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[mya11]

I am curious toot who is the s/s for romance suspense....

[PlumPaul93]

Eh either way, I believe there need to be restrictions in games so I'm not budging on the gender mattering in character interest (it should matter to some characters and others it shouldn't though). At this point (3rd game of trilogy) it's to late to have characters realize they're bi or finally admit they're bi IMO. Let's agree to disagree and leave it at that.

[jlb524]

mya11 wrote...

I am curious toot who is the s/s for romance suspense....

We probably won't know until the game comes out XD

[DaeJi]

Kaidan and/or Ashley being bisexual only matters if you romance them as the same gender as them. Same sex content will only ever matter if you choose to pursue it. If the notion of them being bisexual is so upsetting for you, take a step back from the issue and realize that you are upset at content that you are not going to experience in a video game. More options in a BioWare title are good, and that includes romance options. Which again, are optional. Don't be so upset over trivial stuff.

[jlb524]

PlumPaul82393 wrote...

Eh either way, I believe there need to be restrictions in games so I'm not budging on the gender mattering in character interest (it should matter to some characters and others it shouldn't though). At this point (3rd game of trilogy) it's to late to have characters realize they're bi or finally admit they're bi IMO. Let's agree to disagree and leave it at that.

There are restrictions...some characters are not designed to be LIs and turn you down no matter what.

Some are LIs...and they go unrestricted in everything besides gender (until DA2).  Do you understand my frustration with that?  XD  If LIs are going to be open...open them up to gender as well.  This has nothing to do with politics, just 'game play options'.

However, I will reiterate that they probably won't make all the past ME LIs bi due to resource restrictions.

Modifié par jlb524, 20 juillet 2011 - 08:22 .

[mya11]

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

I am curious toot who is the s/s for romance suspense....

We probably won't know until the game comes out XD

I am sorry but Bioware can sastisied all fans it's the life !

I am fan romance shep women with Kaidan, but I said it will be the romance gay or no I wait the answer of Bioware next soon.

Modifié par mya11, 20 juillet 2011 - 08:23 .

[jlb524]

mya11 wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

I am curious toot who is the s/s for romance suspense....

We probably won't know until the game comes out XD

I am sorry but Bioware can sastisied all fans it's the life !

Of course not.  They just try to satisfy as many as possible given their budget/time limits.

[suprhomre]

I don't get this why is people so fix about the characters sexual orientation. It's like hey that person is walking let's bang him/her.

[mya11]

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

I am curious toot who is the s/s for romance suspense....

We probably won't know until the game comes out XD

I am sorry but Bioware can sastisied all fans it's the life !

Of course not.  They just try to satisfy as many as possible given their budget/time limits.

Ok, also why Bioware don't make the romance bi ash and Kaidan  masse effect 1, this romance are censured.

[jlb524]

suprhomre wrote...

I don't get this why is people so fix about the characters sexual orientation. It's like hey that person is walking let's bang him/her.

People (both those that want s/s and o/s romances) just want to bang their fave person.

[jlb524]

mya11 wrote...

Ok, also why Bioware don't make the romance bi ash and Kaidan  masse effect 1, this romance are censured.

I don't know why...there are differing explanations for that.

Apparently, they didn't add s/s content to ME2 b/c they wanted to keep the game 'PG-13' and more family oriented...

[mya11]

For resolve this problem, I repeat but just an idea in the future licence, create a new squadmate is gay or lesbian and hetero for more diversity.

[RubyRed1975]

Well whomever BioWare chooses or does't choose, I guarantee that the forums will be in an uproar lol ( Goes back to lurking)

[ubermensch007]

IsaacShep wrote...

Recon64bit wrote...

Just romance the Asari, jeez.

When we also have Asari that look like this:

Then we'll talk about just romancing Asari

This is an AWESOME Illustration of what a male Asari might look like. I always wondered if such an genetic  anomaly as this has ever occured among the asari...

[jlb524]

mya11 wrote...

For resolve this problem, I repeat but just an idea in the future licence, create a new squadmate is gay or lesbian and hetero for more diversity.

1)  They won't create gay LIs.
2)  Why is sexuality diversity so important?

[DaeJi]

jlb524 wrote...


People (both those that want s/s and o/s romances) just want to bang their fave person.

Hey, I actually want OTHER people to bang their fave person!!

No, really, I want as much content as possible in my games whether or not I'll personally ever play it. And when it comes to romance, I am all for the all bisexual model because that gives players the most freedom of choice.

[Pollyanna]

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

Ok, also why Bioware don't make the romance bi ash and Kaidan  masse effect 1, this romance are censured.

I don't know why...there are differing explanations for that.

Apparently, they didn't add s/s content to ME2 b/c they wanted to keep the game 'PG-13' and more family oriented...

Don't forget that Femshep/Liara is not a lesbian romance. Even though they're both females.<_<

[mya11]

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

For resolve this problem, I repeat but just an idea in the future licence, create a new squadmate is gay or lesbian and hetero for more diversity.

1)  They won't create gay LIs.
2)  Why is sexuality diversity so important?

