You know,RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
I think the take away from this thread is the number of "straight" people who find the gay option in these games. And how easily they find it.
Hmmmm?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm?
accidentally
You know,RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
I think the take away from this thread is the number of "straight" people who find the gay option in these games. And how easily they find it.
Hmmmm?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm?
accidentally
Guest_Tigerblood and MilkShakes_*
Modifié par Tigerblood and MilkShakes, 28 juin 2011 - 01:44 .
IEatWhatIPoo wrote...
Why else wouldn't you?
You have no problem seeing heterosexual content happening without the player (you) initiating it.
So if you don't want homosexual content happening without the player (you) initiating it then you must find it what then? Displeasing? Gross?
Crimmsonwind wrote...
Now excuse me, my totally awesome lesbian Shepard has a galaxy to save and copious amounts of alien lesbian sex to have.
Crimmsonwind wrote...
If you don't pick flirty options, you won't come on to your squad mates, which means you won't have to worry about Garrus "loving you back." Just make it clear you're only interested in being a bro. Problem solved. Sexuality will not transform a character's personality. Garrus will not suddenly turn into a raging homosexual in pink combat armor with a feather boa. He will be Garrus. Our beloved bad-ass turian one-liner.
Harmless Crunch wrote...
You mean people buy Mass effect for reasons other than virtual smexy timez? u r lieingRinjiRenee wrote...
Romance are a relatively minor aspect of the game.
Believe it or not, there are other parts of the game that you could also be concerned with.
Guest_The Big Bad Wolf_*
IsaacShep wrote...
How do you know they're (all, some or one) not already bi? No, revealing attraction to one gender does not rule out attraction to other gender. Simple. It's just logic. So unless these characters told you they're straight, you, nor I for that matter can know for certain they're not bisexual.The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
Let me say this as well, I don't oppose s/s romance in general, I oppose making current LIs (either all, some, or even one) bi.
Bocks wrote...
IEatWhatIPoo wrote...
Why else wouldn't you?
You have no problem seeing heterosexual content happening without the player (you) initiating it.
So if you don't want homosexual content happening without the player (you) initiating it then you must find it what then? Displeasing? Gross?
You obviously didn't read my post very well.
I AM OKAY WITH HOMOSEXUAL CONTENT THAT THE PLAYER DOESN'T INITIATE AS LONG AS THIS CONTENT IS NOT INITIATED BY CHARACTERS FROM MASS EFFECT 1 OR 2. In that case, Shepard should be the one initiating the content, so that homosexual players can enjoy their homosexual romance and heterosexual players can enjoy not seeing homosexual content.
James Vega coming onto me is one thing. Garrus coming onto me is another thing entirely.
The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
IsaacShep wrote...
How do you know they're (all, some or one) not already bi? No, revealing attraction to one gender does not rule out attraction to other gender. Simple. It's just logic. So unless these characters told you they're straight, you, nor I for that matter can know for certain they're not bisexual.The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
Let me say this as well, I don't oppose s/s romance in general, I oppose making current LIs (either all, some, or even one) bi.
And how do you know they are already bi? And why do they need to state their sexuality?
The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
IsaacShep wrote...
How do you know they're (all, some or one) not already bi? No, revealing attraction to one gender does not rule out attraction to other gender. Simple. It's just logic. So unless these characters told you they're straight, you, nor I for that matter can know for certain they're not bisexual.The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
Let me say this as well, I don't oppose s/s romance in general, I oppose making current LIs (either all, some, or even one) bi.
And how do you know they are already bi? And why do they need to state their sexuality?
IEatWhatIPoo wrote...
Bocks wrote...
IEatWhatIPoo wrote...
Why else wouldn't you?
You have no problem seeing heterosexual content happening without the player (you) initiating it.
So if you don't want homosexual content happening without the player (you) initiating it then you must find it what then? Displeasing? Gross?
You obviously didn't read my post very well.
I AM OKAY WITH HOMOSEXUAL CONTENT THAT THE PLAYER DOESN'T INITIATE AS LONG AS THIS CONTENT IS NOT INITIATED BY CHARACTERS FROM MASS EFFECT 1 OR 2. In that case, Shepard should be the one initiating the content, so that homosexual players can enjoy their homosexual romance and heterosexual players can enjoy not seeing homosexual content.
