The amount of male come-ons are still borderline ridiculous, 'Gale got shot down, Halsin flat rejected, but maybe my ballroom dancing will win him over,' and I've every right to say so. This is a critique for Larian.
I 100% agree.
And I don't appreciate someone telling me that my lack of enjoyment/entertainment in this regards means I feel threatened. It's unnecessarily insulting.
1. I'm not threatened.
2. I have zero interest in male/male relations.
3. I'm not bothered by people hitting on me without my consent. In real life or in a video game.
4. That said, I do not continue to engage with folks who do that. In real life or in a video game.
5. It ruins the companions for me because I no longer want to talk to them or even have them in my party.
6. I don't enjoy the way the scenes put the characters so close together and have them looking at each other with adoring eyes. It's entirely out of character in my playthrough.
7. Simply put, it breaks immersion. It's absolutely unrealistic.
Too many creators are tripping over themselves trying to showcase a world where everyone's open to whatever. The characters and the story and the setting all suffer for it. There is no moral feather in turning a blind eye from reality.
I truly care about the art of the story. And this remains my number one critique to Larian.
