RShara wrote...
Shepard's voice in the Jacob dialogues is really cringeworthy! It's one of the big reasons I could never do his romance. But he is also characterized as a "nice guy" with good intentions, who is trying to do better than what his father did. He also tells Shepard that he loves her (d'aawwww).
But then turns around (who knows if they broke up, or if Shepard just got arrested and taken away, or what?), and hooks up with another girl, and gets her preg, within 6 months.
It's really fast moving.
And as someone who's had a fling or so....I dunno...maybe it's me but 6 months is a really short time to even get over being "friends with benefits"
it's all in perspective, really. But a lot of people took his dilaogue as wanting to build a serious relationship, and it's really sad that it was just flipped off like that 
This.
Making a girl pregnant in 6 months after your loved one is in house arrest? The one character who said "He needs to answer for what he has done" to his father has the same level of responsibility as a 15 year old kid who slept through sexual education. Seriously BW WTF? It's bad writing due to lack of resources and time. Period.
The prospect of Jacob having a kid when he is your friend is actually a great twist, but when your Shepard was the one who romanced him? Err no.
I admit that I decided to romance Jacob "for the lulz" at first, but surprisingly his personality actually grew on me and to see what happened to him in ME3 was well, yet another gut punch after seeing what happened to Thane ugh
RedTail F22 wrote...
I understand that and I know Bioware probably didnt intend to make Jacob the cheater just because he's black. Its just that its one big coincidence that seems to pop up quite a bit in the media. So when you have that token black characters in a game(regardless of when or where that game takes place) its nice to see them not playing to some of the negative stereotypes surrounding black men today.
But I do understand where your coming from.
RedTail F22 wrote...
No doubt. I think most people here understand that anyone is capable of cheating not just blacks. Its just the fact that in America at least Black guys get unfairly stereotyped as unable to maintain one relationship without having an affair. So the fact that Bioware, out of all the characters they have created, decides to make it the one black guy that does this.... well it raises some questions. Why did it have to be the one black guy? Why not Kaiden or Miranda? (Not suggesting this for those who had those 2 as LI, no one deserves that).
Maybe that helps explain it.
And QFT.
I also felt that it was unfourtunate that he was stereotyped like that (even if it was unintentional)