Full romance overdrive or slow burn?

[xaioblack]

I prefer slow burn, when is instant love, it feels kinda too "easy" and missing it development.

 

[Taiyou]

I like either but it needs to fit the setting and make sense contextually. There are characters that benefit from an early infatuation with the heroine if that's the theme of their romantic route. For others a more gradual, slower pace is fitting.

I have to say that I really dislike when the romance elements is incredibly weak in otome games, even in dark settings I want the "love" aspect to still shine through. An "earlier" romance would maybe offset that experience for me so maybe I'm more team "full romance"

 

[kokonefuwas]

Both tbh. I want enough buildup to get invested in the male leads, but I don't want the romance dragged out forever either.

 

[Shelia]

Slow burn. Always. Bonus points for enemies-to-lovers.
Maybe it's because I've been a fan of Jane Austen for years, especially Pride and Prejudice (even though I don't really like romance novels and hardly ever read them).
Of course, everything within reason. I liked Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side, but seriously, you date a guy for like 3 years just to FINALLY get a short kissing scene at the end. That's too slow even for me ;).

 

[yueop]

I prefer a slow-burn romance that develops through interaction! That way, I can slowly fall for them too.

 

[Cardia31]

I prefer a smooth, unhurried development of relationships.

 

[ksana65]

I prefer a slow-burn relationship, I find it way more interesting.

 

[aqueencxz]

I would say slow burn but as long as the writing's good I've found that I don't mind either way!