jlb524 wrote...
Oh, now let's wait and see if he acknowledges anyone's counter-points!
One step at a time! Can't expect too much now.
jlb524 wrote...
Oh, now let's wait and see if he acknowledges anyone's counter-points!
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
All that during the time it took me to make a sandwich? I think ARWA is behind this......
All right, time to explain. *puts on thinking hat*
First, I will address 1 and 2.
How would they be cheapened and lose their uniqueness? Just by the fact that they are available for both Shepards. I play as both female and male Shepards for the different romances. If the romances are now available to each at the end
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
All that during the time it took me to make a sandwich? I think ARWA is behind this......
All right, time to explain. *puts on thinking hat*
First, I will address 1 and 2.
How would they be cheapened and lose their uniqueness? Just by the fact that they are available for both Shepards. I play as both female and male Shepards for the different romances. If the romances are now available to each at the end
Modifié par Ryzaki, 24 avril 2011 - 07:15 .
thatguy212 wrote...
Ramirez if you don't want a homosexual romance then just avoid, no reason to not have one in the game, and what would be so bad about making an existing character bisexual? are you afraid tali will leave shepard for liara?
blazin130791 wrote...
So to reiterate; you don't really have all that much support, you obviously have a less realistic view of the demographic than me and you suck.
Why is the need for gay romances so strong?
N.B I'm not a homophobe and have no problem with gay people.
earthbornFemShep wrote... <excerpt>
ownership of a character is powerful whether it be relative to race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or nationality.
Now,
developers are including even more options to reflect ourselves and our
choices in the characters we play. We don't want to play a stereotype
or see stereotypical (or downright insulting) squaddies included as
jokes or for mockery. Seeing a strong, well-adjusted character that the
player can relate to is very positive.
I play femshep and on the PC I modded her to have romanced Ashley in ME1 and she gets cuddle time with Miri as well. doesn't stop me from making more of them that romance guys. That's the point of an RPG to role play. I have shepard's of all sexual orientations. My canon male is straight (he's a self insert andI'm straight) My canon femshep is Bisexual. I have lesbian femsheps and am going to create a gay Male Shep in case there IS an m/m romance in Me3. Doesn't mean the different Genders aren't unique at all. Also, I'm not part of the ARWA don't asume dude.Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
All that during the time it took me to make a sandwich? I think ARWA is behind this......
All right, time to explain. *puts on thinking hat*
First, I will address 1 and 2.
How would they be cheapened and lose their uniqueness? Just by the fact that they are available for both Shepards. I play as both female and male Shepards for the different romances. If the romances are now available to each at the end
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Maybe what's taking me so long is that I'm doing other things IRL than just posting here, so be patient.
Maybe I'm being misread here. I'm saying that making current LIs bi makes them cheap, but a new character wouldn't be cheaper or less unique because they already started out that way.
Modifié par Siansonea II, 24 avril 2011 - 07:20 .
I actually agree with this one right here. More specifically, I would be fine with bisexualizing one or two of the current ones, but certainly not all. I also think this new James Sanders should be bi, as to say the "male" version of Liara.Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Maybe what's taking me so long is that I'm doing other things IRL than just posting here, so be patient.
Maybe I'm being misread here. I'm saying that making current LIs bi makes them cheap, but a new character wouldn't be cheaper or less unique because they already started out that way.
Siansonea II wrote...
So why am I the one bringing this up, when I'm not even actually against the idea in principle? All of the "reasons" people are giving actually boil down to "I don't like it". They don't want to share their favorite character, even though—hate to break it to you—you already ARE sharing your favorite character with 500,000 other teenage boys, you're just all playing MaleSheps.
adneate wrote...
When people try to play the "Demographic" game they have no idea what they're talking about if we went by the demographics for Mass Effect's audience the cast would be white as snow and a total sausage fest.
Modifié par Siansonea II, 24 avril 2011 - 07:23 .
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Maybe what's taking me so long is that I'm doing other things IRL than just posting here, so be patient.
Maybe I'm being misread here. I'm saying that making current LIs bi makes them cheap, but a new character wouldn't be cheaper or less unique because they already started out that way.
Ryzaki wrote...
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Maybe what's taking me so long is that I'm doing other things IRL than just posting here, so be patient.
Maybe I'm being misread here. I'm saying that making current LIs bi makes them cheap, but a new character wouldn't be cheaper or less unique because they already started out that way.
Making Tali an LI instead of having a new one makes her cheap, a new character wouldn't be cheaper or less uniqe because they already started as an LI.
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
Maybe what's taking me so long is that I'm doing other things IRL than just posting here, so be patient.
Maybe I'm being misread here. I'm saying that making current LIs bi makes them cheap, but a new character wouldn't be cheaper or less unique because they already started out that way.
Arguments for different premises: Gotta love 'em!Biotic_Warlock wrote...
No matter wether tali becomes bi or not, a lot of talimancers are going to be upset. O_o
Possibly same with calibration addicts.
Ramirez Wolfen wrote...
@Siansonea II It makes sense. Read it again.
Miranda, YES. regardless of Gender she spends two years learning about Shepard. She sees the naked and has the option (which I have her take with my femshep) to alter them a little to make them attractive to her. She knows every secret they have, the measurements and fuctions of their body, I can only rationalize that she was holding back from doing the arm touch to femshep like she does Male shep after you do her LM. Jacob would be a stretch, but he could be in the closet for all we know with a male shep PT.pvt fc jenkins wrote...
Instead of ranting, let's think of characters that could possibly be made bi without cheapening them. Jack, she has had sexual relations with both genders. Mir.... no. Ja.... no. Gar... rus? Possibly. Thane? Thane is open minded enough. Maybe just Thane and Jack.
pvt fc jenkins wrote...
Instead of ranting, let's think of characters that could possibly be made bi without cheapening them. Jack, she has had sexual relations with both genders. Mir.... no. Ja.... no. Gar... rus? Possibly. Thane? Thane is open minded enough. Maybe just Thane and Jack.