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[Arik7]

Let's pick up where we left off: social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/103/index/1100184/71#1229512


Many Mass Effect/BioWare fans  are disappointed by BioWare’s decision to exclude same-sex romances from ME2.   While romances are only a part of the game, they help immersion.   The adventure is not quite the same without the romances. 

To this date, the only official response has been that “Shepard is a pre-defined character and he is who he is, or she is”. Will all due respect to BioWare, that statement itself is contradictory. If Shepard does not even have a pre-defined gender, how is he or she a pre-defined character? If Shepard does not even have a pre-defined gender, why must the male version of Shepard have a pre-defined sexuality. BioWare's statement is especially strange in light of f/f relations already present in the game.

While BioWare is a business and they are free to make their games as they see fit. We, as fans, should make our voices heard. BioWare have listened to the fans before and I hope they will do so again.

Modifié par Arik7, 16 février 2010 - 01:28 .

[Stanley Woo]

I could have sworn I'd imposed a brief moratorium on these kinds of threads, at least until y'all could discuss them civilly and without all the hate. The moratorium continnues.

End of line.