When I got a conversation with him about making Neve's favorite dessert, I was honestly so put out. No mention of past flirting pre-dragon attack, no conversation with him for closure, NOTHING. Just a sad little pop up that says he doesn't have time for my Rook anymore. (I played on launch so that specific line wasn't even there) I'm still coping that this is a bug, but if it's not, whoever made this particular decision affect ONE character's romance subplot needs to reevaluate because this is such a wasted opportunity.
Don't get me wrong I'm still going to finish the game, in fact, I've enjoyed everything so far. But romance subplots have always been my favorite part of any RPG, and I basically missed out on the other romances because I was still hoping Lucanis' would progress.
At least give me the option to smash the stupid pie, instead of forcing me to co-sign the relationship building that you apparently have no way of preventing. Spite would like it, I bet. Let Rook be bitter, make the weird narrative decision at least have some payoff!
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Ha! I just remembered how DA2 presented us with the option to screw Aveline's chances with Donnic.
And although I love Tevinter lore, Aveline>>>Neve. 😇
God I wish they had done a little more with Spite. With Davrin having Assan and Emmerich having Manfred, we're like 98% to all the male romances being an Unexpected Dad, and I'd love that for me. Let Spite be a lil' gremlin guy.
Or...let Spite go on a reverse journey. If spirits can be corrupted against their nature to become demons, then can demons be swayed against their nature to become something more complex?
