SPOILER ALERT! Listed in this section are the following sequences that can be triggered if you do close the deal of being in a romantic relationship with your chosen character. It is extremely recommended that you have the Mass Effect 3: Citadel DLC and that you import your save file from ME2 if you want to get the most out of the Legacy Romances, as it provides additional meetups and sequences with them.Apart from rekindling, you can also break up with them, allowing you to have a relationship with the other characters. Legacy Romances or your romance progress from the first two games need to be rekindled in ME3 so that you can reassure your feelings for them.If you are playing as a female Shepard and you have a high friendship with James Vega or Javik, then it is possible to have a one-night stand with them after the party.There are certain DLCs where you can pursue a romance sequence with characters that cannot be romanced in the main game.As for the rest who does reward the Paramour achievement, you can only be in a romantic relationship with one character only, having two or more relationships with other characters in Mass Effect 3 is not possible. Meaning, you can trigger a romance sequence with them or basically have a one-night stand.
So if you've closed the deal and chose to have a relationship with your preferred character, romance dialogues and actions will not be available for the rest of the characters.įor some cases, there are some characters that do not reward players with the Paramour achievement, such as James Vega, Javik, Thane Krios, Diana Allers, and Samara.
If players choose to answer at the said locked-in dialogue, then the following options for the other romanceable or love interest characters will change. Players have complete freedom on how to answer or flirt with one or more love interests at a time, only up to the point where a "locked-in" dialogue choice is presented to Shepard at a specified location. The mechanics of Romance in Mass Effect 3 is pretty much straightforward.
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