davidk1991 wrote...
It's not so much making every character bisexual, it's making the love interests potential romances for any Hawke. A bit like in 'The Sims' games, any Sim has the potential to be flirted with etc. but it doesn't mean every character in The Sims is bisexual.
Indeed.
The problem with such a scenario, according to some, is the need to reconcile the fact that the character(s) in question could be gay -- even if they're not gay for the character they're currently playing. Such a character would either need to be canonically bisexual (such as Zevran, who says that he sleeps with both men and women no matter whom he's romancing) or would need to have a subjective sexuality (meaning the character is straight if the player is the opposite gender or bisexual/gay only if the player is the same gender... and presumably interested). Neither seems ideal, especially to people who feel the need to identify what the character "really" is.
All I suggested in my posts on this thread is that it need not be such a big issue, were this the route we chose to take. A character need not discuss it like Zevran did, and thus shine a spotlight on what they "really" are -- I know it's a shock, but we could have the character's story revolve around other things than their sexuality. It really depends on what goal we set out for ourselves when we begin designing the romances.
As for people concerned about the meta-aspect of "could my romance be gay for some player in another reality" ...well, they'd simply have to get over it in such an instance, wouldn't they? No matter which way we go with romance issues, someone's bound to be peevish.




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