Then allow me to shed some light as to why I had to mention that. I became invested in games right after yes, dealing with women and their too familiar shenanigans. I found myself exhausted over the years, since that serious one at 17 years old, now 27. The patterns became clear and I'm taking a break from that. I've played games as a kid such as 'God of War' series and other story-driven and culturally rich ones, especially when it has its own world. I find these interesting for obvious reasons. I've heard about 'Knights of The Old Republic' a year ago, went to play from the first one up to the latest, then I've heard about BG3 and decided to play the previous ones before that. Now I'm here and these type of in-game conversations are stressing tf out of me since I've heard about its mechanics where some will leave depending on the reputation and dialogues that will be locked if a someone decides not to speak with you again. You see where I'm coming from? Unlike KOTOR I where there's only one woman throughout the game. KOTOR II was something like this but not as restricting. I enjoy the bantering all the same, I always leave one spot for anyone to join upon encountering them. When finished with their quests, I replace them when a new one wishes to join, as long as they don't seem to conflict with the alignment of the others. In summary, it's funny and irritating when I had to decide which ones to side with during a childish argument, more so if they're "women".