This is more than PC it's San Francisco depicted in a video game... everyone in the game does it with anything that has breath... I'm amazed the Arishok didn't hit on me.. Bleh! Liberals rule the world..
The Arishok does seem pretty into you, though. Hawke must feel like an underage intern, working late at the GOP. Futonrevoltion (talk) 17:45, July 27, 2011 (UTC)
Horrible, isn't it, that you can choose to flirt or not with people of the same sex in a game. I mean, what is the world coming to when we can't have everyone just enjoying being heterosexual and being alright with that, it's just so offensive that open-minded options have slipped into our games. What next, will we be able to make choices that alter how our PC responds to situations, how they talk, their opinions on matters? It's a terrible burden, indeed, that we have these options.
Everyone apart from alistair and morrigan, yes! User:Eggy2504 19:37, 27 July, 2011
Actually, apparently everyone's bisexual and no one's actually gay! It's the cool thing nowadays, going bi. Tivadar (talk) 19:00, July 27, 2011 (UTC)
Also, sign your posts, so we can find you and beat you with our fabulously bedazzled homophobe clubs... Mdmayor (talk) 20:10, July 27, 2011 (UTC)
Before either side of this rapidly polarizing discussion gets too upset, let me try and reign this in. For the love of God, keep politics and opinions on lifestyles out of this, or it will deteriorate faster than you can blink. Please. Alright? Moving on, then. I think the point the OP was trying to make is that there seems to be a very high occurrence of bisexuality in the games, such that it seems disproportionate, based on their experiences in the real world. So, the question is: is there a disproportionate representation of this in the games? Should there be? Why/why not? Let's try and keep this civil. Dragonseth07 (talk) 20:14, July 27, 2011 (UTC)