I hope there can be an unrequited romance.

I didn't much care for the playersexual nature of DAII. Aveline, though, was actually the one I wanted to romance the most, personally. 

I still think that refers to my original comment though. Aveline being an unrequited love doesn't feel like you went through a story arc. It just feels like you wasted your time. It's a "fail state" rather than an actual arc, and that's what really puts people off. 

Alternatively, I love flirting with Dorian, even though I've never romanced him. It feels like a part of his character. Playfully flirtatious. It feels like you're becoming friends because you're comfortable enough to tease one another. If Bioware could think of a way to do that in reverse, I think they'd basically have what I'm looking for. Something that feels like it progresses your relationship but doesn't end with you being a couple. The only problem with the Dorian example is that I'M the one who isn't responding to the advances. 

Your 2D wives are crying.

Nah, if it happens it will be male LI for Rydette. Bioware reaaaally likes their angsty male LIs (except for maybe like Garrus they all had some angst in their past)

I actually like angst and drama, and I wish there was a bisexual Solas romance... He was one of the best male characters ever written.

I do too, actually.  It makes for a spicy romance.  I just want the option to have a positive resolution, is all.  Even if I have to jump through hoops to make it happen in-game.  It bugs me when there's no way out of a really bad ending.

Yeah, I like angst and drama, though I only really like it if it's story-related. I wish there could be more gay romances that have angst that isn't about the character's past relationships or the character not wanting to get into a committed relationship. Like, you know, some story-related angst like with Anders, Liara, and Isabela (and their respective actions).

Yes, that's how I feel, too.

Haha, I would be able to get behind that

And your twin is completely oblivious to it and you can either give him subtle hints or ruin it all

Seems like the kind of thing that's only interesting when it's happening to other people. Acting purely as the observer. I can't really get behind the idea of walking into a situation hoping to be rejected.

We don't know much about what happens to the twin. It's possible they can't really act on any kind of crush because of the issue with the cryostasis chamber.