And I still think someone at Larian missed the point (or since what it's done is done they are just overlooking it on purpose): the issue with how the game handles "romance" is not (just) that it happens too fast. If anything that's almost secondary to the fact that "romancing mood" seems to be the default mode with all the companions and that there's very little interaction alternative to it.
I already said it in the first pages on this thread, but to reiterate for the sake of future Larian titles: companions should generally default into building up friendship and trust with the main character and initiating a "romance path" should be a deliberate and explicit act left to the player in most cases (I can concede the occasional exception to the rule if "coming in too strong" is a defining personality trait of a companion with some plot relevance, eventually).
Once this is done, I then don't really care even if the game lets you organize entire orgies with all your party members and some bystanders throwed in for good measure.
Last edited by Tuco; 07/09/2311:55 AM.
Party control in Baldur's Gate 3 is a complete mess that begs to be addressed. SAY NO TO THE TOILET CHAIN
