Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Team Ninja's Rise of the Ronin is one of the most expansive RPGs of 2024. The game features a complex combat system, a detailed skill tree, important story choices, and bonds that can lead to romance, otherwise known as Veiled Vows. There are several ways to develop bonds with characters in Rise of the Ronin, including bringing them on missions, giving them gifts, and agreeing with them in conversation.
12 Ernest Satow Is A Terrible Partner High on the list of characters who do not deserve to be a romance option in Rise of the Ronin is Ernest Satow. He is, at best, a minor character in the overarching story, particularly if the player sides with the anti-shogunate faction. He is one of the more difficult boss fights in Rise of the Ronin, appearing in the Act 3 mission "The Last Shogun.
Sana Chiba does not tolerate the player romancing multiple characters, forcing the main character to choose between her and the other partner. Ine Kusumoto will also demand the player either break up with her or the other person after developing another Veiled Vow. 5 Soji Okita Longs To Make The Player Happy Soji Okita is a young master who has been mentored by the legendary Isami Kondo since losing his parents when he was young. He isn't prominently featured in Rise of the Ronin's main story, but can usually be found hanging around as a side character in several missions.
2 Taka Murayama's Romance Is A Story Of Tragedy The main character is first introduced to Taka Murayama as a geisha in Rise of the Ronin's first chapter, but it is possible to develop a romantic relationship with her. After the player confesses their love to her, she says that it's her job to sell dreams to customers, but with the main character, she never wants that dream to end. She says she wants to continue seeing the player, even if it is forbidden.