Modifié par Ryzaki, 11 juillet 2011 - 03:46 .
Finally something I can agree with you on. Even though people assume it was Dr. Michel, I would prefer if BW took the oppurtunity they've created by not referring to the said doctor with any details (not even gender!) and use it on Kaidan's bi-side. And even if they don't make the doctor be a guy, I don't want it to be Dr. Michel. Not only she was clearly after Garrus so why exactly would she go out with Kaidan, but having it be her is just an uber cliche. Millions of inhabitants on the Citadel and surely more than 1 doctor and it just happens to be her? Stuff like that makes RPGs feel like they take place in a little village where everyone knows everyone. The illusion of a big world gets broken when you notice that it's nothing more than re-use of existing NPCs/characters.Ryzaki wrote...
Would be nice say if Kaidan was an option that doctor turned out to be male.
Ahhyes, forgot to list it after I put down other Fallout. And Obsidian's writing is impeccable. They're my favourite storytellers without a doubt. If they only could get bought by a big publisher with cash that would secure them time and money to polish their gamesJademoon121 wrote...
Don't forget Fallout New Vegas either. I've made many a courier, not a straight one among them. I really love on how Fallout handles their GLBT characters.
Though Dungeon Siege 3 is very polished, let's hope it's a beginning of a new bug-free era for Obs.
Modifié par IsaacShep, 11 juillet 2011 - 04:07 .
Ryzaki wrote...
As long as the them being bi regardless doesn't mean they hit on Shepard regardless.
Would be nice say if Kaidan was an option that doctor turned out to be male. That way you know he's bi but he doesn't have to hit on Shepard for it to be known (and he'll go out with said doctor even if not romanced. Either way it's just a date). So there's a bi character who will be known as such throughtout all playthroughs but without the hitting on Shep factor .
Modifié par Quething, 11 juillet 2011 - 04:12 .
Quething wrote...
I think this might be the one place where I'm okay with "NPC behavior is dependent on PC behavior" as a concept - if Shep hits on the queer NPC, the NPC can be like "I've been waiting to hear that for three years," or whatever romantic awesomeness BioWare feels like, but if Shep says "yes I dig the dudes, but I'm not into you," Kaidan/Joker/Garrus/whoever should be like, "oh good. Because don't get me wrong, Shep, I like you, but I prefer my boyfriends to be less crazy/less dangerous/more turian/whatever."
I mean, it certainly hasn't done Liara any favors with the fanbase that she's in love with Shep regardless of how Shep feels about her.
Modifié par Abispa, 11 juillet 2011 - 10:41 .
I am also making sure Kaidan does not die this time. I really liked Kaidan's character, I still think he would have been perfect for M-Shepard in the first game. I am looking forward to re-playing ME2 again with my new save, I guess I'll have to use the second save for ME3 so Kaidan can return.
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How does this all come about you say? With a distinct foil to his secretive Bisexual angst with an openly Gay, or more likely bisexual, because I find it very unlikely the Bioware team would do an Gay male, (female maybe, they've touched it before if I recall; Juhani?) but I digress...
Abispa wrote...
EA is "just gonna have to" put into ME3 because it's been taken over by gay people
bleetman wrote...
Abispa wrote...
EA is "just gonna have to" put into ME3 because it's been taken over by gay people
As if we didn't have better things to do
Ryzaki wrote...
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I like the rerendering, He doesn't look so fugly. The original is on the left the retweaking on the right.
RinjiRenee wrote...
I pretty much refuse to look at any edits or tweaking of Vega, except to show how the proportions of his face are off. Waiting for BW to give some updated look for him.
It's not just sci-fi. Nor is it just the US.Game_Fan_85 wrote...
I wonder why the US has such a thing against Male gays in Sci-Fi? This is the country that wanted to turn Captain Jack Harkness STRAIGHT afterall!
Jimmy Fury wrote...
It's not just sci-fi. Nor is it just the US.Game_Fan_85 wrote...
I wonder why the US has such a thing against Male gays in Sci-Fi? This is the country that wanted to turn Captain Jack Harkness STRAIGHT afterall!
And in our defense, as I recall the only mention of turning Jack straight was Barrowman saying he hopes it doesn't happen and bloggers worrying that it would. There was never any actual plan to do so from anyone involved in the new series.
Game_Fan_85 wrote...
Jimmy Fury wrote...
It's not just sci-fi. Nor is it just the US.Game_Fan_85 wrote...
I wonder why the US has such a thing against Male gays in Sci-Fi? This is the country that wanted to turn Captain Jack Harkness STRAIGHT afterall!
And in our defense, as I recall the only mention of turning Jack straight was Barrowman saying he hopes it doesn't happen and bloggers worrying that it would. There was never any actual plan to do so from anyone involved in the new series.
Heh, of course it's not just the US, there just seems to a real anit-gay thing with Sci-Fi.
I read that FOX were involved with the US Torchwood at first and they planned to make him straight, but Barrowman wouldn't do it. It may have been a load of crap, I dunno. I haven't seen the US verion of Shameless yet, but I am wondering if characters were changed in that too. Skins US was changed, removing the gay character Max and putting in a lesbian girl instead.
) omnisexuality. Also, I just discovered the first episode of the show was shown on stars on the eighth in america and will be shown on the 14th on the BBC. I'll have to find the first episode somewhere.
Augoeides wrote...
Quite frankly I think Kaidan should be, if romanceable by MShep be very distinctly Bisexual, with a clear higher inclination towards women. Honestly, due to the cut content, due to what remained in-game his interest in women in the released Mass Effect is clearly established, now while that obviously doesn't bar him from being Bisexual I still think it puts a lot of weight on an even attraction percentile when it comes to genders. Throw in some conservatism from the space marines, awkward presumptions and misinterpretations of Shepard's sexuality and you have a situation where Kaidan probably if he held any fleeting interest would not pursue anything unless Shepard gave him the green light.
Now I know some people will read this as a typical sexual angst story we all love to hate (because who doesn't hate a fictional retelling of a common story of the world we live in?) but it just seems more plausible to me, and let's face it, Kaidan is a man with a lot of discipline and self-control (and not just in the keeping himself in check, I mean it seems he actively holds himself back, I mean did with his Biotics for a while because of events in his past) so I wouldn't be surprised if a Bisexual angst story was right up his alley (pun definitely intended) especially if it brought about Kaidan losing some of that control due to the situation at hand (Reapers) and just the stress of pursuing a side of his life he's never really engaged before.
Dhiro wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
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I like the rerendering, He doesn't look so fugly. The original is on the left the retweaking on the right.
Uh. I actualy liked the original better than the retweaking.
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