So andromeda initiative is all about girlpower?

You cracked the code. Matriarchy propaganda confirmed.

Idk, maybe i am old, maybe i'm a shortminded but since Inquisition it seems Bioware took an approach to their stories that has been tottaly different from the old games.

We have a lot of sexual salad, like if they MUST INCLUDE ALL SORTS of sexual options, gay, bissexual, transexual, hetero etc. I mean, this may seem to be fair but to me, it's just a way to include more public into your products just as the hollywood movies have been doing with it's films in general, and tha't exactly what turns them into crap movies for the most part. You try to please everyone, ends up pleasing no one.

No wonder women have capabilities, skill, rights or whatever reasons to be in leader positions, i'm not discussin this. What i tried to point is that i felt Male characters in this game were depicted as less important or less powerful. This may seem to be the tide turning away from the feminism which have been reclaiming the exact opposite for quite some time, and i don't want the game to be be neither feminist or the opposite, i only want the game to be a good sci fi fantasy, and this doesn't mean we need to have only men, only women, or a perfect mix of them in leadership positions, but as i said above, my impression is that this kind of approach only turn the game less belieavable or at least the majority of people won't engage in the story so well because it is kinda mixed.
People have been complaining about characters being childish too, and this is another part of the same thing, to include more public at the cost of being oriented into some kind of game.
It's like: Lets make an horror movie, with adventurous characters, with adult content, childish jokes, a little bit of action and a well centered story within a mixed plotline.
okay this will totally get attention, but certainly will not be a great movie.

Yes, and with a gay Scott Ryder at their side, we shall rule the world with a fabulous fist.

It's the only way writers know how to do it, I think... virtue signaling for equality, that is. Put men down so women can shine... it's been like that in TV for years now. Why? 75% female audience, that's why. It's blatant, unrealistic and pandering... but it makes money, I guess. *shrugs*

Not quite sure when it started in gaming, but the reasons are definitely the same...

You are both bonkers and I really you don't have/will have daughters.

In other words "lalala, I don't even begin to think about what you said you sexist, lala".

At least my daughter (aged 2) will grow up with parents that don't lie to her...

I don't know about you guys, but about an hour after I placed an order for MEA, I heard a loud knocking at the door; I asked who they were, they said they had free m&ms or something. As soon as I opened the door, two enormous women with short pink hair, tattoos, and face piercings pinned me to the ground, while a third took out a huge knife and started sharpening it. I could barely ask what they were up to, before she cut my cock & balls, and tossed them into a plastic bag filled with ice cubes. Before I passed out from the pain, I could barely discern a BioWare logo on the bag.

So, because of this game, I've been emasculated. I've been told that playing "Ride to Hell: Retribution" should help me 'grow a new pair', though I'm not sure. Take caution from my sad tale. This is all a lesbian SJW ploy. Be careful.

If you are telling your daughter that men are being put down so that women can shine, then god help her.

What lies?

So...The Cabin in the Woods? That was a great movie. 

Yea, well, it will pass - ideas come in circles in society - and the next generation of youths is already more conservative and grounded in reality then the last one.

Bottom line, again: As long as you know it's only a fun fantasy to indulge, it's all fine.