Ryzaki wrote...
lies.
You just wanted me to have this banner! I demand evidence!
EVIDENCE!
Pffft, my banners are hawt, kthanx.
Though, if you really want to see it, you may just want to PM Klace. =)
Ryzaki wrote...
lies.
You just wanted me to have this banner! I demand evidence!
EVIDENCE!
catabuca wrote...
LadyWillow wrote...
Is it unprofessional of me to jump into the air, while at work, shouting " I CAN FINALLY HAVE ANDERS!"
Yea, needless to say, I'm having Anders first ^.^
Only if you're a judge presiding over a case, or a surgeon performing heart surgery. I reckon in every other profession it's perfectly acceptable.
The character is what the character is. They're all bisexual- all capable of attraction to both genders- and it doesn't matter if the subject never comes up in dialogue, that's apparently how they're written so that's who the characters are. Otherwise there is no "Merill" or "Anders" as a character that exists in the story before you encounter them. It's not that I don't understand the concept you're putting forth, it's just one that I find esoteric and ultimately unnecessary. If that's how the writers wanted to write them, then so be it. I'm sure they have their reasons.Athro wrote...
But of course, this is what I've been saying all along. I'm not in favour of the "all bi" route - but I am in favour of all romanceable characters being available to all PCs.
The difference here is that you're not understanding what I've been saying about how this can be done without all the characters being bi. Further to this, I have argued that it can be done while still keeping strong characterisation.
It seems to me that there is still this strange notion that if, using the example, Merrill is gay in one story and straight in another - she must be bi.
Or that by giving the ability to have the characters be available to all PCs makes them all bi.
I think you have misread my statements as either being "all bi" or "no character."
But I explicitly pointed out the difference between in game story and how the game's meta elements are working.
So, in the story when you hit on Merill as femHawke, the game's coding takes the gay storyline route and she not only becomes gay she has historically always been gay in that storyline. The same goes for the straight storyline.
The thing is to distinguish a difference between the character in the story and the character as a piece of code in the game software.
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Athro wrote...
But of course, this is what I've been saying all along. I'm not in favour of the "all bi" route - but I am in favour of all romanceable characters being available to all PCs.
The difference here is that you're not understanding what I've been saying about how this can be done without all the characters being bi. Further to this, I have argued that it can be done while still keeping strong characterisation.
It seems to me that there is still this strange notion that if, using the example, Merrill is gay in one story and straight in another - she must be bi.
Or that by giving the ability to have the characters be available to all PCs makes them all bi.
I think you have misread my statements as either being "all bi" or "no character."
But I explicitly pointed out the difference between in game story and how the game's meta elements are working.
So, in the story when you hit on Merill as femHawke, the game's coding takes the gay storyline route and she not only becomes gay she has historically always been gay in that storyline. The same goes for the straight storyline.
The thing is to distinguish a difference between the character in the story and the character as a piece of code in the game software.
Guest_Sua Sponte_*
Athro wrote...
But of course, this is what I've been saying all along. I'm not in favour of the "all bi" route - but I am in favour of all romanceable characters being available to all PCs.
The difference here is that you're not understanding what I've been saying about how this can be done without all the characters being bi. Further to this, I have argued that it can be done while still keeping strong characterisation.
It seems to me that there is still this strange notion that if, using the example, Merrill is gay in one story and straight in another - she must be bi.
Or that by giving the ability to have the characters be available to all PCs makes them all bi.
I think you have misread my statements as either being "all bi" or "no character."
But I explicitly pointed out the difference between in game story and how the game's meta elements are working.
So, in the story when you hit on Merill as femHawke, the game's coding takes the gay storyline route and she not only becomes gay she has historically always been gay in that storyline. The same goes for the straight storyline.
The thing is to distinguish a difference between the character in the story and the character as a piece of code in the game software.
Because that's unbalanced?Sua Sponte wrote...
Why can't the characters have unique orientations?
Modifié par Space Toaster, 05 mars 2011 - 01:53 .
The alien bread warmer got a point.Space Toaster wrote...
Because that's unbalanced?Sua Sponte wrote...
Why can't the characters have unique orientations?
Two love interests for heterosexuals and one for homosexuals.
They're never going to have a strictly gay love interest.
Bioware decided to cater to the minority a bit more this time.
Modifié par OrganizedChaos826, 05 mars 2011 - 01:52 .
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scootermcgaffin wrote...
Why is it unrealistic? Has science shown that if you get nine people together only two of them can be non-heterosexual?
Modifié par draken-heart, 05 mars 2011 - 04:02 .
Sua Sponte wrote..
Why can't the characters have unique orientations?
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tiktac wrote...
Because it's not a very good choice economics-wise. Gaider specifically mentioned that having an only gay character would just not be a good use of resources, sadly, and that this is what we'll have to deal with.
tiktac wrote...
Personally I'm glad that they're all bi, because I was afraid I'd be stuck with Fenris as my only option and the more I learn about him, the less I like him. Anders for me, please.
Sua Sponte wrote...
Juhani was lesbian exclusive. Of course that was more of an easter egg than a romance. =/
And this fact let me facepalm so hard, that the sound of the slap is to hear in the next city.Addai67 wrote...
I see it's pretty much confirmed they're all bi. Congrats to those who care about such things.
I'll wait to see how it's implemented, but what I've heard so far makes all the romances seem pretty fanservicey. I hope not, but the fact that all the flirt lines are pretty 70s disco is not encouraging.
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ArawnNox wrote...
Sua Sponte wrote...
Juhani was lesbian exclusive. Of course that was more of an easter egg than a romance. =/
Wait, what? She was?
Man, am I late to the party on that one... and I can't get KotoR1 to run on my system for more than 5 minutes, now.
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Merilsell wrote...
Seriously.
Why?Sua Sponte wrote...
As for me: after finding this out, I'll be rolling a single Hawke despite the fact that I usually enjoy the quality of romance subplots in Bio games.
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Space Toaster wrote...
Why?Sua Sponte wrote...
As for me: after finding this out, I'll be rolling a single Hawke despite the fact that I usually enjoy the quality of romance subplots in Bio games.
MorningBird wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
lies.
You just wanted me to have this banner! I demand evidence!
EVIDENCE!
Pffft, my banners are hawt, kthanx.
Though, if you really want to see it, you may just want to PM Klace. =)