Movodor wrote...
I don't usually get involved in these topics, but..rewriting or otherwise modifying a character to alter their sexuality is a mark against their quality. It takes away from the depth of the character and immersion to know such aspects are changeable on a whim. Introducing a character that is gay I don't mind at all, but retconning an existing one to include something that's clearly or even slightly against the rest of their actions annoys me.
Pick three words to describe Leliana from Dragon Age. Doesnt really matter what they are.
"Cute" "crazy" and "funny"
Same for Zevran.
"Cheeky" "keniving" and "flirtascious"
It doesnt matter what words you use to substitue those three, but "Bisexual" wouldnt be among them. Same with Alistair, or Morrigan, Would you pick "Straight" to describe their character? No. Because someones sexuality doesnt define them as a person. It doesnt effect the character as a whole, and if it really bothers you, it shouldnt.
And as far as being
spoiled, thats a really lame thing to say. I feel like this game was lacking in options. Three per gender, thats nice, but as a female, two of my options were aliens whom I had no romantic interest in at all (Garrus is the ****, but I don't want to sleep with him). And Jacob had the same bland personality all male romanceable character have in Bioware games.
Liara and Leliana were both a breath of fresh air, I can't tell you how excited I was for the potential options in ME2, and I got none. It was dissapointing. Very much so. I felt very let down by the ONE gaming company that seems to even bother giving a crap about gay romances.
I can only hope now at the very least that Liara will be a squadmate in ME3, because thats obviously the only gay romance Bioware is going to allow in this series.