There are no western AAA games with any kind of relationships that are strictly hetero. If a western game has romances, it has faggotry.
Even games like Avowed, with no relationships, still has a faggotry storyline for one of the main party members. So yes, they appear to be mandatory in western AAA gaming.
Although, if there are AAA western games that don't have it and are recently made, I would definitely like to know.
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There are no western AAA games with any kind of relationships that are strictly hetero.
OK, I’m by no means a gaming expert, I don’t think I’ve even played any game that would be classified as “AAA”, at least not lately…but I have to doubt that statement. I mean, there’s gotta be some examples where the male protagonist has a girlfriend/wife, right?
@TatersForever5481 #221323
Throwntheirbrainawayfromtheirheadacuntlivesin1037: How dare they put LGBT in my games! I don’t care about the gameplay, I CARE ABOUT THE SEXUAL OPTIONS!
I’ve said this before here, in response to quotes saying things like that: If you care that much about the sexual options in a game, play a damn porn game! There are actually some good ones out there, which I just happen to know for some reason….lol
Here’s hoping the next Duke Nukem is all about Duke coming to terms with his latent feelings for the Doom Guy, his prior objectification of women being a smokescreen to even himself as he grappled with his preception of manliness and masculinity.
Complete with a forty-nine minute cinematic cutscene where Duke physically grapples with a shirtless bara pigcop in a babyoil factory while Cher’s Believe plays in the OST.
@Anon-e-moose #221333 Batman , they want her to kiss them .They project themselves into their virtual dollies and demand that their fetishes be catered to. Meanwhile, well-adjusted people play V with mixed up genitals, or crossplay the Dovahkiin or roleplay a lesbian thruple in the Sims or build a big burly muscle mommy in the Saints Row boss builder but never touch the actual game because holy shit I even played Gat Out Of Hell and fuck me was the reboot the worst fucking thing in the franchise.
What? No, that doesn’t reveal anything about me, I’m talking about well-adjusted people.
Okay, now imagine it was thirty years ago, and someone was complaining about computer games ALWAYS having a non-white character.
That person would look pretty fucking foolish, no?
@TheKingOfRhye #221331
Notice how he worded it. Using his criteria, if a game had two side characters who were the same sex and sort of flirted with each other, even if they have 10 seconds of screen time, that would count as “game containing gay elements”.
@kuyohashi #221335
They project themselves into their virtual dollies and demand that their fetishes be catered to.
I don’t even get why there’s a need to “demand” it. It’s not like various fetishes aren’t catered to already… And I’m not just thinking about Lady Dimitrescu or Karlach or Evataash, or Liara T’soni, or Serana, or Jeanette Voerman, or- ahem My point being that wether or not you’re a pervert or just a regular gamer, games have something for everyone, which most people consider a good thing. But sadly to douches like the OP the problem is that for every game like DOOM(*) there’s a Resident Evil 3. For every game like Duke Nukem, there is a Mass Effect. Aka for every game that caters to the OP’s tastes, there “dares” to be a game that caters to other folks.
(*)FYI, I love DOOM and DOOM Eternal myself, not saying they’re bad games at all.
Mass Effect a male Shep can romance Tali, Liara, Ashley. Batman Arkhamm Knight has Catwoman flirt with Bats. Cyberpunk 2077 a male V can romance Panam and have sex with Meredith. The LGBT relationships are optional. How do I know? I'm aware in ME3 you can as male romance the marine on your team but I never do. And get this: it didn't affect anything. The relationship between my Shep and James had respect and comrodorie. They were friends, brothers. In other words it's optional
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