I just noticed Gales Ear-ring..... *ugh*

[Leo Major]

Would be cooler if it was a wizards hat imo

[Humpenstilzchen]

I didn´t even notice this.

[Cthulhu]

Being self-taught in autoeroticism does not make you an expert discoverer of the sexual tendencies of others.
considering that we're talking about characters in a game makes everything even more ridiculous.

[Troy]

What kills me is that nobody seems to notice the earring is a symbol of Mystra, his diety-ex-muse-ex-patron. It's pretty in character.

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by Humpenstilzchen:

I didn´t even notice this.

OP clearly spent a lot of time staring at Gale.

[Carynara]

Originally posted by TheOriginalTroy:

What kills me is that nobody seems to notice the earring is a symbol of Mystra

Actually, it's literally identical to her own earrings. I've just had them meet at the shrine and she's wearing a pair, while Gale is wearing just one.

The only thing that bothers me about that earring though is that it's on the WRONG side in Gale's mirror image!!! His body posture and face are mirrored correctly but the earring is on the wrong side. As a sorcerer, I find this highly disturbing and it gave me more sleepless nights in camp than the Emperor himself.

[Narky]

Originally posted by Veg:

He'd almost pass for a normal guy if it wasnt for the flamboyantly gay earring

And High Heels were not invented for male Butchers in 3500 B.C, and Make-up was not invented by men, for men, in as early as 4000 BCE.

Kinda think you can catch my drift here, but even the color pink was once a masculine statement for men.

Originally posted by TheOriginalTroy:

What kills me is that nobody seems to notice the earring is a symbol of Mystra, his diety-ex-muse-ex-patron. It's pretty in character.

This, precisely.

[ShockedHearts]

Originally posted by Black Magic:

Originally posted by Veg:

He'd almost pass for a normal guy if it wasnt for the flamboyantly gay earring

And High Heels were not invented for male Butchers in 3500 B.C, and Make-up was not invented by men, for men, in as early as 4000 BCE.

Kinda think you can catch my drift here, but even the color pink was once a masculine statement for men.

I mean Link iconically wears earrings in a lot of artwork. and he is peak masculinity.

so ops argument didnt make sense to begin with.

[Lil Grandpa]

Originally posted by Leo Major:

Originally posted by Veg:

He'd almost pass for a normal guy if it wasnt for the flamboyantly gay earring

Imagine a larian made RPG based on the Greek Era of Spartans..... and Alexander the great.........

That would be the most epic and flamboyant rpg ever made......

No it wouldn't be, because greeks, despite what you may think, were not monolithic in their ideas, and definitely didn't fit into the modern rainbow mafia's ideals. I can assure you that, outside of outliers like the sacred band of thebes, if you were caught holding hands with a dude in public rather than your wife, you would be shamed.

[tank16365]

People please! for the love of god theres wizard hats everywhere!

[potassiumking]

someone make a wizard hat earring mod for Gale now

[God Queen 158]

Loved it when they added an earring to Gale back in EA!

[Archangel47]

If nothing else, this game has done a stellar job of exposing the laughable insecurities of straight men.

[LordOfTheBread]

Originally posted by Archangel47:

If nothing else, this game has done a stellar job of exposing the laughable insecurities of straight men.

Clearly, especially sicne we are talking about Gale, a huy that was banging the godess of magic Mystra.

[Lady_Regret]

...did we time travel back to the early 2000's? Pretty sure it's normal now for guys to wear earings regardless of sexuality...

[LordOfTheBread]

Originally posted by Lady_Regret:

...did we time travel back to the early 2000's? Pretty sure it's normal now for guys to wear earings regardless of sexuality...

These people never moved on, they are still stuck on their antequated views of the world.