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Yeah that was the time I felt we had hit the Center of the Pendulum. I was actually rather shocked how quickly everything seemed to go from there. I know it had been taking place for awhile, but unless you where watching for it, or being effected by it, it just seemed to smack you in the Face. Just plain Societal Insanity is the only way I can see it.
Did you just call Dragon Age Origins, bad? :|
I think the difference is that those characters were a novelty at the time they came out. They're a dime a dozen now, though. And, you're right, they were very well done and the examples I gave were just bad shows.
It does seem like the whole "strong woman" trope has massively over saturated the market to the point being lazy and formulaic. It has gotten to the point where studios put the bare minimum of talent and effort into the product because they think they can just guilt trip people into buying the product by screaming about sexism.
BG3 is a good game for the most part, but it's got a lot of cringe in it, too. Luckily for Larian, they nailed the gameplay aspect and there was enough good writing to make it worthwhile to play all the way through and recommend on Steam.
And that line tells me all I need to know.
Women are not background characters in men's life.
Hahahaha. It's clearly not at all what he meant or even implied.
He was quite clearly critiquing the fact that every single Strength based companion (Fighter, Barbarian, Paladin) are females, and that this was no accident but an intentional choice.
Truly there is no besting this best girl.
I can't agree. Karlach was written like an edgy 14 year old boy. So obnoxious.
Not every child born to heterosexuals is straight. Having children is far more than just passing on our sexual preferences.
We are so many (as humans, not gays before anyone starts panicking) and yet some people for some reason think humanity will go extinct or something. Gays aren't the threat here. Starvation and wars on the other hand.... Or an asteroid decides to hit us one day.
The VAST majority is straight as it always was and it will remain that way for years to come, that's for sure. It's not a cause for concern, whatever those... social media sites tell you otherwise.
I was wondering where my post went, oh well.
So this comes up pretty often, some consider this to be cheating, some reluctantly accept it, and others whole heartily embrace the options.
As to whether it counts given the context of the persons statement, I think it really depends on how we choose to consider it and I'm going to assume they meant "breed with one another". Sperm banks I would not consider to be in the spirit of the statement as they obviously intended it. Surrogacy I'm not sure how far along advanced the tech is but last I was aware it was still a biological males sperm and a biological womans egg in the initial process. If we've gotten to the point of gene splicing two people of the same gender to produce a viable egg/sperm combo then awesome.
It is inevitable that we perfect gene splicing, artificial wombs, etc. So it's honestly a mute point anyways. Provided we don't nuke ourselves off the planet first.
What you get attracted to can't get taught. Just as with fetishes and desires else.
Yup she has a lot of feminine traits and I love it. She's not your 'me woman better than any man on Faerun' type.