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It isn't medieval though, because a future Thedas doesn't exist, so Middle Ages doesn't technically exist in the game.
Either way it is fantasy, and it is an optional choice, nobody will be forced to pick it, so people are just being pedantic.
I think he mean medieval fantasy is based on real earth medieval history not that it is medieval for Thedas
and yet there are historical people that were trans as we would know it today that lived in those periods. a quick google search brings up things like the male that ended up living as a female seamstress and prostitute in london and even had a court case on it as they couldnt establish if sodomy was or was not occuring as dressing the opposite gender wasnt illegal at the time. Or the born female monk that lived as a male and was even accused of fathering a child and this one was even canonized by the catholics. and this is just brushing the quickest of google searches.
so using "its influenced by medieval europe" as an excuse to exclude lgbtq rerpesentation in a purely fictional universe that - since the start has been progressive and inclusive (granted as society has been more accepting its more visible in recent installments) - is rather weak.
gay people, gender dysphoria, etc aren't exclusive to modern times. there are stories and accounts throughout history of it being present in society. it may be more visible now as science and society is more open and religion has less sway force it underground but its not new.
It was a great hype trailer.
https://youtu.be/NdtmtuzICOI?si=Rei4MkEeXz5HSPV0
Story, obviously. It will be as shallow as any DA title (sorry, they are).
EA decides to be inclusive/respectful? Their ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ right. Will I lose my balls over it? Nope. Does it attack my personal freedom? Nope.
Will I have to consult some weird church for Conversion Therapy after playing the game? Nope.
Will playing this game make me more or less intelligent than before? Nope.
Do overt homophobic and insecure individuals flooding their BS in the forums make me slightly mad? Yes.
I expect the game to be a decent enough action RPG worth playing if they deliver on the technical side. What I saw from gameplay videos, the combat looks fun and locations and landscapes seem varied and interesting enough to explore.
On release, I will watch some uncommented gameplays and performance videos and decide then. That has nothing to do with the game but my low trust in EA in general.
Big yes, both.
The fourth instalment with dumped down combat (in hope of bigger sales), no footprints in any terrain, Qunari that isn't intimidating. This is worth of max twenty bucks. Not to forget that we can't create actual female nor male character. Also that highly praised hair physics goes over the top in some cutscenes as in no weight 😒 Now waiting for Eaware to sell Mass Effect IP to other company & for that Dragon Age Origins remaster by fan to be complete ⏳
I wonder why vast majority of people skip these guys.