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To: ArrogantBustard

I have this game. It’s excellent. The “gay or straight” scenes are based on how you play out the story elements of the game. If your characted is female, and you court another female character you set the game up for one of these scenes later. It’s a 30 second oldschool movie love scene with passionate people that doesn’t show much. The offensive part is that it has gay romance options at all, but you get that everywhere these days no matter what the game rating is. You get that on nightly sitcoms. Not much different here but you can choose to NOT play the game in a way that ends up at those scenes.

The rest of the game’s story is top notch and plays out like a quality fantasy novel. I highly recommend it, but not to kids under teen. The story can be a bit intense in places.


14 posted on 12/01/2009 10:13:23 AM PST by Advil000
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To: Advil000

Maybe I’m not immune to gay sex “love” scenes or something, but it was quite disturbing to see a man and a man on top of each other and kissing while writhing to “love” music.


18 posted on 12/01/2009 10:19:29 AM PST by autumnraine (You can't fix stupid, but you can vote it out!)
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To: Advil000
You get that on nightly sitcoms.

Actually, NO.

I don't get militant faggotry on nightly sitcoms.

I don't watch nightly sitcoms. They were lousy even before they started promoting faggotry. In fact, I've pretty much turned network drama and "comedy" OFF (particularly antything on ABC) because of the unrelenting liberalism and faggotry.

20 posted on 12/01/2009 10:21:57 AM PST by ArrogantBustard (Western Civilization is Aborting, Buggering, and Contracepting itself out of existence.)
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