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[Unknown998]

Just download the mod that gives her big tits and *** for days. She's really not all that ugly once she has properly female proportions.
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Thanks! Could you please link the mod?

[A Chinese opium den]

Thanks! Could you please link the mod?

Here you go.
https://vault.rpghq.org/

[Unknown998]

Thanks! Could you please link the mod?

Here you go.
https://vault.rpghq.org/

Thank you, but when I link my forum account it says Im unauthorized to use the vault.

[orinEsque]

Thanks! Could you please link the mod?

Here you go.
https://vault.rpghq.org/

Thank you, but when I link my forum account it says Im unauthorized to use the vault.

There's no such mod on this website. You'll have to look on nexus.

[Unhelpful Contrarian]

Sadly Im no writer, but I would have added more feminine and pretty women to romance in the game, right now there are to many ugly ones and only one that can be called attractive.

Anything you can think of would have been a massive improvement. The large bulk of the writing in BG3 barely passes mediocrity at the best of times.( these are same people praise Amazon Fallout TV show. *******…LOL)

[rusty_shackleford]

Thanks! Could you please link the mod?

Here you go.
https://vault.rpghq.org/

Thank you, but when I link my forum account it says Im unauthorized to use the vault.

He was messing with you.

[Unknown998]

BEHOLD ELVEN BEAUTY!

[Unknown998]

Am I mistaken, or were the NPC better looking in the early access?

[Unknown998]

Sorry I didnt see this...person on the list of fixed things. It has a beard but speaks with a female voice.

[Unknown998]

I dont know how much it fits into the theme of the mod, but I think this woman saying "partner" about the man who courts her doesnt fit into a medieval setting. Suitor would be better.

[Brother Michael]

I dont know how much it fits into the theme of the mod, but I think this woman saying "partner" about the man who courts her doesnt fit into a medieval setting. Suitor would be better.

I think that pantsuit should be gone, too.

[Unknown998]

Calling your hetero husband or wife "partner" is one of the most Californian lib thing to do.....

[Revyscutlass]

Calling your hetero husband or wife "partner" is one of the most Californian lib thing to do.....

I ******* despise that *********. Even if I choose to ignore the political connotations of it, it still rips the romance out of everything. "Hey, PARTNER. By the way, we bang uglies every now and then, riiiiiiiiight?" - some slaanesh demon in disguise.
HUSBAND.
WIFE.
These are strong words I know, but boy do both of them sell a STORY. I wonder why that is.

[Unknown998]

I guess that Elf is what counts as a "9" by the beauty standarts of this city.
Her ears are "below averege size" as well

[Unknown998]

Now you might have wondered "If this is a 9 in BG, then what does count as a 10?"
And so I say BEHOLD!

[Magick]

Calling your hetero husband or wife "partner" is one of the most Californian lib thing to do.....

I ******* despise that *********. Even if I choose to ignore the political connotations of it, it still rips the romance out of everything. "Hey, PARTNER. By the way, we bang uglies every now and then, riiiiiiiiight?" - some slaanesh demon in disguise.
HUSBAND.
WIFE.
These are strong words I know, but boy do both of them sell a STORY. I wonder why that is.

It's probably for unmarried people.
Can't see any reason not to use husband / wife if married.

[Revyscutlass]

Calling your hetero husband or wife "partner" is one of the most Californian lib thing to do.....

I ******* despise that *********. Even if I choose to ignore the political connotations of it, it still rips the romance out of everything. "Hey, PARTNER. By the way, we bang uglies every now and then, riiiiiiiiight?" - some slaanesh demon in disguise.
HUSBAND.
WIFE.
These are strong words I know, but boy do both of them sell a STORY. I wonder why that is.

It's probably for unmarried people.
Can't see any reason not to use husband / wife if married.

It's probably for jealous unmarried people. In real life*
I agree.

[UltraFan123]

Sadly Im no writer, but I would have added more feminine and pretty women to romance in the game, right now there are to many ugly ones and only one that can be called attractive.

It's an issue I have seen with other recent CRPGs too. Like in Kingmaker for example the romances for straight dudes in the OG game without any DLCs or "secret endings" were either a bimbo warrior or a bisexual swinger mage. A properly feminine tiefling was added in a DLC later on, but she too was made bisexual, for reasons. Only the aforementioned bimbo warrior remained as the sole straight female.

