There are a few workarounds. If the search function were a bit more usable, I'd pull it up. Just let us know if you want to go through the trouble of an imperfect workaround.
I'm also curious if there is a workaround via the girdle or other in-game gender swap effects.
Also, what are the relevant flags to set to get that process (the romance plot) started, and is it possible to begin the romantic exchanges after the events with Adoy?
I'm also curious if there is a workaround via the girdle or other in-game gender swap effects.
Also, what are the relevant flags to set to get that process (the romance plot) started, and is it possible to begin the romantic exchanges after the events with Adoy?
Yes. In fact, the romance doesn't start until a week after she gives you the quest. In order to romance Neera as a female character, wear the genderswap girdle before you go to sleep. If it's time, she'll talk to you once you wake up, and you can remove the girdle and continue playing as a woman. Do this every few days. If she goes more than a week without speaking and you haven't said anything mean to her, you have reached the end of the romance (or encountered a bug...).
I create a male character, set a custom portrait and soundset, and then shadowkeep the avatar and paper doll to female. This way, the only evidence of "maleness" is found on the record page. Neera romances you because the game thinks you're male. As a bonus:
As a bonus, Neera does not use gender specific language if you successfully navigate the romance, in at leat my experience and one other poster's.
this is precisely why modding exists. gay romances are not most people's cup of tea (including yours truly, but i don't care about any romances whatsoever).
this is precisely why modding exists. gay romances are not most people's cup of tea (including yours truly, but i don't care about any romances whatsoever).
Honestly, I'm glad Neera and Rasaad aren't. I feel making them all bisexual flattens them as characters. I know in Dragonage I
Alistair, Leliana and Wynne, but especially Alistair got people's backs up by having certain issues they utterly refused to move from
but that sort of thing also made them more real in my mind. By extension, so did the fact two of them was hetero only. It made sense from a storyline point of view for the other two, but when Dragonage II rolled around, I felt the fact the Three Stooges were romancable regardless of gender cheapened them, like someone was going through a checklist and went "Fanservice characters? Check." Following on from this, when in Mass Effect III
I discovered Kaidan had 'suddenly' become gay my initial thought wasn't "Oh, character development" it was "Oh great, yaoi fangirls got their way." It felt like the character had been cheapened (in much the same way Ashley's tits suddenly ballooned and she began prancing around in a skirt.
That's my opinion, and I know others are bound to disagree, so take it for what it is. My opinion.
@Loki330 And yet as a gay man, I really appreciated being able to romance Kaiden in ME3, because there was already a close friendship in ME1 to build upon, and it did seem to work perfectly for his character.
Different strokes for different folks. But that's really not the topic at hand, there have been plenty of threads talking about this--so let's just keep it to modding Neera so she's female-romanceable for those who want that.
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Also, what are the relevant flags to set to get that process (the romance plot) started, and is it possible to begin the romantic exchanges after the events with Adoy?
Number of romance talks:
I create a male character, set a custom portrait and soundset, and then shadowkeep the avatar and paper doll to female. This way, the only evidence of "maleness" is found on the record page. Neera romances you because the game thinks you're male. As a bonus:
As a bonus, Neera does not use gender specific language if you successfully navigate the romance, in at leat my experience and one other poster's.
This should make it a bit easier: http://www.shsforums.net/files/file/1022-neera-expansion/
Carry on!
Nicely done.
Following on from this, when in Mass Effect III
That's my opinion, and I know others are bound to disagree, so take it for what it is. My opinion.
Different strokes for different folks. But that's really not the topic at hand, there have been plenty of threads talking about this--so let's just keep it to modding Neera so she's female-romanceable for those who want that.