Gay romances are the reason why ME:A flopped

Maybe people think that because this is a place to discuss Bioware games that we've become accustomed to forum mediocrity and disappointment rather than simply having become accustomed to gaming mediocrity and disappointment?

Welcome to the 504890343 thread about how homosexuals and SJWs ruined MEA.

What should be noted however is the somewhat original spin in that it was not directly due to homosexuals and SJWs but to the people that hate them. That specific incarnation has only 36 threads to it which for this forum should be deemed rather original.

Good job.

Bets on length till threadlock?

Surprised that this troll bait thread has yet to be nuked into oblivion.

The problem that I've always had with these bait memes is that those are just hooks.
I see no actual bait here.
Maybe they've all been dipped in some kind of weird pheromones and have become, themselves bait?

Meme logic relief incoming. 

BioWare isn't socially progressive, you're just extremely backwards.

But let's say they were. Maybe they should lean into that skid. Accept their new niche and start ONLY offering LGBT romances.

It would be easier, for sure. Gays usually get nothing, and are willing to accept the bare minimum of romance content, so BioWare wouldn't have to work so hard.

We're also easier to please. I haven't seen a single lesbian complain about Cora's hair or Cassandra's "man chin", and Gil has the second-largest character fanthread, despite the fact that he barely even counts as a character. LGBT are some of the most active posters in this very forum. We rarely ever complain about mechanics or graphic fidelity. We're just happy to be included.

If you guys have decided to hate the game without even playing it, maybe BioWare should give up on you, and focus on their real fans, the "SJWs" who stay loyal despite being ignored.

I love that dance with mShep and Garrus.  I assume it was some sort of gender swap thing like you could do in ME1.  I saw a video on it somewhere with dialogue.  Pretty sure it's still FemShep's voice since, unlike in ME1, Meers and Hale did not record all the same dialogue in ME2 or ME3.  Still, the dance is great!