Originally Posted by Capitaine B.
I think Larian decided to give us freedom of choice instead of "realism" on this particular point, like in the D&D paper game maybe, where possibilities are unlimited (depending of your game master).

And in a way, that's respectable.

I can understand that you could eventually feel some discomfort when a character try to seduce you and it's not your kind of partner.

But i also feel like whatever the choice is someone will disagree with it.

Like "Hey ! Why can't we romance this one ?" or "Hey, we should'n be able to romance this one."

Personaly, i appreciate having the choice, and plenty of choice, so that a new run will offer new possibilities to try, or not. smile

Making it so every dialogue option leads to romance, or you being a dick, with no paths for friendship... is not "freedom of choice"

Players are rporting everywhere that being even slightly nice to companions, Halsin and Gale especially... will essentially turn them into voracious sexual predators, and no dialogue options to exit the romance are working.

You hsouldnt have to worry about saying "hi, you doing okay today" to halsin, for fear that he will be lurking in the bushes creeping on you the rest of the campaign.

This is the opposite of choice...