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JoeTheBro on 24 January 2014
kirby007 said:
I missed the opportunity to romance a hanar


That would make some interesting DLC.



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SubiyaCryolite on 24 January 2014

Yeah, my Shepherd banged Liara last night and it was... very awkward. Wierd given the chemistry they have in other scenes is pretty awesome. But the funniest part is how my U dropped its framerate when Liara leaned in to kiss him *facepalm*. They should keep romance, but leave out or improve upon le sex



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kirby007 on 24 January 2014
JoeTheBro said:
kirby007 said:
I missed the opportunity to romance a hanar


That would make some interesting DLC.

it would also need japanese schoolgirl outfits



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JoeTheBro on 24 January 2014
mibuokami said:
JoeTheBro said:

LOL the GOW mini-games were kinda tasteless. They worked in that game cause it's Kratos, but I don't think it would go over too well in ME.

Holy shit that was annoying hard *_*

Not sure why it isn't working: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59xBQmwqOnk

lol that was great



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kirby007 on 24 January 2014

On a more serious note shepard was quite the pimp, but couldn't keep more then one interest even tho he saved the galaxy multiple times



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vivster on 24 January 2014

Noooooooo. Th romances in DA2 were just fabulous. Can't imagine a DA without getting some elven ass.



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S.T.A.G.E. on 24 January 2014

Mass Effect was amazing but in the end your choices didn't add up to anything. The romance saves are fine, and add depth to the story and your reason to fight for another. We're getting to the age where people are starting to like the overall experience of being in games and as far as RPG's are concerned making choices. If you don't affect the response to the climax with your decisions its all for nothing. The Witcher 2 did this very well.



The Fury on 24 January 2014

I don't think any Bioware game but 1 I've played has done romances right. I've never really felt ME romances were any good, sure the character interaction was good but half way through a conversation of limited choices your character would suddenly 'come on' to the character, or in the case of ME3 just do them because they are the only option (seriously, only gay guy on the ship who is still recovering from a relationship and male Shep has to bang him? really?)

The only romance in a game that has been done well was Dragon Age Origins because really you didn't know what you were doing. The lines were not colour coded to be correct, you could say something and they'd get angry. There were options for all types of relationships. It felt like a game within a game. In DA2, it had a heart to choose on the wheel. What effort is that?



Hmm, pie.

Nintentacle on 24 January 2014

I guess