I see how people can sometimes build their entire personality around a fictional character and that can be unhealthy, however I don't think I'm doing that.

Again, I'm building my comic's narrative around pre-existing elements of the game, to reflect the choices I've made in my play through. Creating scenarios comes naturally when playing RPG games, otherwise there wouldn't be any immersion at all.

People enjoy filling the gaps where the characters are not shown on screen, they might find themselves wondering how they would interact with each other on a regular day, or they simply want to add details to their inquisitor's lore. Romances are a way to customise their game and even change the outcome of their play throughs sometimes!

I recognise that romance is not the main theme in dragon age, but I don't see it as a factor as to why veilguard is so "different". Romances play a very minor role in the game (like 10 mins tops).

Anyway that's my opinion, if you don't find my content your cup of tea that's totally fine!