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[Naltair]

Collider wrote...

Maybe because she isn't attracted to females.

That would be too easy BioWare just hates all alternative lifestyles.

That has to be the reason.

[DeathCultArm]

b/c of Fox News and prospective new buyers who may have been shunned it.

[Maria Caliban]

Because she likes ****.

[izmirtheastarach]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Because she likes ****.

QFT

[Console Cowboy]

ZelaineGW wrote...


But seriously she has lesbian written all over her.

is that really funny or is it just me?

[terminator117s]

Smartass reply: She doesn't like women.

[screwoffreg]

Because it's against the Bible, and that book still holds incredible sway in the far future.

[DeathCultArm]

In all honestly she acts like she needs some ****. Very high strung...
Seriously, it's not good for business.

Modifié par DeathCultArm, 18 janvier 2010 - 03:37 .

[SpectreSebz]

screwoffreg wrote...

Because it's against the Bible, and that book still holds incredible sway in the far future.

[Naltair]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Because she likes ****.

Forget the hole she likes the pole.

[Dasher10]

It's too predictable. She was probably designed to be that way at first, devs changed that.

[DeathCultArm]

Well it's possible, it seems at times all you can do is put your finger in the dike and pray.
(someone should know where that is from)

Modifié par DeathCultArm, 18 janvier 2010 - 03:40 .

[screwoffreg]

Dasher10 wrote...

It's too predictable. She was probably designed to be that way at first, devs changed that.

I wouldn't be surprised if modders found various same sex references and lines that were never used or otherwise removed from the game like they did with Ashley.  

[DeathCultArm]

EA can allow nude DLC, GTA can show full frontal, but not f/f romances.



Thats being said, SuZe never stuck me as a les. It just seems to easy, it'd be like killing of Jacob first.

[DocLasty]

DeathCultArm wrote...

b/c of Fox News and prospective new buyers who may have been shunned it.

Actually, I think making her a lesbian would attract more players than deter.

[Aesir Rising]

Hey, sorry I was watching a movie. Hope I didn't miss anything. Did the gay people win the forums yet? I just want everyone to know that I fully support use of a triple-A mainstream RPG video game to promote real-world personal agendas that don't have anything to do with the in-game story and background. It seems right somehow that lesbians get their own video game, so why not Mass Effect 2? After all that's what the in-game story is all about, right?



Come to think of it, BioWare is doing themselves and their rainbow friends an injustice by not capitalizing on this opportunity to cross-market a line of heavy-swinging vibrating strap-ons powered by black hole suns or some other sci-fi battery tech. Seriously, does anyone know of any shaved head and shaved and tatooed butch grrlz that could turn down an opportunity to please their pretty-in-pink lover with something named "Mass Effect". Or the double-the-fun double-header version named "Mass Effect, Too"?



I say run with it.

[DeathCultArm]

Exaclty, I'm saying making suze a les would be cliche, as killing jacob. Suze is too angry, and tattooed, and bald, and it would be an easy strerotype.

And if Halo or COD has a lesbian would anyoen care? No. Look at bayonetta sales...It wound'nt help.

NO NOT AGAIN!..not another MF suze comparison...

Modifié par DeathCultArm, 18 janvier 2010 - 03:53 .

[screwoffreg]

Aesir Rising wrote...

Hey, sorry I was watching a movie. Hope I didn't miss anything. Did the gay people win the forums yet? I just want everyone to know that I fully support use of a triple-A mainstream RPG video game to promote real-world personal agendas that don't have anything to do with the in-game story and background. It seems right somehow that lesbians get their own video game, so why not Mass Effect 2? After all that's what the in-game story is all about, right?

Come to think of it, BioWare is doing themselves and their rainbow friends an injustice by not capitalizing on this opportunity to cross-market a line of heavy-swinging vibrating strap-ons powered by black hole suns or some other sci-fi battery tech. Seriously, does anyone know of any shaved head and shaved and tatooed butch grrlz that could turn down an opportunity to please their pretty-in-pink lover with something named "Mass Effect". Or the double-the-fun double-header version named "Mass Effect, Too"?

I say run with it.

Idiotic and tired argument that is just a waste of space.  No one is asking for special favor, its just interesting that Bioware has, since some of their earliest games, given the OPTION for players to explore some sort of romantic option that is not the traditional heterosexual one.  People are somewhat upset because they feel any mention of this was removed from ME2 out of political considerations, rather than plot ones.  Whether that is true or not, we will never know, but a recent developers comments don't help.  Stop being obtuse.  If Bioware had never had a history of homosexual options in their games, this would not be an issue.  No one is having a thread about Final Fantasy XIII and its lack of lesbian or gay options because Square, and its culture, has never really had such things before (or romances in general, really).

Modifié par screwoffreg, 18 janvier 2010 - 03:56 .