The great RPG debate: Do RPGs really need romanceable companions?
Knocking boots with companions has become an RPG tradition, but does it really add anything?
The ongoing debate surrounding role-playing games (RPGs) revolves around the necessity of romanceable companions within the genre. Though developers, particularly those at BioWare, have consistently pushed the boundaries of this concept, the inclusion of romance in RPGs has long been a topic of contention. While some argue that romanceable companions enhance storytelling and character development, others contend that the feature often serves as a mere checkbox to appease players seeking such relationships.
This article explores the arguments for and against romanceable companions in RPGs, weighing the potential benefits and drawbacks of this feature.
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