Is new Bioware agaisnt christianity?

I don't care if he is into guys? I never said he was straight 

Saying questioning if god is finite is not bad is an insult?

Well, messing up their religious representation in game doesn't generate headlines on video game and news sites.  Messing up their trans character gets them lots of bad publicity.  I understand why they were in such a rush to fix that.  I don't really get why they messed it up in the first place, like I said earlier if they don't know anything about it they are safer to just not include it in the game.  Their lesbian characters have never been "super great" representations but good enough for me to enjoy it in a video game.  No complaints from me there.

Personally, I do doubt they would care if religious people don't like the Suvi conversations, to me their messaging there was rather clear.  But, like I said since it isn't generating headlines it might never have even crossed their radar.

As someone that used to love Bioware for the things they have included in their games over the years they are reaching a point where I really question whether they deserve to be supported or not anymore.   Pretty common for me though these days, lots of things I used to support I just can't anymore as they move further and further away from my opinions.

I never said anything agaisnt pro LGBT content. I just said they have a SJW mindset hence the lack of good religious characters and everything else I've been saying in this thread already. 


And i didnt say Suvi is the reason it's anti religion based on one comment alone. Time and time I've repeated myself to you guys. I'm done talking to people who don't even read what I say

Certainly the most common one, and it may have the strongest historical pedigree, but there's also alot of Christians (both theologians and lay believers) who reject or alter it.. all the way to the extreme end of the spectrum where you have the William Lane Craigs who think that faith in god can be demonstrated on evidential and/or a priori logical grounds (lolfail). The nature of faith is as much an internal dispute among Christians as it as a matter of Christians vs. non-Christians, so characterizing Suvi's comments as insulting or against Christianity/religion isn't very tenable. 

Isn't Gaider the man that quit Tumblr because he hated it, and also wanted romances gone from Bioware games? 

Don't know that much about Patrick Weekes, but he is a good writer, that is all i care about to be honest. 

Also we've seen many examples in Bioware's rpg's that they have no issue with talking about religion, and both support/mock it. Which i think is important.

I never said anything about "if god is finite".  That was never my position.

Could it now? I asked you before when you were clamoring for meeting more religious people. What about them being devout muslims or jews trying to rub their religion in your face? Why not answer that question? Uncomfortable about that scenario because it might show that religion has no business being part of a video game? At least not based on real world religions. Which is also the reason why Suvis believes are left vague.

Personally I don't think putting any real world religions in game is a good idea.  If they want to cover the topic they should do it the way DA does it with a fantasy religion.  Sure they can have inspirations from real religions but they should always be different and fantastical enough to be their own thing.

And I said that was never my position.   I laid it out to R'Shara where I bolded the comments from the Suvi conversation I took issue with.

That gets tricky in a real-world setting, which even Mass Effect is after a fashion - it's supposed to be set in the future, with the world as it is now as part of its past, so it can look too much like skirting around the issue to be convincing if you're not careful.

Gimme a break: I asked you what was anti-religion about MEA, and you listed two comments from the Suvi conversation and the Kett being evil, and I pointed out how each of these failed to make MEA "anti-religion". The problem isn't not reading you, the problem is that the arguments you're making fall well short of your conclusion.