IsaacShep wrote...
What exactly philosophy and menality has to with the fact who they like to sleep with? It'll tell ya, not much if anything. What it has MUCH more to do with, especially in a game such as Mass Effect like you said, are Shep's moral actions. Do any of the paragon LIs care if Shep is a sadistic sociopath? Does a strong woman like Ashley care Shep's beating other women for no reason? Nope. The fact is, LIs in ME are available to Shep no matter what you did earlier in the game.
Shepard has nothing to do with this, Isaac. Why are you even bringing him into the discussion... I don't understand. I'm not talking about moral choices and their influence on Shepard's squadmates and LIs and to be honest your post doesn't answer to any of my questions.
What I was trying to say and what you were unable to understand is quite simple. In every story there are different characters - with different motivations, ideals, morals and backstory. These characters have different personalities, because they lived through different experiences and those made them what they are. You can't ignore that. Such things are like the bricks of a house . You can't make everyone a bisexual, just because you demand so. If you wish to create a bisexual character, you have to start from scratch, like any other character in any story. You have to motive his choice of being a bisexual person. There must be some events in his life that contributes to his credibility and none of this creadibility would be found in any of the bisexual characters, if you just did a lazy job and threw a bisexual option into their dialouge list.