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[Aedan_Cousland]

God, I hope not.

Neither one showed any inclination towards being attracted to the same sex in either ME1 or ME2, and what little you know of their dating histories has them dating members of the opposite sex. They also show no attraction towards Shepards of the same sex. I'd hate Bioware to retcon characters just to appease a small but very vocal minority of the fanbase.

Now before someone criticizes me for being a bigot, I have no issues with Bioware including same sex romance options in ME3. I just think it should either be with new characters or with characters that are already established as being bi, like Jack or just about any Asari. I suppose for the male-make romance option it would have to be a new character, as I don't think any of the male squadmates ever expressed an interest in the same sex in general, or a Shepard of the same sex.

Modifié par Aedan_Cousland, 22 juin 2011 - 07:53 .

[Sakanade]

Volus Warlord wrote...

Gay? Absolutely not!

This is Bioware. Everyone is bisexual.

Preeeetty much this.
And it wouldn't even be a long shot for them to do it.

Look at DA2 and what a trainwreck that was.
They can do it here too.

Modifié par Sakanade, 22 juin 2011 - 07:52 .

[Destroy Raiden_]

As another poster pointed out if so and so didn't confide their feelings for s/s shep when they where backed against a suicide mission then why would a galactic invasion suddenly prompt them too?

All past LI should be not available for s/s option

new characters and flings could be s/s options

[Aedan_Cousland]

Destroy Raiden wrote...

As another poster pointed out if so and so didn't confide their feelings for s/s shep when they where backed against a suicide mission then why would a galactic invasion suddenly prompt them too?

All past LI should be not available for s/s option

new characters and flings could be s/s options

Jack had a polyamorous relationship with a male and female 'couple' before, so she should be open to relationships with other women. Likewise Asari by their very nature should generally be open to relationships with other women.

So if Samara was romanceable in ME3, she should be a same sex romance option. Though I'd rather she wasn't a romance  option at all. As hot as she and as much as I like her character, I think she is more interesting because she's sworn off relationships in favor of her own personal code. I also wouldn't want "In another time, another life"  to mean "In Mass Effect 3."

[Chris Priestly]

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