It's not really that frustrating to me. I really don't care if they turn out to be bisexual. I'll personally think it's simply the writers' intentions changing to suit what they think feels better in a future game. I'm simply saying that writers' intentions are an important viewpoint to take in where you can take an accurate or educated guess based on previous writing. It's similar to saying all predictions are equal because nobody has solid proof which is inaccurate. There's a large difference between someone making a guess based on personal hope and one based on looking at previous writing, writers' habits, and differences when certain outcomes happen.daveliam wrote...
HiroVoid wrote...
Then you at least partially get writers' intentions. While it's not always proof, it works very well to predict future events. If we go by what the author had already made of the character from their previous appearance and how they were there, we can figure out what the author's intentions for that character was. Sometimes, these intentions change when it comes to other reasons such as becoming a companion where the intentions for the character changes to match with the player's enjoyment as the protagonist. As this is usually the only reason to go from the sexual preferences intentions to another intention for the character, I can safely assume that unless the character becomes a companion, they almost certainly won't change in this part of their character unless they become a companion.
I think that this is why I'm perhaps a bit frustrated in this discussion. I don't see it as a CHANGE in sexuality to reveal that a person who you thought was straight was actually not and was bisexual. I agree that Cullen was probably written with the intention of being straight, but without either the character OR author saying explicitly that he is not interested in men, then it's not a CHANGE in sexuality to reveal that he is bisexual (and has been the entire time).
I don't mean to be causing any unneccesary frustration since I believe what you're frustrated about is something that doesn't even matter to me really. If they do turn out to be bisexual in a later game, the intention at that point will be that they've always been bisexual in the lore of the game even if that wasn't the intention when the writer wrote the previous work.





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