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Also, mass effect universe had a far more important mission than this crap offers and there was plenty of romance.
This game is definitely lacking substance, its just flat, the more I play it the worse it gets. Once I beat it immediately uninstalling, just playing it at this point as I was denied a refund.
I wouldn't have minded not having romance but the flirty dialogue does make you wonder if this was the initial goal from Atlus.
Eithe way I've had a blast with the game and lack of romance has not taken anything away from the game.
not for nothing but atlus isn't exactly known for their good romance, its just something you can choose to do 80% into the game out of the blue just for being friends with half the cast.
It's actually precisely during life or death adult missions that romance happen.
Romance happening in highschool in reality rarely happens as often as in the adult world. So basically your take is BS.
It is appropriate. If your going to be king it will be a very shortlived reign for your dynasty if you dont get a wife.
His duty first and foremost is to his subjects. Continuing the royal lineage can wait.