errant_knight wrote...
Why on earth would people make a game that 'no fan base in the world would accept'? That would be counter-productive as hell.
That was my point.
Sure hope they never read any Greek myths. It might blow their tiny minds.
errant_knight wrote...
Why on earth would people make a game that 'no fan base in the world would accept'? That would be counter-productive as hell.
Maelora wrote...
My point is that I don't have to like it if I feel BW treat me poorly. They've told some of their fans what their LI's are, and not told others. That, to me, is telling. In the context of ME2, it's very telling.
Modifié par Shepard Lives, 17 février 2011 - 08:39 .
Maelora wrote...
errant_knight wrote...
Why on earth would people make a game that 'no fan base in the world would accept'? That would be counter-productive as hell.
That was my point.
Sure hope they never read any Greek myths. It might blow their tiny minds.
Modifié par Maelora, 17 février 2011 - 08:43 .
Elsariel wrote...
Why do I get the feeling I'm being accused of having a small brain because I can't accept incest in my gaming experience?
Modifié par Maelora, 17 février 2011 - 08:50 .
What exactly is the point here? Everyone should be open to incest because ancient Greeks did it? No taboo is a good taboo? Incest is swell? What?Elsariel wrote...
Maelora wrote...
errant_knight wrote...
Why on earth would people make a game that 'no fan base in the world would accept'? That would be counter-productive as hell.
That was my point.
Sure hope they never read any Greek myths. It might blow their tiny minds.
Why do I get the feeling I'm being accused of having a small brain because I can't accept incest in my gaming experience?
Modifié par errant_knight, 17 février 2011 - 08:52 .
Modifié par Sylvianus, 17 février 2011 - 08:52 .
Curlain wrote...
Allot of those stories tend to have rather tragic endings (goes with the relationship being truly forbidden and having consequences therefore). I quite liked 'The Children of Hurin', though in that neither Turin nor Nienor knew they were siblings when they met (thanks to the evil fate upon their family, and the spell of Glurung the dragon), and when they found out (having got married and she was with child I think) Nienor cast herself off a high falls and Turin fell on his sword.
Maelora wrote...
Curlain wrote...
Allot of those stories tend to have rather tragic endings (goes with the relationship being truly forbidden and having consequences therefore). I quite liked 'The Children of Hurin', though in that neither Turin nor Nienor knew they were siblings when they met (thanks to the evil fate upon their family, and the spell of Glurung the dragon), and when they found out (having got married and she was with child I think) Nienor cast herself off a high falls and Turin fell on his sword.
I agree. But that doesn't mean that the concept doesn't have literary merit.
Take the film 'Scarface' - Tony Montana can have any woman in the world... apart from the one he really wants, and that sets him up for his tragic fall.
I didn't want to turn this thread into a pro-incest rant, honestly. I simply find it amusing that:
a) Bioware make the sister character a LOT more attractive than the other girls, likely messing with our minds (or Varric is, seeing as how he's narrating things)lots of fans are cool with murdering kids but would never accept brother-sister love. Funny morals there.
ReallyRue wrote...
I've never understood the argument of 'but she's not my sister in real life' in regard to romancing Bethany and other sibling characters. It would be like saying it's fine for your best friend to get off with his sister, because it's not you with your sister.
Modifié par Skilled Seeker, 17 février 2011 - 09:04 .
Maelora wrote...
I agree. But that doesn't mean that the concept doesn't have literary merit.
Take the film 'Scarface' - Tony Montana can have any woman in the world... apart from the one he really wants, and that sets him up for his tragic fall.
I didn't want to turn this thread into a pro-incest rant, honestly. I simply find it amusing that:
a) Bioware make the sister character a LOT more attractive than the other girls, likely messing with our minds (or Varric is, seeing as how he's narrating things)lots of fans are cool with murdering kids but would never accept brother-sister love. Funny morals there.
Modifié par Curlain, 17 février 2011 - 09:04 .
Maelora wrote...
I agree. But that doesn't mean that the concept doesn't have literary merit.
Take the film 'Scarface' - Tony Montana can have any woman in the world... apart from the one he really wants, and that sets him up for his tragic fall.
I didn't want to turn this thread into a pro-incest rant, honestly. I simply find it amusing that:
a) Bioware make the sister character a LOT more attractive than the other girls, likely messing with our minds (or Varric is, seeing as how he's narrating things)lots of fans are cool with murdering kids but would never accept brother-sister love. Funny morals there.
Modifié par Ryzaki, 17 février 2011 - 09:02 .
Ryzaki wrote...
I'm fine with consensual incest between two adults. Frankly I don't think that's any of anyone else's business. People just insist on being the morality police for some reason /shrugs
But I also respect the devs wishes not to write such a relationship.
As for killing kids some of those little bastards deserve it. *mutters about Fallouts money stealing little bastards*
Modifié par DivineSolid, 17 février 2011 - 09:06 .
*lifts eyebrow* Okay, then.Skilled Seeker wrote...
ReallyRue wrote...
I've never understood the argument of 'but she's not my sister in real life' in regard to romancing Bethany and other sibling characters. It would be like saying it's fine for your best friend to get off with his sister, because it's not you with your sister.
Well yeah, that would be fine by me. Why does it matter to you what people get up to in their private lives? Who are we to pass judgement on others when their activity isn't harming anyone and brings them happiness?
And if you think I'm trolling, I'm not. There is some serious hypocrisy in this thread.
Also stop flogging the 'genetic mutations' argument. I'm against incestual childbirth, but I'm not against incestual couples.
errant_knight wrote...
*lifts eyebrow* Okay, then.Skilled Seeker wrote...
ReallyRue wrote...
I've never understood the argument of 'but she's not my sister in real life' in regard to romancing Bethany and other sibling characters. It would be like saying it's fine for your best friend to get off with his sister, because it's not you with your sister.
Well yeah, that would be fine by me. Why does it matter to you what people get up to in their private lives? Who are we to pass judgement on others when their activity isn't harming anyone and brings them happiness?
And if you think I'm trolling, I'm not. There is some serious hypocrisy in this thread.
Also stop flogging the 'genetic mutations' argument. I'm against incestual childbirth, but I'm not against incestual couples.
Modifié par Skilled Seeker, 17 février 2011 - 09:16 .