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2. Be ready to face a million SJWs who will come and bash you and your thread. Cause they cant see the differense between tolerance and agenda.
(deleting game)
I spent hours with him in 'Big Hunt DLC", so thats why he was... ohhh....
Otherwise everyone else is assumed straight unless stated otherwise (Roland and Lilith dating for example).
Edit: Also Tina might be either bi or lesbian, but she's also thirteen or so and only has a small crush on Maya, and I doubt they are really going to go anything into that unless she's aged up by 3.
Most people in the WORLD are straight... which is why it's weird for such a large proportion of the people in this game to be gay. I just find it very odd that this sort of agenda is being pushed so much in this type of game - it really wasn't the sort of thing I was expecting from Borderlands. As I said, I'm cool with having some diversity, but this is just ridiculous, and not in a good way.
Basically point, Mad Moxxie is an example of how we do it normally, shoving it in our face but we don't take notice. Someone gay does it and we notice because it's relatively new to the industry.
I count 3 gay people in this game so far, 13 hours in. One of 'em is dead.
Are you sure?
According to this Wikipedia article on the topic:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_New_Zealand#Discrimination
It's not a current social issue in Australia and New Zealand.
The way in which it is done in the game is really off. It's not like they're trying to come out and say homosexuality is normal and prevalent, quite the opposite. All the gay characters in the game are real oddballs.
The first gay character you meet is a tad bit crazy. The second one you meet is hyper anti-social and taking it out on society. The third one is obsessed with one person and uses the lamest approaches to try and woo said person. Then you get to the last gay man and it's just way over the top.
If anything they've created homosexuals as cartoon characters.
For straight characters we have Jack, Nisha, Claptrap(he shows interest into Felicity, specifically a female AI, and seems to have a male personality), the Meriff, Roland, Lilith, Nurse Nina, and probably a few others.
If anything, about 30% of the cast is homosexual, and honestly, I like it, maybe the abundance is too much, but the way said characters are represented is actually quite well done, and hardly all in good light(Nakamura is a flat-out stalker, for example, and Rose is shown to be very psychotic), and honestly, I don't see it as "announce it every time you meet them", they comment it on the side, the only one that is really in the face is Janey if you are playing Athena, and that's because Janey is a really awkward flirt.
Edit: Saw the thing about Athena apparently fooling around with Springs or something, I have not beaten TVHM though so I'll see when I get there I guess.