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[NTsikuris]

So, I recently read somewhere, can't remember where, that there would FINALLY be same-sex romance in ME3. I think Casey Hudson mentioned this, if not please correct me.

If this is true, would this mean that Kaidan and Ashley could be romanced by the same sex? I mean, you've been with them (which ever survived Virmire) since the beginning. It would make some sense for there be some kind of attraction between them and Shepard.

Please post your opinions and lets see what everyone thinks!

[Collider]

If this is true, would this mean that Kaidan and Ashley could be romanced by the same sex?

Not necessarily.

I mean, you've been with them (which ever survived Virmire) since the beginning. It would make some sense for there be some kind of attraction between them and Shepard.

If you think that everyone in the world is bisexual, maybe

[Fidget6]

Hopefully not...... Too little too late at this point for them I'm afraid, and it would just feel all the more cheap if we could only get part of their romance in this game. They need to bring in new characters for s/s LI and hopefully that's what they're going for. 

Modifié par Fidget6, 13 juin 2011 - 01:53 .

[MegaBadExample]

I hope not.

[Volus Warlord]

Gay? Absolutely not!

This is Bioware. Everyone is bisexual.

[J. Finley]

Jeez, it seems like the only thing people are looking forward to in this game are the romances.

[MegaBadExample]

Volus Warlord wrote...

Gay? Absolutely not!

This is Bioware. Everyone is bisexual.

This is what ruins the romances.

[JadeEffect]

Wow, I thought there will be some people up in arms about the possibility of a same-sex relationship in Mass Effect. Glad to see people prove me wrong.

I'm not gay or bi, and I would find it a little weird for me to role-play in a same-sex relationship. But it's not to know that it maybe available for those who are interested in it.

[Volus Warlord]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

Jayman1337 wrote...

Jeez, it seems like the only thing people are looking forward to in this game are the romances.

that's because none of us have any romance in real life.

QFT! lol...

[J. Finley]

Volus Warlord wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

Jayman1337 wrote...

Jeez, it seems like the only thing people are looking forward to in this game are the romances.

that's because none of us have any romance in real life.

QFT! lol...

Yeah no kidding!

[Collider]

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

Proof?

[JadeEffect]

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

If Faux News can get upset about a little side-breast, and some ass in a "sex" scene, imagine how they would feel if BioWare promoted the "homosexual lifestyle" in ME.

[GreenSoda]

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

At one point BW wanted the option to make Ash and Kaiden bi -in the end they decided against it...not really sure if that means both characters were "supposed" to be bi.

[Fidget6]

JadeEffect wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

If Faux News can get upset about a little side-breast, and some ass in a "sex" scene, imagine how they would feel if BioWare promoted the "homosexual lifestyle" in ME.

Mass Effect has had homosexuality since day 1. People just seem to forget that because it's lesbianism.

[Volus Warlord]

JadeEffect wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

If Faux News can get upset about a little side-breast, and some ass in a "sex" scene, imagine how they would feel if BioWare promoted the "homosexual lifestyle" in ME.

Um, if they make everyone gay or bi, they ARE promoting the homosexual lifestyle.

[Stardusk78]

Fidget6 wrote...

JadeEffect wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

If Faux News can get upset about a little side-breast, and some ass in a "sex" scene, imagine how they would feel if BioWare promoted the "homosexual lifestyle" in ME.

Mass Effect has had homosexuality since day 1. People just seem to forget that because it's lesbianism.

I heartily support lesbians!

[Whatever42]

Awesome. More gay romance threads.

[Fidget6]

Collider wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

Proof?

They're probably referring to the same-sex romance voice samples they recorded and left in some files in the game. They later said they just had both voice actors record all the dialogue just so it would be easier or something, but since the dialogue was there very briefly contemplated putting it in the game, but decided "Nah."

[JadeEffect]

Fidget6 wrote...

JadeEffect wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

If Faux News can get upset about a little side-breast, and some ass in a "sex" scene, imagine how they would feel if BioWare promoted the "homosexual lifestyle" in ME.

Mass Effect has had homosexuality since day 1. People just seem to forget that because it's lesbianism.

I wouldn't say a female character romancing an Asari is 'lesbianism.'

[Collider]

Fidget6 wrote...

Collider wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

In ME1, both Ash and Kaidan were supposed to be bi. But for some reason they had to cut it out.

Proof?

They're probably referring to the same-sex romance voice samples they recorded and left in some files in the game. They later said they just had both voice actors record all the dialogue just so it would be easier or something, but since the dialogue was there very briefly contemplated putting it in the game, but decided "Nah."

Yes. None of that proves or is evidence of an original intention to make them bisexual.