Collider wrote...
Could be either. Looking at this realistically, it's more likely to be either an attempt at progression or neither of them. I really doubt that Bioware would purposefully make a gay love interest average or ugly to spite the fans.
I don't believe so either, but the post I was replying to simply said they wished for more realistic representations.
My only point is that the sole realistic model in a world full of unrealistic models wouldn't seem to me so much like doing the targeted audience a favor as it would purposely keeping the audience separate. How is it any different than giving him a lisp or a "limp wrist" or whatever offensive stereotype you can think of? It's just further drawing attention to the fact that he's "different", by making him literally different physically than any other character model in the game. To me, that's not progress. It's to make sure everybody knows who the gay guy is, and to let them know that it's OK to dismiss him (you don't have to like the gay guy, because he's fat and ugly, and nobody likes that).
As for the specific situation in ME3, I don't look at the images and don't know any of the characters or other speculations or confirmed features, so it's very much an argument about the principle, not about anything I think or know will happen in this game. (I'm not trying to say it's something they are or aren't doing for ME3, or even that they ever would, which I don't believe at all.)
Modifié par devSin, 10 février 2012 - 07:37 .