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I've met her 2 times now while playing as Alexios. I had the option to flirt with her, telling her how beautiful she is. I can't remember now what I said to her, but she joined my crew after that.
You say that like it's a bad thing.
(I might be a liiiittle bit biased.)
If you study history, everyone were total pervs until first world problems arrived. I mean, there was the Puritans, but they all died out because they didn't have sex.
The romances could have been a little more involved, I'm sure most people would have liked that, but I fully support the idea of letting either character romance any gender because it prevents game material from being locked being "sexuality walls" where you never get to experience a romance because you're the wrong gender. This happened in Mass Effect, where they changed their mind about making Tali a same sex romance option and (since I've tried to play ManShep and it never feels right) that means I never get to experience that game content and pursue the relationship I really wanted in the game.
Dragon Age 2 had the right idea, make all the characters romanceable by the PC so they aren't punished for playing a gay or straight character.
Also, as they mention in the loading texts, sex was a lot more casual in ancient Greece and same sex relationships were common.
Thank you! I've felt exactly the same way about access to such content in games, but have never been able to word it as well as this.
Say you're playing as Alexios... Romance some chick, later you have her hounding you for child support, maybe a divorce attorney hunting you down looking to serve you with papers, maybe a ticked off husband to deal with, ticked off father, brother, etc...
Play as Kasandra, you may get knocked up... you might wind up with some freak stalking you... ticked off pack of lesbians chasing you down because you put the moves on someone elses b**ch... etc.
But the way "romance" was done in this game? What a friggin joke! And frankly, the word "Romance" should not even be used in relation to the AC Odyssey attempt at it... It's "romance" written by some pre-pubescent 12 year old... how is this "Romance": ?
Random town cooze: Oh Mistheos, please, will you run to this bandit camp and get my earrings back?
Alexios: (In a horribly poor fake Greek accent that sounds more southern California Mexican than Greek) "Sure... I will kill them all"
[Alexios returns 20 minutes later with the earrings]
Random town cooze: "Mistheos, did you kill the bandits and get my earrings?"
Alexios: (In prementioned pathetic attempt at accent) "Every last one of them! Can I see your boobs?"
[Cut to black screen where you can hear them both fake laughing like morons on prozac]
Wow... pretty romantic Ubisoft.... glad you put that in there.
I can't believe they actually PAYED someone to come up with that drivel. Proof Positive you don't need to be overly talented to get a writing job at Ubisoft.
My nephiew could write it better, and he's 7 years old and still thinks girls are "yucky".