Interesting point.Xanadu84 said:Here is just one reason why gaming is great.
No other medium would have produced a metaphor this perfect for a pro Gay rights position. I mean think about it, Bioware is saying that if you do not intend to be gay (in a video game) then you have no rational reason to stop another persons right to be gay (In a video game). Because if you don't intend to pursue that option, then it doesn't hurt you. That's pretty much the perfect metaphor for gay rights.
That and why not with Jack either. The dialogue seemed to infer her being bisexual. It just struck me as a bit off. There's that whole nasty "only a man can help her reconcile her past" bit too. It doesn't seem deliberate and that's what makes it so annoying.TragicHero84 said:seriously. i was all ready to sex up Kaidan Alenko, and was really bummed out when I realized I couldn't. ahh, kaidan...Muta Ro said:So why oh why cant Bioware do this in Mass Effect. Fantasy setting sure you can have same sex relationships but you SciFi setting game, no you can have it D: Why bioware, why doesn't Mass Effect get no same sex love but you can throw aliens at us to love?
Precisely.Knight Templar said:They also see no point in inculding homosexual romances for the sake of having them. WHich the social forums seem to think is a bad thing.
Simple answer: David Gaider is not on the Mass Effect dev team. If he were, there would be s/s relationships for Shep, and none of this evasive "Asari aren't girls!" doublespeak that Hudson and crew are trying to snow us with.Muta Ro said:So why oh why cant Bioware do this in Mass Effect. Fantasy setting sure you can have same sex relationships but you SciFi setting game, no you can have it D: Why bioware, why doesn't Mass Effect get no same sex love but you can throw aliens at us to love?