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I wonder if what happened here with her is more a character thing? Maybe she wanted to be involved with the current lord? I haven't met any of the possible wives yet, since the only playthrough I've done was with a lady character.
That’s ridiculous
they really should go where their husband goes and vise versa and if they don't, it has some sort of reasonable explanation or event to make it interesting, missed opportunity in ways.
yeah... XD
I have no idea why the devs don't carry over quality of life features like this...
Those restrictions stopped you from having interesting situation, like how Liu Bei and Guan Yu ended up in enemy factions.
Also dislike having two different rule set for player and AI.
Just imagine your wife found a job because you were unemployed, but instead of trying to find a job, you are just enjoying life and traveling.
do you not agree it would be nice to be able to bring your wife/wives or husband with you?
it could be fleshed out with events if they refuse to come, or if they do/ don't.
missed RP opportunity.
If you read the novel, Liu Bei and his wives has been separated multiple of times.
Families being apart is common story in ROTK series, like Xu Shu and his mother story, etc.
Perhaps having some mechanic to try to convince your spouse to move would be nice yes, like doing a debate to convince your spouse to move, but some arbitrary mechanic to force AI to do something, and if it's coming only from player side, then no I do not like such thing.
The way I think is, when it comes to games, it is a lot more fun when the game rule applies to all participants equally. I hate it when games make separate rules for AI and the player. Watch Dogs Legion for example. The AI has ability to block, but the player doesn't. That kind of restriction just breaks my immersion.