James Vega coming onto me is one thing. Garrus coming onto me is another thing entirely.
Fair enough, must've misread a post.
AngelicMachinery wrote...
The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
IsaacShep wrote...
How do you know they're (all, some or one) not already bi? No, revealing attraction to one gender does not rule out attraction to other gender. Simple. It's just logic. So unless these characters told you they're straight, you, nor I for that matter can know for certain they're not bisexual.The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
Let me say this as well, I don't oppose s/s romance in general, I oppose making current LIs (either all, some, or even one) bi.
And how do you know they are already bi? And why do they need to state their sexuality?
How do you know, that you know that he knows that you know that they're all *Insert sexuality*
HagSpawn wrote...
Crimmsonwind wrote...
If you don't pick flirty options, you won't come on to your squad mates, which means you won't have to worry about Garrus "loving you back." Just make it clear you're only interested in being a bro. Problem solved. Sexuality will not transform a character's personality. Garrus will not suddenly turn into a raging homosexual in pink combat armor with a feather boa. He will be Garrus. Our beloved bad-ass turian one-liner.
Damn right! I agree with all of this!.... though the pink combat armor with feather boa would beHOTIMPRESSIVE! <3
You obviously didn't read my post very well.Bocks wrote...
You obviously didn't read my post very well.
I AM OKAY WITH HOMOSEXUAL CONTENT THAT THE PLAYER DOESN'T INITIATE AS LONG AS THIS CONTENT IS NOT INITIATED BY CHARACTERS FROM MASS EFFECT 1 OR 2. In that case, Shepard should be the one initiating the content, so that homosexual players can enjoy their homosexual romance and heterosexual players can enjoy not seeing homosexual content.
James Vega coming onto me is one thing. Garrus coming onto me is another thing entirely.
Modifié par VirtualStranger, 28 juin 2011 - 01:52 .
SO FULL OF WINRinjiRenee wrote...
Harmless Crunch wrote...
You mean people buy Mass effect for reasons other than virtual smexy timez? u r lieingRinjiRenee wrote...
Romance are a relatively minor aspect of the game.
Believe it or not, there are other parts of the game that you could also be concerned with.
NO WAI
AngelicMachinery wrote...
The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
And how do you know they are already bi? And why do they need to state their sexuality?
How do you know, that you know that he knows that you know that they're all *Insert sexuality*
Guest_mrsph_*
"Oh yes, "accidentally", that term used when you do something you didn't mean to do. We have dismissed that claim."IsaacShep wrote...
You know,RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
I think the take away from this thread is the number of "straight" people who find the gay option in these games. And how easily they find it.
Hmmmm?
Hmmmmmmmmmmmm?accidentally
IEatWhatIPoo wrote...
AngelicMachinery wrote...
The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
IsaacShep wrote...
How do you know they're (all, some or one) not already bi? No, revealing attraction to one gender does not rule out attraction to other gender. Simple. It's just logic. So unless these characters told you they're straight, you, nor I for that matter can know for certain they're not bisexual.The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
Let me say this as well, I don't oppose s/s romance in general, I oppose making current LIs (either all, some, or even one) bi.
And how do you know they are already bi? And why do they need to state their sexuality?
How do you know, that you know that he knows that you know that they're all *Insert sexuality*
http://www.youtube.c...JJAPL5vGA#t=10s
Ahh but I said it includes me as well thus I cannot know it either. And why do they need to state their sexuality? For the same reasons people IRL do it. Do you think real-life bisexuals don't get the same "Wait whaaa? How!? But you flirted with a girl yesterday?!" questions? Bisexuality = liking BOTH women and men. Mean when a bisexual person talks about hot hot that one blonde girl is, that person really means it. But that person also likes men.The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
And how do you know they are already bi? And why do they need to state their sexuality?
AngelicMachinery wrote...
How do you know, that you know that he knows that you know that they're all *Insert sexuality*
Guest_Fiddles_stix_*
Darthnemesis2 wrote...
This is the worst gay thread ever. No rainbows. No Gaga. No dudes kissing.
OP, I am disappoint.
