Domi Posted February 1, 2008 Share Posted February 1, 2008 Okay, I tried to remember everyone and fit it into the 10 slots for the polls, but male PCs just got too many option to have the other/none ones Link to comment
cmorgan Posted February 1, 2008 Share Posted February 1, 2008 None of the above. Dynaheir wins by a score of 27,945,344,305 to 2. Link to comment
Kulyok Posted February 1, 2008 Share Posted February 1, 2008 I cannot vote, since it forces me to pick one of the second options, and I do not play these; "none" is not the same. But I'd choose Annah(not Annath), and Anomen. Link to comment
Icendoan Posted February 1, 2008 Share Posted February 1, 2008 Dynaheir does win for me, but I fell in love with Aerie's portait.... Which game does Valen present a romance option for Female PCs? Icen Link to comment
G-Mon Posted February 1, 2008 Share Posted February 1, 2008 Which game does Valen present a romance option for Female PCs? Neverwinter Nights: Hordes of the Underdark. And I've played too few of those games to make an informed vote. Link to comment
SMichelle Posted February 2, 2008 Share Posted February 2, 2008 1. Valen Shadowbreath (my first exposure to CRPG romance-and still my favorite) 2. Carth 3. Gann (the most recent) : (I've never played a male PC) Link to comment
Lysan Lurraxol Posted February 2, 2008 Share Posted February 2, 2008 I voted Jaheira for male PCs, though if Dynaheir had been on there she would have got it, or maybe Nathaniel. Jaheira has always been one of my fav characters, and her romance is very beautiful, because unlike Aerie she's a strong character, she doesn't need constant hugging. Aerie always felt slightly wrong, she was too clingy, and the dysfunctional aspect of that kind of relationship was never, sadly, explored. Gannayev for females, he's the only original femalerom option in any canon game, all the others are Carth/Anomen knock offs. Plus, he's by far the prettiest Like Kulyok, I don't really play bisexual romances, though I suspect for different reasons. I get very irritated when Bioware tries to be all edgy by having a poorly written and executed lesbian option and no alternative for gay male PCs, or if there is a gay male option, it's basically the female romance with the pronouns changed. I did vote for Sky though, he was rather yummy Safiya's a favourite of mine, but I've never tried the romance. Link to comment
Kaeloree Posted February 2, 2008 Share Posted February 2, 2008 I didn't vote, since I don't really have a favourite. I really liked Liara from Mass Effect, but I also liked Jade Fox and Jaheira. Link to comment
Evaine Dian Posted February 2, 2008 Share Posted February 2, 2008 1) Jaheira. Her SoA romance was my favourite, it's long and interesting, and she's generally my favourite game character ever. 2) None. 3) Carth. His "romance" is so short and hardly counts as one, but he seemed more appealing than Anomen. Link to comment
BigRob Posted February 3, 2008 Share Posted February 3, 2008 Picking a female romance is difficult for me, as I like a lot of them in different ways. Annah from PS:T would probably have been my equal favourite along with Bastilla (I quite liked her progressions from not really liking you to love, and then to what happens when she goes over to the dark side I also liked Safiya's romance, short as it was. I think it flowed well and they managed to make her likeable, even lovable, and still convincing enough to be a Red Wizard. I would have liked Jaheria's more if she hadn't got over her husband so fast. I understood why they did it that fast, and if she was going to fall for smeone then the PC was in good stead, but it just made me slightly uncomfortable. I've only played 2 of the presented male romance NPCs, and out of Anomen and Carth, I'd have to go for Carth. Anomen's is better developed, true, but I just don't like him very much. Link to comment
Domi Posted February 4, 2008 Author Share Posted February 4, 2008 The idea is to stay to the official romances. Modded are another cup of tea, much as I am happy to see that folks like Dynaheir. Link to comment
OrthodoxalChaos Posted February 4, 2008 Share Posted February 4, 2008 1. Viconia. My favorite NPC since BG1. 2. Haven't played it yet but I'd definitely pick Sky. 3. Gann - finally someone who's not human/elf/whatnot and fighter/mage but an actually interesting and an unusual character. The fact that he's a dreamwalker is just a bonus Link to comment
Jazhara7 Posted February 4, 2008 Share Posted February 4, 2008 1. Annah. I am not yet finished with PS:T, but I am this far. She's great. Fall from Grace is nice too, but I prefer Annah. 2. Sky. 3. Carth. He has to be my favourite ever romance. He's the kind of guy I'd fall for in real life. I'm afraid he might have spoiled me for every other man to come, so to say . Okay, I'll probably love many other romances to come too. But Carth is absolutely perfect. Also, I would have chosen Gannayev as well if I could, because I really like him. Sure, he's vastly different from Carth, but still, I think if such a man existed, I think I might (*might*. I feel I'd be a bit more careful with a real life Gann than with a real life Carth, for obvious reasons, even without the dreamwalking.) find him the man for me. I think in both cases what I really liked about them, was that I didn't have to coddle them and always say things the way they liked them. They actually could take a joke, and understand sarcasm. Mmmh, maybe I should emphasize that I *do* have a firm grasp on reality, even if you might have gotten another impression from the above. But seriously, isn't Carth just great? A girl can dream! There'd be some others too when it comes to modded romances. But it's original ones here, after all. - :) Link to comment
Simbriant Posted February 6, 2008 Share Posted February 6, 2008 1. I have to say Viconia was probably my favorite of all the NPCs to romance, not because the relationship was especially good (at times it was downright disfunctional, although I haven't played BG2's expansion), but because it showed how hard the developers tried to make each character feel real. Viconia's personality and beliefs were often very different from the player's character. They chose to play on those things and did a very good job with them, I think. Heh, one of my favorite scenes with Viconia is when she wakes up groggy after a night of sleeping deeply (elves/drow actually slept in 2nd Edition of D&D) and she is like, "What? Is it already time to get up?" It really made me want to go, "No, we're camping here for the rest of the day. Go back to sleep. We'll leave when you are rested." Link to comment
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