As someone who hates Bioware's heavy handed SJW nonsense...credit where due...

I wholeheartedly agree. Among all the political attempts, Suvi's stood out has refreshingly non-judgmental. The narrative doesn't try agreeing with either side, which makes it feel like a genuine discussion between two opposing beliefs if you do choose to disagree with her. Whoever wrote that section knows how to handle good debates.

Sadly, unlike Suvi's dialogue, you still need to learn how to have a discussion. Jumping to insults only makes you look as intolerant as the sjws you hate so much.

I don't play the male presets so I can only judge based on what I see here on the forums for the most part.  So granted, they may not look as good in game.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_sexual_orientation#Modern_survey_results

Around 5-7% I guess. In MEA it's closer to 50%, at least mentioned ones.


So they should overrepresent women now to make up for it ? Especially among the Krogan, the most violent and primitive species? 

"TWO WOMEN? JESUS CHRIST, WHAT IS THIS A TUPPERWARE PARTY?"

Haha. Oh wow, we have a smart one here.

Default and a preset. You know what presets are, right? Exacly, you use it to make your own.

So let me get this straight: you bitch about a certain archetype you claim isn't in the game at all, everybody is a sissy. Yet you didn't pay any attention to any 'second plan characters'. Right. Another great strike of brilliance right there.

Race isn't your thing? Yet you complain about not being to able to make a white character?

Ok then. You're just too smart for me. Enjoy your monumental victory in debate.

Let's really stir the pot because this is a insanely funny thread.

Gil " Just occurred to me that the initiative is a glorified dating service to procreate".

*stirs the pot*

Would the initiative have only straight people for that reason?.

😈

So Gil, Suvi, Reyes, Vetra, Peebee, a Pathfinder & some random NPCs are 50% of the people in Andromeda? 

And Wrex says in ME2 that Krogan women can hold their own against Krogan men, making them just as prone to violence as any male Krogan. I wouldn't use the same stereotypes you use for human women for Krogan women.

Also - you think women were overrepresented in MEA - wow. Guess what the say is true when you're used to having most of the representation any step towards equalising it feels like you are loosing something. 

Just answering "very worried" (stupid) questions. Originally just meant that Krogans Vorchas and Geths are gone, but seems people come with stereotypical fears and labels. And then not sure part comes because people can't decide which label to put on me. Once they will decide will call me stupid and will ignore. Typical ignorance. 

Yeah, I thought Ryder's response of, "No such thing as a higher power" came off a bit rude, tbt.  

My issue with the two choices for response is that they're two black'n'white viewpoints on this subject, either you're spiritual (and therefore theist) or your nonspiritual (atheist).  However, I'm not going to get all up in Bioware's craw over this.  Their writing has never been the epitome of critical thinking and serious philosophical debating; I only expect a few choices and views on a subject, and those views will most definitely be what's already "common knowledge" on said issues instead of bringing in unique third or fourth perspectives.


And, as to Suvi bringing her views up so heavily in dialogue... it is a Bioware game.  As Yahtzee Croshaw keeps critiquing about their games, "People regurgitate their life's story at the slightest invitation."  I love Bioware's games, but they are really bad about doing this (That's why Sloane's turian right-hand was so hilarious and refreshing when Ryder asked him what his story was and, after giving a fluffy tall tale, pointed out how preposterous it was for Ryder to assume he'd tell a stranger anything at all  ).  How Suvi expresses her views, knowing that's it's going to happen in a modern Bioware game, I thought was very well done and beautiful.  

The most laughable part of this post, and trust me, there's a lot in there, is that you think that it takes 2 hours to look like Reyes.