aah, right, so you are basically exactly what you accuse other people to be. you don't want others to have choices, you want YOU to have a choice that was denied to you. you are just looking at it from the same sex perspective so I guess its ok to deny players choices, as long as your choices gets covered. you are exactly like the people who don't want same sex romances to be implemented.
I've said from the start that if they implement new romances with old LI's and open them up to be bisexual? they would have to open them up for both Shepards and THERE lays a difficulty. because you have to write them differently. you are essentially writing 2 new romances, not one (and that's in addition to writing continuing romance).
with Jacob, Garrus, Thane and even Miranda - you can actually copy paste them both. even if its a cheap solution (and judging by precedent of DA2 - its the favorite one - they just replaced like one or 2 gender specific words here and there, copy pasted the rest) - at least with some characters it works because in their case all of initiating was done purely by Shepard.
with Kaidan, Ashley, Tali, Jack - it doesn't work. why? because they are the ones who initiate anything, they are the ones who put it all out in a open. and Shepard does accepting or rejecting. which changes the dynamic with Shepards that they didn't offer anything to, shepards they friend-zoned, or just told to leave them alone (in case of Jack). in order for those romances to actually feel even semi believable, they cannot be copy pasted. they have to be written differently. its pretty work intensive. so you say - write same sex romances only? but I thought we were talking about more options here, more choices?
THIS is why I'm a supporter of new romances, same sex or otherwise, only being available with either new characters, or characters that weren't LI's in a past (like Joker, who also has a plot armor as good as Liara's, so he'll be there for everyone).
P.S. my prediction right now. the new romances are going to be very deliberately non gender specific, with characters rarely if ever awknoleding Shepard as anything other then Shepard. there might be one or to beautiful/handsome comments, but that would be the extent of the difference between romances.
Modifié par jeweledleah, 13 août 2011 - 05:10 .