I cannot defend BioWare regarding SJW stuff anymore. That's it.

BioWare games have always been progressive, but I must say I think starting with 3 it started getting too preachy. For example, one dialogue with EDI in the cockpit has Joker telling some Krogan vs Salarian jokes and EDI corrects him saying it plays to racial stereotypes on both sides, and then Joker explains back to her that it's one of the few jokes you'll hear being said on both sides. He then explains that comedy isn't about being nice but it can be a way to air out the ugly things people think (almost exact phrasing here).

It's a minor detail but even this I thought is too much the type of moral statements you'll hear said on Twitter or between people in political conversations. The point isn't "keep yo polidicks out of mah games!" it's more that when it becomes political-spouting inside a game and feels like exactly the kinds of debates you'll hear outside the game it feels... cheap, and unfitting. Luckily this works because of the context but it still feels like an annoying message snuck in here that's more about Patrick telling you what he thinks than it's about writing applicabily for Mass Effect.

Anita is trash, I agree, but overreaction, tho? Also, what a diverse cast. Not my BioWare.

I don't have a huge issue with the original event posted here. No big deal though wish we could quickly get to the point of not singling out sexes.

Re BioWare and some sort of politically correctness, with no real proof on my part i was disappointed that they seemed to make a story arch change when they just pretended that Sandal never existed all of a sudden.

What would a product with all politics kept out even look like?