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[dreamgazer]

BW needs more straight characters.

They need more characters, of all orientations, who simply aren't interested in the PC.

[Daemul]

Only on a Bioware forum would you find guys arguing against more F/F relationships being added to the game. Only on a Bioware forum.  

[von uber]

She shouldn't be near the Normandy, agreed. But as she's there, she needs someone she can trust, someone who'll care for her and not use her like everyone else. Shepard is such a person.

My male Shep plowed Jack and she enjoyed it!

Yep. **** that girl, just what she needs after her life.


Jack should have been no-one's LI.

[InterrogationBear]

Jack should have been no-one's LI.

There should have been a "friends with benefits" option for several characters.

[Mordokai]

Only on a Bioware forum would you find guys arguing against more F/F relationships being added to the game. Only on a Bioware forum.  

 

You're giving humanity in general too much credit.

 

Much too much.

[Vazgen]

Yep. **** that girl, just what she needs after her life.


Jack should have been no-one's LI.

Uhm, did you want to quote me as well? My Shepard doesn't romance anyone in ME1, falls in love with Jack and continues the romance in ME3. After the ending they get together and both work as teachers at Grissom Academy. One might say that my Shepard is the best thing to happen in her life and vice versa is also true. So yeah, it's not about plowing her. It's about trust, love and mutual respect

[NeonFlux117]

Jack never should have been a love interest for anyone. She's really, really messed up. I really like Jack, I think she's probably a top 7 maybe top 5 Mass Effect character ever. But she's so damaged that it never made a lot of sense to make her a romance option. 

 

Side note. 

 

Miranda was originally intended to be a bisexual romance option. But they changed it. 

[God]

They need more characters, of all orientations, who simply aren't interested in the PC.

 

They do. It's called every character who isn't a squadmate. And even then, a lot of them aren't interested in the player.

[Daemul]

Side note. 

 

Miranda was originally intended to be a bisexual romance option.

 

 

But they changed it. 

 

 

Bioware, y?

[dreamgazer]

They do. It's called every character who isn't a squadmate. And even then, a lot of them aren't interested in the player.

In those masses of non-squadmate characters are plenty of straight people, too.

[Daemul]

OMG, a Femshep and Miranda romance. Goddman. 

 

 

I would never play Broshep again

[God]

In those masses of non-squadmate characters are plenty of straight people, too.

 

Yet you seem to get a disproportional amount of LGBT members among the crew all the time. 

 

What are we, the USS Shore Leave?

[God]

OMG, a Femshep and Miranda romance. Goddman. 

 

 

I would never play Broshep again

 

No man, my fantasy?

 

Sheploo, Femshep, Miranda threesome.

 

Throw in Kelly if you like.

[von uber]

Yet you seem to get a disproportional amount of LGBT members among the crew all the time. 

 

What are we, the USS Shore Leave?

 

Disproportional?

 

ME1: 2 straight, 1 'other'

ME2: 6 straight, 3 'other', 1 bi

ME3: 6 straight, 2 bi, 1 lesbian and 2 'other'

 

Note, Asari count as 'other'.. yes that's right you anthropocentric bag of dicks.

[God]

Disproportional?

 

ME1: 2 straight, 1 'other'

ME2: 6 straight, 3 'other', 1 bi

ME3: 6 straight, 2 bi, 1 lesbian and 2 'other'

 

Note, Asari count as 'other'.. yes that's right you anthropocentric bag of dicks.

 

Yep, disproportional. 

 

That is admittedly actually a rather large percentage of LGBT characters at one place. 

 

Not hatin', just sayin'.

[KaiserShep]

The problem with proportions is that this doesn't really take into account the fact that the protagonist can't have conversations that go anywhere with random NPC's. The protagonist's universe is basically comprised of maybe a dozen people, some of whom may be unavailable no matter what. So to be "proportionate" among several people would mean that certain groups would be very likely be absent altogether, which is why real life statistical "data" is totally meaningless.

[God]

The problem with proportions is that this doesn't really take into account the fact that the protagonist can't have conversations that go anywhere with random NPC's. The protagonist's universe is basically comprised of maybe a dozen people, some of whom may be unavailable no matter what. So to be "proportionate" among several people would mean that certain groups would be very likely be absent altogether, which is why real life statistical "data" is totally meaningless.

 

I'm cool with that. You don't need to show everybody and everything for 'diversity'.

 

The benefit of being entitled and privileged.

[KaiserShep]

See this is why I went atheist.

[God]

Hey, you humans created me. I only say what you want me to say.

[Mordokai]

OMG, a Femshep and Miranda romance. Goddman. 

 

 

I would never play Broshep again

 

Throw Liara somewhere in there and I'm sold.

 

Also dehydrated from excessive sweating.

[God]

No aliens.

 

Aliens are meant to be killed, not boinked.

[Mordokai]

Yeah Massively, we're all well aware of your anthropocentric views.

[God]

They're anthropocentric cuz they're right!

[KCMeredith]

You already got Traynor, can't have them all.

[God]

Yeah, this is Pokemon, not Mass Effect.