Then Wrath of the Righteous came around and the romances for men were worse; again without counting "secret" stuff, the only three available women for straight guys were two sociopaths and a succubus. Only one of the mentioned sociopaths was straight, and even though the succubus had a "trad waifu" personality, pretty much all of her personal quest revolves around the fact that she used to be a bicycle that everyone was riding. lol

All this makes me nostalgic for the romances of the first two BG games.

[Unknown998]

So Im shocked that I finally found an (elderly) hetero couple with a son....
Only after 4 dialogue options to read this:




And so my search for the "10 normal people in Baldurs gate" continues.....

[Rand]

@Unknown998
How are you ******* up the quote feature so reliably?
Are you manually deleting the quote header every time for some reason?

[Unknown998]

Here's to another 990 posts from you. So, how would you write her if you were doing the character writing of Baldur's Gate 3?

Sadly Im no writer, but I would have added more feminine and pretty women to romance in the game, right now there are to many ugly ones and only one that can be called attractive.

How are you ******* up the quote feature so reliably?
Are you manually deleting the quote header every time for some reason?


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Yeah sorry, was my mistake.

[Rand]

Here's to another 990 posts from you. So, how would you write her if you were doing the character writing of Baldur's Gate 3?

Sadly Im no writer, but I would have added more feminine and pretty women to romance in the game, right now there are to many ugly ones and only one that can be called attractive.

How are you ******* up the quote feature so reliably?
Are you manually deleting the quote header every time for some reason?

Yeah sorry, was my mistake.
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You did it again...

[Unknown998]

Sadly Im no writer, but I would have added more feminine and pretty women to romance in the game, right now there are to many ugly ones and only one that can be called attractive.

How are you ******* up the quote feature so reliably?
Are you manually deleting the quote header every time for some reason?

Yeah sorry, was my mistake.

You did it again...

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I dont think I did, there just was a passage that I did post before there.

[Magick]

I ******* despise that *********. Even if I choose to ignore the political connotations of it, it still rips the romance out of everything. "Hey, PARTNER. By the way, we bang uglies every now and then, riiiiiiiiight?" - some slaanesh demon in disguise.
HUSBAND.
WIFE.
These are strong words I know, but boy do both of them sell a STORY. I wonder why that is.

It's probably for unmarried people.
Can't see any reason not to use husband / wife if married.

It's probably for jealous unmarried people. In real life*
I agree.

So what do you call the person you're with, if not married?
Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancé might not always ring the same in a formal setting.

[Oyster Sauce]

It's probably for unmarried people.
Can't see any reason not to use husband / wife if married.

It's probably for jealous unmarried people. In real life*
I agree.

So what do you call the person you're with, if not married?
Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancé might not always ring the same in a formal setting.

Heartsweet or sweetheart from the ground-up

[Revyscutlass]

It's probably for unmarried people.
Can't see any reason not to use husband / wife if married.

It's probably for jealous unmarried people. In real life*
I agree.

So what do you call the person you're with, if not married?
Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancé might not always ring the same in a formal setting.

I subscribe to the aforementioned "suitor" as an idea myself, of course I have a bias in favor of anything that doesn't come from our contemporary lexicon. Either way it's not as though this is untreaded ground, devs of today have centuries worth of resources to pull from -- but they'd have to care about not ferrari-ing their setting first.

[UltraFan123]

I personally blame MARVEL. More specifically the MCU which I believe what was popularized into the mainstream the idea of injecting modern-day jargon and Murrican humor in settings where it doesn't belong and always breaks the immersion.

[Unhelpful Contrarian]

BEHOLD ELVEN BEAUTY!

Thanks for showing me that depravity you call an elf.

[Envuen]

BEHOLD ELVEN BEAUTY!

This is disgusting in every regard.

Edit: As for the other discussion, perhaps "betrothed"?

[Magick]

It's probably for jealous unmarried people. In real life*
I agree.

So what do you call the person you're with, if not married?
Boyfriend/Girlfriend/Fiancé might not always ring the same in a formal setting.

I subscribe to the aforementioned "suitor" as an idea myself, of course I have a bias in favor of anything that doesn't come from our contemporary lexicon. Either way it's not as though this is untreaded ground, devs of today have centuries worth of resources to pull from -- but they'd have to care about not ferrari-ing their setting first.

Doesn't "suitor" imply not already together, though? As in just courting, not in a relationship.
I'd be alright with just changing it to "Husband", as presumably people weren't out of wedlock too long back then.