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

The game isnt any type of propaganda You hear lots of stupid arguments online, and most containing politics are worth ignoring, all it means is the person tried so hard to find an enemy that they well... convinced themselves theyd found one

Ive seen lots of things, like the holding hands/running scene in The Force Awakens being described as feminism, with no thought about how Rey knew where she was going, and that you see her leading the way immediately after as they try and escape.

Ive played through most BioWare games, including DAI and MEA.. and there are times when both sides of stupid stuff like this (well, the whole propaganda side) makes me uncomfortable in the world generally (that is, the real world)... the games dont have any kind of propaganda in... are they inclusive??? Sure, but its just to give the player options, and the two arent the same thing

There are just people in the world of a variety of different opinions who just want to find enemies everywhere and are very paranoid... good for them I guess, meanwhile ill be happy enjoying things and fangirling and not spending my life making up imaginary enemies

Yeah that makes sense, I'm sure someone else posted the comment by Faceman that I had quoted and responded directly to there.

Yeah but tokenization and quota filing isn't really what anyone wants.
That's a white liberal m.o. that feels just as (almost as?) racist/misogynist/whatever as total exclusion. Similarly, there is "knighting" (like white knighting) in these discussions but there are also plenty of people calling for inclusion who belong to the groups in question, speaking for themselves. I think people want thoughtful representation, which is why some of BW's attempts in this game annoyed some on both sides of the divide, because they felt like afterthoughts to check off boxes.

As it was straightforward to the point of triviality, that's not especially plausible either. If you want to be done with a conversation, you can just say so, or just stop participating- no need to make up disingenuous excuses. 

Conclusions, you mean. 

Assumptive conclusions, yes. 

Oh lord. The hypocrisy in that article is strong.
Edit: why'd you change your handle?

lol! That sounds about right, I think.

Not every woman agrees about what is offensive. I don't really care about there being sexy fem characters -- I usually make them to be sexy (whatever I consider sexy, anyway) bc we are kind of roleplaying, right? I do get kind of annoyed when they're fighting hordes in heels, like in TW3. anyway, I hate how Scott looks as much as so many of you seem to hate Sara. He looks like a J Crew model or something, very boring and generic, would not bang. MaleShep was way, way, wayyyyy sexier. The jawline, for one.
But I don't think there was a lot of fuss about the Tomb Raider prequels? was there? I may have missed it... in 1996 when the original came out there just weren't as many games offering a fem PC and so Lara got a lot more scrutiny from feminists (esp her tiny tiny Barbie waist). By now we have had more games that have a fem PC or the opportunity to play one and not all of them are hyper-sexualized. 
Catwoman also feels like a really old reference. LOL. 
They did update Lara a little bit to look like a real person. I think in the new games she's really hot but maybe others disagreed.

LMAO, that is so deeply fucked. What novel is that?

For Such a Time by Kate Breslin.

Here's a joint discussion of the book that goes into the good and the bad including the fact that the publisher used an actual photograph of jews at Auschwitz as a part of the romance novel cover:
dearauthor.com/features/letters-of-opinion/joint-discussion-time-kate-breslin/

Note: it's not just about the premise of the book, it's also about how that premise is written. 

It's not easy to pick out specific examples. The good and evil in this game are very clearly defined, you cannot offend anyone and no one offends you personally, people challenge authority but don't challenge ideas, the relationship in the crew cannot be professional, it is friendly and  personal by default, every individual that talks about anything remotely emotionally charged takes extra steps to be super careful, considerate and accepting. 

I guess one example that I really remember as a wtf moment was when I just recruited Peebee and wanted to talk to her. I selected something neutral as a conversation starter and it ended up being something like: ''I was hoping you would be willing to open up more.'' And that got me really confused as to why is my default convo starter with a new squadmate, that I know nothing about yet, trying to get to know them as a person on deeper level and only if they don't mind. 

Something like that. The feeling I got from this game is akin to a feeling of mild cultural shock.