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[celuloid]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

jbblue05 wrote...

Wy must every LI be made bisexual. UNIFORMITY is terrible
 

How come they cannot?

Because Mass Effect is not here to indulge your sexual tastes.

Modifié par celuloid, 22 août 2011 - 04:59 .

[jbblue05]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

jbblue05 wrote...

LilyasAvalon wrote...

Sometimes, interest in a person just takes a while to develop anyway, so Kaidan or Ash being an S/S LI is possible.

It's not a case of 'I was hiding my gay', it's more a case of 'I wasn't sure how I felt at that time... and then you... you know died'.

We need romance diversity.

We don;t need any more "oh by the way I've been wanting to boink you since the last game but was too shy to act upon it romances"  Tali and Garrus already claimed that.

The second part doesn't make much sense Ash and Kaidan are really blunt in their attraction to opposite sex Shepard early in the game.

Wy must every LI be made bisexual. UNIFORMITY is terrible
 

How come they cannot?

Unique romances are perferable to one-size fits all romances

Claiming everyone bisexual is closest to equality is BS, respecting others varied lifestyles is the closest you can get to equality 

[Dean_the_Young]

Maybe he was referring to your pic?

[celuloid]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

celuloid wrote...

Because Mass Effect is not here to indulge your sexual tastes.

So we shouldn't have any romances then, should we?

The problem is as follows: Statistically, there are around 2 percent of bisexual people. All LIs being bisexual borders on the edge of believability. (and good taste in my case)

Modifié par celuloid, 22 août 2011 - 05:10 .

[shepskisaac]

Rezources wrote...
There are more important thing than having Garrus or Tali experiment.

Yeah, Suicide Mission was much more important than Tali & Garrus experimenting with other species.

[shepskisaac]

celuloid wrote...

The problem is as follows: Statistically, there are around 2 percent of bisexual people. All LI being bisexual borders on the edge of believability. (and good taste in my case)

And having a race of universally bisexual hot space babes who just love to go through a stripper phase in their life and can mate with any species and produce fertile children doesn't?

[Dr. rotinaj]

The Tali and Garrus romances were total fan service, especially Tali's. They weren't character development, they were proof that ME fans can romance anyone if they yelled loud enough.

As for having SS LI's that previously unaittainable to the same sex, I'm cool with it as long as it's not obvious. It would be silly to have Ashley start hitting on Femshep or Kaidan to hit on Maleshep..If the VS is available for SS, that romance should be initiated and pursued by Shepard, not the VS. I don't want another Anders.

[lovgreno]

Eh, it's all the same to me. Since I like them as straight xenophiles I will probaly keep playing the game that way though.

[Dean_the_Young]

But... we're on the internet.

There is boat.

[lovgreno]

Dr. rotinaj wrote...

The Tali and Garrus romances were total fan service, especially Tali's. They weren't character development, they were proof that ME fans can romance anyone if they yelled loud enough.

This is BioWares story so if they say it's character development it is character development. Everything in the ME story is total fan service. If us consumers don't like the story we won't buy the game wich leads to no profit for BioWare. Simple as that realy.

[celuloid]

IsaacShep wrote...

celuloid wrote...

The problem is as follows: Statistically, there are around 2 percent of bisexual people. All LI being bisexual borders on the edge of believability. (and good taste in my case)

And having a race of universally bisexual hot space babes who just love to go through a stripper phase in their life and can mate with any species and produce fertile children doesn't?

Are you an alien? Because asari are.

[Luigitornado]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

celuloid wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

celuloid wrote...

Because Mass Effect is not here to indulge your sexual tastes.

So we shouldn't have any romances then, should we?

The problem is as follows: Statistically, there are around 2 percent of bisexual people. All LIs being bisexual borders on the edge of believability. (and good taste in my case)

Believability went out the window. Mass Effect is hardly believable itself.

Aliens are more believable than having an entire bisexul crew.

[lovgreno]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

celuloid wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

celuloid wrote...

Because Mass Effect is not here to indulge your sexual tastes.

So we shouldn't have any romances then, should we?

The problem is as follows: Statistically, there are around 2 percent of bisexual people. All LIs being bisexual borders on the edge of believability. (and good taste in my case)

Believability went out the window. Mass Effect is hardly believable itself.

To me everyone being bi is way more beliveable than xenophilia and mass effect fields but each to their own and all that.

[Arkitekt]

And rooftop glasses in the commander's quarters.

[lovgreno]

Rezources wrote...

lovgreno wrote...

Dr. rotinaj wrote...

The Tali and Garrus romances were total fan service, especially Tali's. They weren't character development, they were proof that ME fans can romance anyone if they yelled loud enough.

This is BioWares story so if they say it's character development it is character development. Everything in the ME story is total fan service. If us consumers don't like the story we won't buy the game wich leads to no profit for BioWare. Simple as that realy.

Way to contradict yourself in the shortest way possible.

Nope. It's character development that they think many people will pay money for.