Concern over romance's

The only concern I have about romance is it's seems I won't be able to bang the nomad😢😢😢

But you will be able to bang into obstacles likes rocks or people with the Nomad, isn't that enough?

Heaven forbid the devs have a chuckle amongst themselves and with their fans. They're human just as much as we are--and joke about these things just as much as we do.

I personally have no worries, not when there hasn't been a single character or romance that's been about just sex with little extra substance. Even the characters that started off preferring a sexual relationship to a romantic one end up with something more emotionally fulfilling by the end--and that doesn't have to be romantic. If the devs chose to make an aromantic character with a strong platonic storyline that just happens to include sex, I wouldn't call it shallow. Is there room for improvement? Definitely, but that doesn't mean what's come before has been terrible. Especially not when Bioware is one of the only game companies that let us develop our characters' relationships in this kind of way and I appreciate them for it.

And that's what the romances mean to me personally. People can scoff at those who enjoy them, but I think in some cases they're missing the point. I personally enjoy creating a character I identify with--not myself, but a character that has pieces of myself as I am and pieces of the person I want to be or traits I simply find interesting. I enjoy developing them and their relationships and that includes romantic when given the option.

For other people it's part of the escapism, as these games let them explore relationships they feel they might never have or aren't worthy of. Say what you will about Anders, for example, but I know plenty of people with bipolar who identified with him on that particular level, and the fact their character could romance and care for him meant a lot to them as they'd come to view themselves as being unworthy of that kind of thing.

Then there's how they offer inclusion, of course, and how people can actually play a game where they get to be themselves--including their own orientation, instead of watching two characters of the opposite gender kiss and maybe finding the couple cute, but lacking that personal connection. 

Anyway, twitter jokes aside, where it comes to serious discussions and questions in articles they've always had a serious answer. And those answers always skew towards that they want to do better, make the relationships feel more natural and move away from this 'cake baking' formula where 'sex is the goal' and that's when 'you know the romance is done'.

The bang jokes sort of got carried away when Gamble showed a picture of an Angaran. Someone asked if they could kiss him and were told "mhm" then another asked "can we do more than just kiss them? All the bang?" and a dev replied "ALL the bang" then even Tom Taylorson got in on the joke and hashtagged #PrettyGoodBanging so it's all in good fun!

I'm concerned if there's going to be beewbs or not. * looks at Cora *

* lovely noise *

Finally someone who understands me.

Moving to the romance board...

Also

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Wait a tick, where are these other women for Sarah? I was just hoping Cora is available. 

They just know their audience ^^; Romances are what lot of players are interested in and like to joke about in somewhat immature manner (myself included). BW's response just mimics fandom to me. I wouldn't take it that seriously though, of course the game itself including romances has more serious tone.

The negativity over Cora 's hair I see almost everywhere is just way much of an overreaction.
It's funny how brain works ,if u guys think about it it's all about the hair.
If someone hates a haircut or associates a certain haircut with things the don't like,then the person with the haircut becomes aitomatically ugly.

I bet if Cora had a blonde ponytail like Sarah, a bun like Ashley which implies she has long hair or the same side part but longer than the shoulders then NO ONE would complain. They'd say she is one of the hottest squadmates ever.

And they keep saying it is boyish...When was the last time anyone stepped out the house and actually saw a guy sporting that haircut? I have seen some but they were mostly alternative looking (goth for example or ...a football player?) but it is certainly not an average boyish haircut. On the other hand , I see plenty of women with similar haircuts everyday almost. It's way more common in women and than in men.


Edit:Added comment.

Where do you live... lesbian land or something?

Neither do I, but watching people getting riled up about unimportant things like these is often more interesting than the matter itself. I am still trying to understand how discussions over trivial matters can get out of hand so quickly on the internet, so far with no success.