I don't understand you reply it's no logic

[jlb524]

mya11 wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

mya11 wrote...

For resolve this problem, I repeat but just an idea in the future licence, create a new squadmate is gay or lesbian and hetero for more diversity.

1)  They won't create gay LIs.
2)  Why is sexuality diversity so important?

I don't understand you reply it's no logic

You said:  "I repeat but just an idea in the future licence, create a new squadmate is gay or lesbian"

and I say:  They won't create gay LIs.

You said:  "for more diversity"

and I say:  Why is sexuality diversity so important?

[DaeJi]

jlb524 wrote...

2)  Why is sexuality diversity so important?

For some people, the fact that it is more exclusive (ie. not everyone will play it) makes it more appeling. It's the same mentality behind exclusive memberships and clubs, that the fact that only a limit of people will experience it makes it all the more richer.

Or to put it in another way, limiting a character's romance scope makes it more "unique" and thus the people who "get" to experience it stand apart form others among their "people."

Modifié par DaeJi, 20 juillet 2011 - 08:36 .

[jlb524]

DaeJi wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

2)  Why is sexuality diversity so important?

For some people, the fact that it is more exclusive (ie. not everyone will play it) makes it more appeling. It's the same mentality behind exclusive memberships and clubs, that the fact that only a limit of people will experience it makes it all the more richer.

Or to put it in another way, limiting a character's romance scope makes it more "unique" and thus the people who "get" to experience it stand apart form others among their "people."

Ah, I see...I guess I tend to think more inclusively. 

[who would know]

jlb524 wrote...

It's kind of a downer to know that the romance content for <character X> is already included in game, but you can't access it just because of a gender check, especially when considering that there's no other 'realistic' checks on the romance.

It's true. Gender is overwhelmingly the sole variable that either activates or denies a romance. Shouldn't be that way,
because all else considered, I was hardly convinced any romance happened for any reason outside Shepard wanting it to happen. And (non-gay) Shepard gets what (s)he wants, don't ya know?

jlb524 wrote...

In DA2, gay PCs had as many choices as straight ones and I think that's a big deal for us and it sets the gay PC on equal footing to the straight one.

Interesting. Do the ****** scenes recycle from the hetero scenes, just the same but swapping voices and character models? Or are they distinct and refined?

Modifié par who would know, 20 juillet 2011 - 01:39 .

[KyreneZA]

Caythark wrote...

no not at all,why must always and everywhere exist our human restricted view of the universe,where everything is divided in black and white,good and evil,female and male......you can´t carry over the antiquated opinion of the
human race to the rest of the universe!

Agreed. Too many bipeds by far! Too many bipeds with breasts and/or hips and/or broad shoulders by far! BioWare should have been brave enough to make asari look like elcor and the whole not enough/too much ******/bi/heterosexual LI argument would have been moot. Once you go monogendered, non-human you never go back...

On the other hand, being able to define your Shepard's gender and sexual orientation at startup would have been just as cool if you were thus able to turn down hetero advances with your gay Shepard (or vice versa), or simply have potential LIs simply turn you down. Cry me a river that your favourite character will never be your LI, it's far more realistic than every single character in ME3 being Shepard-sexual (swoons and all).

[Malsumis]

jlb524 wrote...

It comes down to this...we play the game and really like <character X> and we want to get to know <character X> better...especially if they are an LI. We want to romance the <character X> LI just like others already are doing...but we want to do it with our idealized version of 'Shepard', which may be based on ourselves or on a character we've created and have grown attached to (which would explain why straight people want to do s/s romances as well).

It's kind of a downer to know that the romance content for <character X> is already included in game, but you can't access it just because of a gender check, especially when considering that there's no other 'realistic' checks on the romance.

Some tend to misconstrue this issue as something greater than that when it's not. People simply really like a character and connect with them and want them to be 'their' Shepard's LI...period. They want the same freedom to pick their LI as some others have and already enjoy.

I would like the option to romance EDI or Aveline from DA2, but guess what, it's not happening(nor should it). Just because you want something that doesn't mean you get it. No matter what anyone says, the DA/JE method is best, some are straight, some are bi and maybe in tfuture games, bio will have a gay only character. Everyone is happy and characters aren't reduced to love dolls for fanatics.

Bio is already putting to greater focus on such an insignificant part of a game and it's threads like this that are a reason for it. There shouldn't even be any new romances in ME3.

jlb524 wrote...
However, given the mechanics of adding it in and the fact that most don't even play through it, I can't see a good argument for limiting it based only on gender.  If you do...please let me know. 

• Waste of resources
• Not in character
• Breaks 'immersion'
• Shows the writers have no respect for their work

And how would you feel if the most attractive/awesome female was gay only?  And the straight/bisexual options totally sucked?

Would, you know 'move on'. Not run to the forums saying that bio didn't give me a choice. Because they did. And a huge majority would do the same, it's just a vocal small minority that would bring it up. When hand is waved to shoehorn romance for everyone the effect and often the quality is lessened.