In ME1 they handled it well with Ashley in my opinion. If you wanted to tell her to STFU you had that option and it never came up again. If you went Paragon you never use the name God, Jesus, Buddha, or etc. It was written in way to me that whatever YOU believed in or wanted the characters to believe in that's what Ash was referencing. It wouldn't be that difficult to write something in as option where Shepard sits down in his cabin with his head bowed and reflects for a moment. It would be up to the player to decide if it were a prayer or a meditation or simple agnostic relfection. Or they could have another character, perhaps Ash or another character bring up faith/religion again and again like in ME1 allow Shepard to either agree/partake with the character, be netural or tell them to STFU. What's the big deal, really?
BW avoided the idea of Shepard's experience of being dead. They only gave us the glib, ''I got better''.
Yet they touched on philosphy/spirtiuality with Thane which was odd. I think BW should grow a pair and place religion in there optionally just like the s/s relationships are optional. Both will ****** off a certain percentage of the fan base, but there's an equal amount of people that consider both to relevant to their story.
People comparing religion to masturbation or doing push ups are simply to juvenille to understand the concept of depth and development of a character, and are probably the same that scream and rant about Tali's face or not being able to dry hump every other character.
Modifié par eternalnightmare13, 28 août 2011 - 05:41 .