I finally finished NWN2:OC, after a million restarts. I played as a male and I had some fun. Then I read somewhere there is a romance. So, I'm going a long waiting for a love talk or something. I stopped talking to my companions after a while because they kept talking about the same damn things. Then it happened Elanee somewhat expressed how she felt. So we did it. And that's it. 
No morning after talk. NOTHING! What the hell is wrong with Bioware? They have really gone down hill in the whole roleplay dept. At least when it comes to, oh I don't know personality and romance. Casavir annoyed the hell how of me and he could have been a cardboard cut out for all the personality he showed. Plus he didn't make sense!
I want to know why no one liked Grobnar! What am I missing?! Is it a gnome thing!?
Seriously, if they're just going to half ass the job, they shouldn't even try. It's insulting.
The romances in the NWN2 OC are disappointing with a capital DIS. Elanee is actually the better of the two, in my opinion. Neither really feels like much of a romance. You might want to try the Bishop Romance that has been modded in to the game, available
here. That's good, and improves quite a bit on the original romances by having flirts added.
Personally I do like the MotB characters better than most of the OC ones. They still develop a lot faster than the
BG games, but that's probably inevitable in a game that doesn't have the same duration as
BG1 or
BG2. Once you've decided you're aiming at fifty hours or less there isn't time for twenty love talks, flirts and interaction with other PCs without conversation filling most of your time.
Why don't people like Grobnar? This is simply anti-gnome prejudice. Their day will come, oh yes.
One note: it's not Bioware, it's Obsidian who made it.
Back from the brink.
Like RPGs? Like Star Wars? Think combining the two would be fun? Read Darths and Droids, and discover the line "Jar Jar, you're a genius".
These, in the day when heaven was falling,
The hour when earth's foundations fled,
Followed their mercenary calling
And took their wages and are dead.
