Should Bioware continue making "strong" female characters?

I second and third this motion!

The OP is so incoherent that this has to be a troll. It comes across as the ramblings of a mad man.

No, canonically it's "the grey warden/the inquisitor/shepard" - no gender given at all (!), so nope it isn't canonically a male character

Also Miranda isn't mean, damned she has issues and is insecure (just like, you know, millions of people out there!) if you help her out you learn why (more so if you romance her!), same for Jack (even worse issues!)!

Vetra I might like, as for Cora? We'll see (I think I might like her, once I've convinced her that it's ok that I've taken her place (she was the pathfinder-replacement after all and in the end you get the job and she's not incapacitated or dead))

As for "strong female characters" - as long as they don't start making weak male ones (or dumb male ones) to make the women shine even more (or pander to SJW-Stuff, which IMHO they have not really done so far, thank god!)

As I've once said on the old BSN:

I don't want a male or female hero - I want a hero who just happens to be male or female, no special treatment for either gender etc. (!)

Same for companions, don't make the male ones look like incompetent fools (and the females like they can take on the whole galaxy alone) and I am fine with it (!)

Note: I disliked not being able to change Vivienne in DA:I (not to mention romancing her)...her pro-mage-circles stance isn't my cup of tea (mage oppression is like racism in a way: You were born black (or: With magic) and now you are a subhuman monster and we have to discriminate against you...sure mages are more dangerous than the average normal person, but that still doesn't make this RIGHT! Mages mostly only act up BECAUSE OF THE OPPRESSION they suffer!)

greetings LAX

Miranda was a woman not a girl.

Anyways, I found her extreme insecurity deep down inside hyper feminine.

Can we at least keep Morrigan, Isabela, and Miranda?

Sorry, but... Do you mean Sara Ryder exists, canonically? Or that the 'new' Pathfinder is female?  The former is certainly true, but is not the second up to the player?

Fuck yeah they should. I dont want a female character being my equal.

You know what bimbos are? Thats what they should strive to be.

So you want them to dislike you and want you to go away so they can get a  "real" man instead?  Sure, if that is what float your boat.

I rather have interesting companions.

You are clearly lesbophobic...

Sorry if i misinterpret you, but I'm 99.9% sure: