to the men too ?
Because they are not bi.
They are player sexual and it's just bad.

Tell me you've never played D&D without telling me you've never played D&D.

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the only real gender fluid is the one the man puts in the woman

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In games, my approach has, and always will be,"if I can bed it down, I will". Rock on with a hard on!

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-=Cloud Windfoot Omega=- a écrit :

the only real gender fluid is the one the man puts in the woman

Sure why not? be whatever you want to be in game.

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Malthar a écrit :

The One True Nobody! a écrit :

Yeah, I just said that. :P

yeah, even if it was a simple as
Het Fem, Het Male, ♥♥♥♥ Fem, ♥♥♥♥ Male, Bi Fem and Bi male, that would make the cast so much more diverse instantly

I don't like the awkward symmetry in Dragon Age: Origins, in that way, and I really don't like a system that hard-locks any given player character to just, like... two options. To be honest, I'm not sure how to resolve this issue without also, like, doubling the number of recruitable companions in the game, which would inevitably spread the characterization quality thinner between them. There were a lot of characters in BG2, but never let it be said that they were all created narratively equal.

But I'm having flashbacks to Dragon Age II here, where every party member in the game was bisexual and willing to boink Hawke... except Aveline, but only because her character story involved her wanting to go after someone else. (Didn't stop you from being able to awkwardly flirt with her, though.)

Even in Dragon Age II, though, the characters at least had different attitudes towards sex as a concept, and it wasn't as simple as "player initiates romance," there were a few who made a pass at you that you had to decide whether to reciprocate, deny, or pretend to ignore (Anders gets downright pissy at you about it, too). Also Merrill is oblivious to half of Hawke's flirting so a lot of it doesn't even impact the romance.

I haven't yet experienced the full cast's romance stuff in BG3, but it DOES also seem like some of the issues people have with them are the result of scripting bugs, so... we'll see.