Perhaps, but as I understood what you originally wrote, you were saying that you don't like the fact that Dragon Age does not treat homosexuality as a bad thing, the way it is often derided as a bad thing in the real world, and that because of this you didn't think the issue was being handled maturely. You seem to be saying that because certain expressions of sexuality are treated with contempt in reality, a game should tackle that issue to make people think by writing stories about said bigotry.
No, I don't "like" the fact that Dragon Age eludes every issue with sexuality.
No, it's not even that. I don't like people focusing on sexuality and/or relationships in Dragon Age because it's a game where sexuality is "easy": there is no disease, almost no issue with birth (apart from mages giving birth to mages and the fact curses can go on through blood, like Calenhad/Marric/Alistair), nobody cares if someone like men or women. It's an happy fantasy world. There's almost nothing to say about sexuality in Thedas.
What people are trying to say to you is that many people just want to play games where they don't have to be confronted with the same bullsh*t they experience in life already.
On my part, I don't want to play a game to "evade" from the real world, for me it's like taking a placebo. I want to play a game like I open a book: I want it to be full of questions to "import" in my practical life. A good book is entertaining AND problematic. I expect a video game to be entertaining AND problematic too.
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