Temper_Graniteskul wrote...
Except that there is no canon Shep. Or rather, the canon MShep of the storyline is not necessarily the MShep that I or others end up playing; there are opportunities for variance. FemShep - as much 'canon' as MShep - can be straight, gay, or bi, celebate or a player. There are opportunities for all those romances, but MShep doesn't get the same consideration? Weak.newcomplex wrote...
It doesn't matter whether BW has included same-sex romance options before or not. The open-ended RPG genre implies it. People play RPGs because they wish to create their own adventure. If an RPG has romances, many people wouldn't be satisfied with strictly hetero choices, not at this day and age.Arik7 wrote...
Give an inch.
You know what else open ended RPG implies? Imagination. You know what isn't an open ended RPG? Mass Effect 2.
Its more akin to "The Witcher" then to anything else. You didn't see people complaining about the lack of m/m romances for geralt, because people would go batshit nuts if their were, because its been established through a rich canon of lore that he is straight. Even "Established" is probably to weak a word because the entire goddam story about him killing things and banging chicks. Being a unashamed womanizer is part of his character.
Obviously, Shepherd has no previous established canon, and gives you a greater degree of freedom The Witcher, but it is far from true open endedness. Open ended cRPG shouldn't even have complex dialogue because it limits the role of imagination.
Perhaps Bioware is trying to set up a canon similar like the White Wolf novels. And part of that canon is that shepherd is simply not gay. Your statement is rediculous on so many levels because Mass Effect 2 is simply NOT a open ended RPG.
Their clearly IS a canon, defined within the plot. For instance, no matter what you do, Liara ends up liking you enough to almost get herself killed saving your lifeless corpse.




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