LGBTQ+ tag actual problem (and no, the inclusion of the tag ain't it)

[BornToFragAlpha]

On Steam page, Dragon Age Veilguard has the following tags in order: Single Player, LGTBQ+, Action RPG and Fantasy.

This video-game has the tag LGBTQ+ -before- Action RPG or even Fantasy. What does it tell us? That it is a priority over all rest, the second, most important aspect of the game after it being Single Player.

You would not advertise it such, nor put it there, unless that is where your focus is. Last I checked, this is not a dating sim video-game and yet your attention lies on the sexuality of the characters?

It is more important than the genre (Fantasy) and more important than the game (Action RPG)

Is this a dating sim? Who the Hell is this game made for? I do not understand.

[AbyssDemon]

https://store.steampowered.com/tag/

[Aeriar]

Those are "Popular user defined tags". The important stuff put by the developer is in different place.

[Cutlass Jack]

That the list includes 'Turn Based Tactics' tells me everything I need to know about user defined tags. LGBTQ is hardly the problem.

[Skunk]

The tag is good, it's a warning to avoid buying the game. More games should have that tag instead of hiding it like cowards.

[YellowNomadGlitch]

If it isn't what the game is about, can't Devs just remove it? As it happen with Concord? So this being "user" tag seems just an excuse to say this is fine.