Hainly Abrams

I think they removed it completely from the game in the 2nd or 3rd patch. I got it and thought nothing of it. I honestly don't get why people was so upset about it

i gotta give that a try. 

I think the complaint was from the LBGTQ community, that her just blurting it out right away was offensive, so they buried it under a few series of dialog.

In my current playthrough it wasn't in her initial dialog then I got the quest from her which led to the EOS architect fight and havn't spoken to her since. I usually don't chat up NPCs once I finish the related to quest to them though.

Tried chatting them up in March but most of them had dialog options that were already used up.  Been streamlining it a bit in this playthrough.  Will chat them up more next time I am running around the hubs.

Running around each outpost to talk to everyone every time you go there would be much less of a chore if a.) their locations were marked and b.) the buildings weren't set up in a mazelike fashion. I have trouble finding them all the first time.

Nothing bad about that. That's a personal choice.

Personally I like to listen to those stories (and their development trough time), because it ties me to the people you do your Pathfinder work for. It gives that work more meaning, and let you see that even small victories can make a difference. This are people who's life or/and wellbeing depend on your actions. It let you feel the weight of your decisions (yes I know it would not make much difference in a lot of cases, but hey.. role playing you know).

"Just a video game character" can mean a lot to you when people like you are almost completely absent from mainstream media fam.

Yeah who wants good narrative in a strongly narrative game?  

Sure.  They improved the flow of the story.  Which is the whole point.

Badly done narrative is bad.

Well, my point was people found the conversation to be sudden and extremely awkward given we just met her.  Thus the point of changing the conversation.

But if you want to keep b*tching about "sensitive gamers" don't let me stop you.

It's short, inconsequential dialogue from a minor NPC that you can easily miss. Not sure how improving that improves the game's narrative.