Question regarding Romance options post-DLC

[RoReaver]

Looking to buy this game in lieu of PoE II and am curious what the full list of romance options is? I saw the pre-DLC 4 but I've stumbled across mentions of additional ones added in via the DLCs. Anyone got a full list?

Oh and gameplay-wise what would be most similar to this game if you had to say one or two/three games?

[Shadenuat]

The romances in this one are not any better than in Deadfire, i.e. pretty bad. Buy Nekopara instead.

[RoReaver]

Originally posted by Shadenuat:

The romances in this one are not any better than in Deadfire, i.e. pretty bad. Buy Nekopara instead.

I cannot confirm or deny if I own Nekopara already. ( ⓛ ω ⓛ *)

[sffrrrom]

Originally posted by The Romanian Reaver:

Originally posted by Shadenuat:

The romances in this one are not any better than in Deadfire, i.e. pretty bad. Buy Nekopara instead.

I cannot confirm or deny if I own Nekopara already. ( ⓛ ω ⓛ *)

LOL.

Well, I think the romances are slightly better than Deadfire - Deadfire was pretty lackluster. They're not as good as BGII or even DA:3 IMO, but they feel decent to me. It may depend on the particular romance.

Can't find a list online surprisingly, but the ones I recall are:

Kanerah/Kalikke (DLC)
Maegar Varn (DLC, non-companion)
Valerie
Tristian
Octavia
Regongar

Spoiler:
Nyrissa

Kanerah/Kalikke (sp?) the DLC tiefling romance, feels pretty decent. The spoiler romance is also at least engaging from a story perspective, although not so much from a pure romance perspective. It's also finnicky as hell to get right if this is your first playthrough. I've heard good things about Octavia and Regongar, and Maegar Varn. Tristian and Valerie don't interest me at all, so not sure about them.

For me, personally, this game reminds me of Baldur's Gate II (the gold standard for cRPGS for me) mixed with a little bit of Temple of Elemental Evil (both the creativity and the jankiness) and IWD II. It's not quite as tight as Baldur's Gate II is, IMO, and there are parts that feel a little bit empty, but for the most part now that most of the bugs are fixed its a very good game.

[Lavie]

Originally posted by sffrrrom:

Originally posted by The Romanian Reaver:

I cannot confirm or deny if I own Nekopara already. ( ⓛ ω ⓛ *)

LOL.

Well, I think the romances are slightly better than Deadfire - Deadfire was pretty lackluster. They're not as good as BGII or even DA:3 IMO, but they feel decent to me. It may depend on the particular romance.

Can't find a list online surprisingly, but the ones I recall are:

Kanerah/Kalikke (DLC)
Maegar Varn (DLC, non-companion)
Valerie
Tristian
Octavia
Regongar

Spoiler:
Nyrissa

Kanerah/Kalikke (sp?) the DLC tiefling romance, feels pretty decent. The spoiler romance is also at least engaging from a story perspective, although not so much from a pure romance perspective. It's also finnicky as hell to get right if this is your first playthrough. I've heard good things about Octavia and Regongar, and Maegar Varn. Tristian and Valerie don't interest me at all, so not sure about them.

For me, personally, this game reminds me of Baldur's Gate II (the gold standard for cRPGS for me) mixed with a little bit of Temple of Elemental Evil (both the creativity and the jankiness) and IWD II. It's not quite as tight as Baldur's Gate II is, IMO, and there are parts that feel a little bit empty, but for the most part now that most of the bugs are fixed its a very good game.

DA:I's romance is better than all of those, IMHO.

[RoReaver]

Originally posted by Lavie:

DA:I's romance is better than all of those, IMHO.

That's a bit of a let down... DA:I's romances felt the most stilted...

[Shadenuat]

DLC Tieflings are better than vanilla, at least what is happening is funny in a anime way.

[PocketYoda]

Originally posted by sffrrrom:

Originally posted by The Romanian Reaver:

I cannot confirm or deny if I own Nekopara already. ( ⓛ ω ⓛ *)

LOL.

Well, I think the romances are slightly better than Deadfire - Deadfire was pretty lackluster. They're not as good as BGII or even DA:3 IMO, but they feel decent to me. It may depend on the particular romance.

Can't find a list online surprisingly, but the ones I recall are:

Kanerah/Kalikke (DLC)
Maegar Varn (DLC, non-companion)
Valerie
Tristian
Octavia
Regongar

Spoiler:
Nyrissa

Kanerah/Kalikke (sp?) the DLC tiefling romance, feels pretty decent. The spoiler romance is also at least engaging from a story perspective, although not so much from a pure romance perspective. It's also finnicky as hell to get right if this is your first playthrough. I've heard good things about Octavia and Regongar, and Maegar Varn. Tristian and Valerie don't interest me at all, so not sure about them.

For me, personally, this game reminds me of Baldur's Gate II (the gold standard for cRPGS for me) mixed with a little bit of Temple of Elemental Evil (both the creativity and the jankiness) and IWD II. It's not quite as tight as Baldur's Gate II is, IMO, and there are parts that feel a little bit empty, but for the most part now that most of the bugs are fixed its a very good game.

Why is there no Romance for Linzi? Wow this is a big let down..

[Shadenuat]

Plot demands.

[PocketYoda]

Originally posted by Shadenuat:

Plot demands.

Plot Demands what?

[Shadenuat]

Linzi not having romance.

[PocketYoda]

Originally posted by Shadenuat:

Linzi not having romance.

Why?

[Shadenuat]

I won't say. You play and see yourself.

[PocketYoda]

Originally posted by Shadenuat:

I won't say. You play and see yourself.

Meh i'm not sure i want to bother now..

[Dixon Sider]

I can never tell if people are doing some massive trolling with these posts, or if there really is romance in this game. im 400 hours in and have yet to see any lol

[Dixon Sider]

Originally posted by DanteYoda:

Originally posted by Shadenuat:

I won't say. You play and see yourself.

Meh i'm not sure i want to bother now..

You dont. You want to beat the game first then discuss this. Everything will make sense