Well, that's more of a personal. We're all human, we're all different. Personally I #don't like# when men try hitting on me, and I don't think someone can say I look like or possibly may be gay. Someone else wouldn't agree and state, that he does like when men try hitting on him, even if he's hetero, just because it proves how awesome he is. If you'll ask 10 people you will have 20 opinions. And yeah, Harkin is disgusting even being hetero.
I think that there should be some kind of controlling romance trigger. Not like it was in DAO - romance opportunity and dialogue appears when you get needed amount of standing and complete any required quests (if any needed), but not as in DA2 too - where there will be several options to initialize romance with dialogue option.
I guess there should be a number of options in dialogues that will add 1 point to some romance prereq value every time chosen and personal quests may amplify that value as well. That way you will never run into romance init dialogue with companion you don't intend to romance (let's say you just love making friends, and getting high standing is not equal to showing romance interest, alright?), and on the other hand, to get into relationship you will have to invest some time in companions personal affairs and to talk with that companion several times.
Other part is as I said we are all people and we are all different. It's normal if some party members will not be interested in ****** romance or even will disapprove it (again, we're all different, some are more tolerant, some are less), so characters should have their personalities and if you engage in any romance there will always be someone not happy/disapproving/offended/whatever. For example - in DAO Wynne will disapprove your romance with Leliana or Morrigan at first, later she will change her mind though. That way there may be party member who will disapprove gay romance, or party member who will disapprove any sort of romance, etc.
On homophobic part: I neither proud or ashamed of being homophobic, it's just how I feel about all this. I can deal with it by not paying attention/staying tolerant as far as it's civil (read - not trying to jump on top of me and scream "look at me everyone, I' ******!"). I have one friend who is actually ******, but he never shouts about it, he just keeps it to himself, because it's his personal business. We don't shout about our GFs on every opportunity, don't we? So he doesn't about his BF and relationship. He's fine person, and actually nobody cares about his orientation. Also he strongly disapproves those homosexual people who shout about their orientation and try to prove something to someone all the time.
Modifié par NomadDC, 06 novembre 2012 - 06:27 .