Moiaussi wrote...
Mercannis wrote...
Or they could just make some LI bisexual some gay and others straight, you know like it is here in the real world.
Its just laziness , they want to make everyone happy and how they handled it in DA2 was the cheapest and easiest solution, resulting in the companions behaving like sex aids and having the depth of a kiddies paddling pool.
keep in mind that separate playthroughs are separate parallel universes. Any given character's orientation in any given playthrough has no bearing on other playthroughs. So if there is a homosexual relationship in a particular playthrough, it doesn't mean that character is bi, just that they were homosexual in that particular universe. After all, Shepard can have completely different appearance, background, gender, etc in different playthroughs, so why should npcs be considered as constants?
There is a bit of an issue if all characters of both genders are hitting on Shep, but there is an issue if all characters even of the opposite gender are hitting on Shep. At least some of them should wait for Shep to make the first move....
umm why should npc's be constants? because unlike player character they are written the same no matter the playthrough? this whole alternate universe thing is a bit of a copout and even Gaider admited that no, anders is never just straight or just gay, he's always bi, regardless of your hawke's gender. you cannot just cover your eyes, say lalalalala and forget that something happened a certain way in a different playthrough, becasue while your Shepard might change, the characters around shepards are still the same.
when a bisexual male enters a monogamous relationship with a woman, they do not become straight. they don't suddenly stop finding men atractive, they just happen to be commited to a woman at this time. its kinda the same with the characters other then player's. they still have the same core values, back stories, reactions to certain stimuli, regardless of the shepard characterization in player's mind, they respond the same way to conversation options regardless of the playthroughs.
DA2 incidentaly wouldn't have been that, what's the word I'm looking for..."controversial", if not for waving away character deaths, certain events from Origins and Awakenings, as well as completely rewriting a character. I'm sorry but Ander's previously unseen bisexuality is the least of his characterisation and consistency issues IMO - and yah, his being unhappy about you turning him down when all you did was be nice (both male or female Hawke, to be fair) - was not particularely well handled either.
Modifié par jeweledleah, 23 avril 2011 - 10:12 .