I think that Bioware has the right to make the game in anyway that they see fit including the story lines and romances. Gay, straight, alien or what ever.
I respect the fact that they made decisions to make the game in a way that -they-wanted to make it even knowing that by doing so they could possibly alienate or, at the least, displease some of their fan base.
You step up to the plate and take a swing. Sometimes you hit a home run and sometimes you hit a foul ball or strike out.
The only "Right" I see myself as having as a fan and a consumer is to first make a judgment on whether I wish to purchase the game or not based on information that Bioware has supplied before hand and then to make the purchase or not.
I chose not to this time. But I'm not going to bash or be mad at Bioware or individuals that worked on the game because they didn't make or write the game as -I- wanted them to.
I also won't bash on the fans that like the new direction. I don't like the fact that a gay male will hit on me during the game and the reused areas. No thanks. Don't want it. That's just my opinion and my personal taste.
Others like or appreciate the gay options and I'm cool with that. Good for you and I hope you enjoy.
To sum up.
Am I disappointed in the direction that Bioware went? Absolutely.
But I'll still be looking forward to their next games (Dragon Age & Mass Effect series especially) and checking them out regardless of the fact that I don't want this -one- game.
If I think they are games that I will want to play I will buy them. If not I won't.
In any event I can always go back to Baldur's Gate 1&2, Jade Empire, NWN, Mass Effect 1&2 and Dragon Age Origins ( Which was a masterpiece all around in my opinion) and enjoy them.
So, hey, thanks for making them Bioware. I hope I can say the same about the games you make in the future.
Modifié par Nathander Von Eric, 25 mars 2011 - 01:56 .