I fail to see how this game is "sjw propoganda"

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_justice_warrior

1. Hainly Abrams.

They put time and effort to design a character specifically about transgenderism...and you cant criticize it. That is not roleplay...that is an agenda. In DAI you can give the proverbial middle finger to the maker or be a supporter of the maker; you could not even criticize Dorian and/or Krem just for being what they claimed to be. That is an agenda and you and everyone else knows it.

If the devs designed the game with the intention of saying that LGBT are perverted deviants who are a detriment to society and your character was forced to be supportive of that then you would see a massive public outrage. People would call that an agenda.

Hence, the obvious double standard.

Not only that, but Bioware specifically released a letter of address and apology for the way they portrayed Hainly. That is special treatment. That is a focus on specific aspects and NOT the product quality as a whole. That is priority. That is evidence in and of itself. 

2. Female characters getting bashed with the "Fugly Stick".

Male Ryder is on par with model picture. Sarah Ryder is not. By all indications they altered the face to make her more "generic" and/or "normal"(as of yet no statement of fact, but it fits the theme of what else they did in the game and is supported by the video below). It would seem to be based on not wanted to be criticized for following the so-called "sexually objectifying women in video games". 

That is also ignoring PeeBee and the clones of the Asari in general and the rest of the CC preset options(minus the new ones released recently but only after criticism).



Take note at 5:12 and onwards. That is clearly an agenda. 

The bottom-line;

It takes time, money and effort to design the game with these ideals in mind. They spent time to do Hainly Abrams and the FUGLY smashing, but they didn't care about the product quality as a whole. They didn't care about the facial animations or animations in general...they did, however, care about making sure these SJW ideals were placed and put into the game and were sure to apologize for offending people for not portraying Hainly "accurately"...and it is ONLY after heavy criticism that they bothered with the rest.

That's all that needs to be said.

Oh crap I have just become a meme poster

Did you now?

Interesting on how you would have to effectively call Liam Robertson a liar in order to dismiss his comments based upon his own interview and research. If you do so then that is your choice, but I do find it interesting on how you seemed to have hinged on the youtube video link while ignoring the rest of the points that form the cohesive whole.

Such is the way how people with no real rebuttal usually choose to act; attack the one aspect that is perceived to be questionable(all-the-while not really refuting it) while ignoring the rest which give no leeway to do so in the first place.

People actually think "you can't be a bigot" is a valid criticism. Wow.

Oh please you are the snowflakes that can't handle a video game with a little variety.

I wouldn't mind a game where you could criticize anyone for anything. Watched Game of Thrones? There was a guy called Oberyn that thought that being BI was superior to being straight, since you appreciate everything that God has created equally. 

Quoting mordiver:

''In DAI you can give the proverbial middle finger to the maker or be a supporter of the maker'' 

This was the double standard. Religious people are real, and in DA:I you can criticize them for it. Now I am not religious myself and I don't like religion, but that is a fair point. 

The chantry is a fictional religion and so is fair game just like elves are a fictional race and so you can be racist against them in origins as you pointed out earlier.

Homosexuality however is a real life thing and so is not comparable.

You can say andraste was just a crazy mage but you can't say Jesus was a crazy magician. You can say knife ears but you can't say [insert real life racial slur]

More like asking Jaal what Ryder tastes like!

It doesn't really matter, it's the principle. If it's ok to criticize fictional religion and call people of a fictional race with slurs, then it shouldn't be a problem to include real life religion and real life slurs.

That is something you can include in your own game if you wish, but bioware clearly doesn't want to go there. They don't want to offend anyone, and that INCLUDES the straight white conservative people who might feel that bioware is catering to other people at the moment.

maybe youd rather Bioware let you say Christians and Americans are evil in their fantasy game, and hey fair enough. There might one day be a game like that out there, but dragon age can't please everyone!