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So yes, Karlach is best girl, Aylin is also hot :D
Because of the points i listed above.. if i could not romance Karlach as a female Tav, i would just have not bought the game at all, Since at first i bought the game simply to romance Karlach.
If you prefer to look at men, then maybe you are gay?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j95kNwZw8YY
I'm not saying you're not allowed to voice your opinions or that you do stress over it. I just mean more in general, for everyone. There are things I don't like about a lot of my favourite games. I don't like all the typos in Final Fantasy 7. I don't like how Metal Gear Solid 3's frame rate dips. I hate how they made exploration feel mind numbingly boring in Starfield. Does it bother me that all the companions in BG3 swing both ways? No. I think they're written in a way where depending on how you're roleplaying you can think of and see them as being straight.
Just stop looking at it from on high, let yourself get down into the game and be immersed. Stop thinking about it. Roll with it. It becomes so much more enjoyable when you do, trust me. We don't need to keep looking at reality and pushing ideologies and political views and realness into video games, especially a video games based on a tabletop experience where your imagination is the key part of it. Let your imagination take over, not facts or opinions or view points. If you can't do that, that's okay too. You don't have to like that part of the game.
See, in the old days, you were allowed to be openly abusive and oppressive towards women, minorities and homosexuals. The law and society protected people who did so.
But now society is changed. Bigots are increasingly being asked to keep their opinions to themselves. And when they decide to act on their views and do some old-fashioned persecuting, the law actually protects their victims.
You call this game "activism". But activism implies a campaign for action. Far as I can see, the action has already happened - society has already changed. If anything, it's the bigots who are the activists now, trying to turn back social progress as if it were something someone ever succeeded in doing.
Also, whenever I deliberately choose the option to flirt with Gale, he flirts right back! He should be straight. I shouldn't get turned on IRL when he reciprocates my advances. The game focuses way too hard on this... like Gale's hard body. And Karlach's big muscly arms. I mean how am I to focus on the game when they keep teasing me with Gale on screen. They have such an agenda to turn me gay."
The OP focuses on the two strong women and projects the idea that their existence means that men must now be portrayed as damsels needing rescue.
Let’s look at those men.
Gale, a wizard…is portrayed as a handsome man rather than “classic” old wizard, who had an affair with the Goddess of Magic and is confident in himself.
Wyll, a bona fide folk hero, the Blade of Frontiers, a man who uses skill with a blade and magic gained by his pact, to hunt monsters and protect the innocent. A man who willingly puts himself in harms way and stands by his principles rather than kill an innocent
Astarion, the most “victim” of the lot, a vampire spawn who was forced to hunt for his master for centuries, and who’s willing to go to great lengths to break that control and be free. But he’s not asking someone to do it FOR him.
Halsin. A man built like a bear who can turn into a bear and who LED an entire Druid grove, and who is willing to step into the shadow realm to save the cursed lands
None of these men are weaklings or damsels who need “saving”
Well the "normal community" has a very strange way of expressing their rejection, I have to say...
Again with those implications. You people sure have an obsession with things being shoved into or onto various bodyparts. Not to mention your questionable comment about underage kids prior.
When did men become so weak and afraid?
You know the ones who challenged someone else to a duel to the death for any perceived slight? Yeah, those types.