I think for the way they worded it that is more like you have the choice of not having sex but continuing the Romance path, then left it ambiguous like in Josephine's case.
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Mass effect trilogy are the only games where i have playthroughs for every available romance option,in dragon age series i tend to go to one certain option and replaying it dozen times:P Thats why i love mass effect much more, well that and sci-fi interests me more.
See, I'm the opposite. I'm always with Garrus, but in DAI I romanced 6 of the 8 romances. It's because Bioware made more likable romances available and I anticipate even more likable and full of feels in Andromeda.
Hhm i think Origins and DA2 had much better romances than in Inquisition in my opinion at least. Zevran,Morrigan and all bisexual babies:) In Inquision i only tried Dorian, and his romance towards the end left a bitter feeling in me:( The others didnt even interest me.
Yah, I've done that. Jacob though. Jeez. "You. Look at you." /facepalm In my ME3 playthrough when it gave the option to call Brynn out for taking Jacob, I was just like, "Nono, that's okay. You keep him."
Well i completely forgot about Jacob, i didnt even want to go for him after i had spoiled myself about his romance:P
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See, I'm the opposite. I'm always with Garrus, but in DAI I romanced 6 of the 8 romances. It's because Bioware made more likable romances available and I anticipate even more likable and full of feels in Andromeda.
Hhm i think Origins and DA2 had much better romances than in Inquisition in my opinion at least. Zevran,Morrigan and all bisexual babies:) In Inquision i only tried Dorian, and his romance towards the end left a bitter feeling in me:( The others didnt even interest me.
Yeah the romances in DA2 were really cool. Also brothel!!!
I don't think Shards count as "fetch quests" anyway, so that's prolly not what they're talking about.
It does depend on how broadly you define fetch quests. I take it when people say "fetch" or "MMO" type quests, they mean any and all of the following, using DAI concrete examples:
Hunt all that ram meat for the starving Hinterlanders
Find all the mage caches
One Less Venatori -- go kill X of Y can count as fetch/grind
Way of the XXX -- every one of those was a fetch quest
Requisitions
The Dalish scrounge stuff for them to like you quest in the Exalted Plains
I think even Bethesda-style "radiant" quests would fall under the same complaint.
Basically, anything boring and repetitive that requires going back and forth between locations, or running all over the place randomly. For a lot of people, shards do fall under that definition.
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The PCGamer article contains nothing new, unfortunately.
np. aye photographs of the physical copy were already provided anyway, just wanted to provide link to electronic version for completeness sake since I came across it
I don't think Shards count as "fetch quests" anyway, so that's prolly not what they're talking about.
It does depend on how broadly you define fetch quests. I take it when people say "fetch" or "MMO" type quests, they mean any and all of the following, using DAI concrete examples:
Hunt all that ram meat for the starving Hinterlanders
Find all the mage caches
One Less Venatori -- go kill X of Y can count as fetch/grind
Way of the XXX -- every one of those was a fetch quest
Requisitions
The Dalish scrounge stuff for them to like you quest in the Exalted Plains
I think even Bethesda-style "radiant" quests would fall under the same complaint.
Basically, anything boring and repetitive that requires going back and forth between locations, or running all over the place randomly. For a lot of people, shards do fall under that definition.
See, I would put fetch quests in a much broader fashion. The Blackwall fetch the evidence of the grey wardens quests, the Cassandra fetch quests, etc. Things that are necessary for the advancement of the character, but the character doesn't even have to be present.
*shrug*
i really like pathfinder's setting but i REALLY don't like how focused on min/maxing the rules are. it's designed from the ground up by and for min/maxer's and autists. the rest of us normies have to play on crayon eater difficulty just to hit a target. j00t Fires Of Heaven www.firesofheaven.org/