Do the other "marriage candidates" get married?

[1337DragonWolf]

I married Leah, so "Fabio" over here isn't getting any. But what about the rest of 'em? Do Alex and Haley kick off? Do Sam and Penny see a bright future? Do Sebastion and Abigail ever become the bright spot in each others' dark and broody lives???

[AvatarMan]

Not in the current version of the game.

[MagicIsVibing]

Its a nice idea but no, no one gets married besides the one you chose.

[1337DragonWolf]

Ohhhh, I hope an update fixes that!

[Mauri]

What I would really, really like to see is Clint and Emily getting together.

[1337DragonWolf]

Originally posted by Mauri:

What I would really, really like to see is Clint and Emily getting together.

Me too! Gosh, that would be the best!

[Sometimes Someone]

Originally posted by 1337DragonWolf:

Originally posted by Mauri:

What I would really, really like to see is Clint and Emily getting together.

Me too! Gosh, that would be the best!

that needs to be a thing, and have it be a quest that the farmer helps get them together.

[Soren]

The original Harvest Moon: Mineral Town allowed all marriage canidates to get married to their matching bachelor/bachelorette equvilient if I'm not mistaken. However, too offset this, you could marry the Harvest Goddess if you pretty much mastered everything in the game.

[1337DragonWolf]

Originally posted by Soren the Impaler:

The original Harvest Moon: Mineral Town allowed all marriage canidates to get married to their matching bachelor/bachelorette equvilient if I'm not mistaken. However, too offset this, you could marry the Harvest Goddess if you pretty much mastered everything in the game.

It was very hard to impress that woman. Then again, it was harder to impress the Witch Princess. Dang!

[Bouncer]

Originally posted by 1337DragonWolf:

Originally posted by Soren the Impaler:

The original Harvest Moon: Mineral Town allowed all marriage canidates to get married to their matching bachelor/bachelorette equvilient if I'm not mistaken. However, too offset this, you could marry the Harvest Goddess if you pretty much mastered everything in the game.

It was very hard to impress that woman. Then again, it was harder to impress the Witch Princess. Dang!

Man, the witch princess. What were the requirements again? Faint 100 times and starve 50 animals?
Talk about hard to impress. And also weird to impress. 'I want to marry someone who kills animals and is a total wimp'. Okay then.

Either way, to answer OP's question, the game in its current state is completely static. Nobody dates, marries, divorces, moves, grows up, is born, dies or whatever.

[Soren]

Originally posted by 1337DragonWolf:

Originally posted by Soren the Impaler:

The original Harvest Moon: Mineral Town allowed all marriage canidates to get married to their matching bachelor/bachelorette equvilient if I'm not mistaken. However, too offset this, you could marry the Harvest Goddess if you pretty much mastered everything in the game.

It was very hard to impress that woman. Then again, it was harder to impress the Witch Princess. Dang!

I think it was impossible to marry the Harvest Goddess on some english versions of that DS game. It had something to do with a buckwheat flour ID glitch or something. Only way to marry her at that point is if you fixed the issue with an action replay (which is basically a game shark).

[1337DragonWolf]

Originally posted by Bouncer:

Originally posted by 1337DragonWolf:

It was very hard to impress that woman. Then again, it was harder to impress the Witch Princess. Dang!

Man, the witch princess. What were the requirements again? Faint 100 times and starve 50 animals?
Talk about hard to impress. And also weird to impress. 'I want to marry someone who kills animals and is a total wimp'. Okay then.

Either way, to answer OP's question, the game in its current state is completely static. Nobody dates, marries, divorces, moves, grows up, is born, dies or whatever.

Hahahah yeah! The things some guys'll do for love, or however they feel about WP...

[Kurzidan]

. Nobody dates, marries, divorces, moves, grows up, is born, dies or whatever.

Whoops... turns out we were that skeleton in the intro, half past dead... and this is our Majora's Mask + Terminal town

Its a nice idea but no, no one gets married besides the one you chose.

Yep. A nice idea for them to do, but pretty much everyone lacks any family jewels, if you know what I mean.

It takes you befriending them for them to work up the courage to (insert)

(like Leah and her art )
(Sam(and Seb/Abby)'s band name, band type, and going ahead with the band)
(Elliott Fabio's Book, that he genre's and titles thanks to your support )
(Penny won't even get herself a job unless you marry her. as far as I'm )
(concerned the kid-tutor is volunteer)
(unless you befriend Harvey and Maru, She'll never multi-Universal drop the beaker)
(and will still just shyly crush on Him, believing her every ♥♥♥♥♥♥ enrages him for )
(some reason )
etc

[DragonElderX9]

F**k Clint and his sh*tty attitude, Emily is too good for him. He deserves Abigail and her sh*tty attitude.

[1337DragonWolf]

Originally posted by DragonElderX9:

F**k Clint and his sh*tty attitude, Emily is too good for him. He deserves Abigail and her sh*tty attitude.

Careful, people like rock-eating Abby.

[Lurlex]

Abigail is the most annoying bachelorette, even more than Haley. Haley, at least, is an honest and pureblood blonde, shallow, makeup'n'fashion gossip girl. You know what you're getting while talking to her.

Abigail, on the other hand, wants to put off a vibe of being more deep than she really is. She thinks she's too good for her family, is one of those priviliged kids that went goth to be weird for the sake of being weird, and is literally BORING in dialogue. There's a lot more depth to some of the non-weddable villagers (like Shane), than there is to Abigail. ♥♥♥♥ her popularity.