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Player- Wyll - Shadowheart
Player - Wyll - Astarion
All other couples are 1:1 only and exclusive.
Once again they arent sex trophies, they are people with their own wants and desires. They arent gonna have some big ridiculous everyone dating everyone harem because of your specific sexual desires.
Okay, first of all, it's not a sexual thing. I'm actually asexual; I'm more interested in romantic attraction, and in seeing the sides of these characters's stories that I don't see when I'm locked into one of the romance routes. As I said, It's really more about being able to experience the content without having to play the same game like 9 times.
Second, and I hate to be the one to do it, but they actually aren't people with their own wants and desires. They're video game characters. They were made to be interacted with, it's the reason they exist. The trope of characters in games being "playersexual" is more about letting the people who bought your commercial product enjoy it in their own way then it is about some massive, widespread pan-sexuality phenomenon. Obviously your argument works IF they are real people... but they aren't.
"im asexual but I want everyone to be in a sexual relationship with each other" uh huhhh. Show of hands who believes that? Oh no one? yeah thats kinda what I thought.
At any rate, I did get an answer to my question, so to save us all the hassle of bickering endlessly about things that don't matter, I'm leaving it at this one.