Wow! Just out of curiosity I read the comic. HOLY SMOKES!!! Talk about some wounded snowflakes. That was about as benign as I could see. Anyone who got offended at that is a very special snowflake indeed. Maybe you little whinny snowflakes need to turn your offended meters up a bit. If that offended you?, then move to the middle east or Russia. There was nothing about that comic that seemed forced. Bad writing maybe. But not forced. First there was the liberal snowflakes coming out about any social issues. Now we have the anti-SJW crowd crying like babies over pure nothing. Don't like something? Don't read it or watch it. Simple as that.

Define forced for me please. Did some higher up at Bungie tell the writers to make Ana gay or else? There isn't any "forced" diversity. This is the way Bungie chose to make THEIR character, so I am pretty sure that nobody forced them to make the decisions that they did on a game that THEY created. Forced Diversity.. That's comical...I guess playing this game or reading the comic is forced too right?

[quote]That’s how it should be. What you mean is diversity should be natural.[/quote] How exactly is anything natural in a made up story??? The only time you can ever get any kind of "natural" diversity is if it happens in fron of you, at random. Written literature, well it's never going to be natural. They have to think of how to write it, how to express it etc. The writers could have said something like " Ana alone in the field during nights like this, missed her beloved wife/gf Camrin even more" and not mentioned Camrin again and people would have still pointed out that it was "forced" diversity.

christ, this bullshit again? without the -blam!-ing comic, no one would even know! I wouldn't know except you asshats keep posting this shit trying to MAKE IT INTO AN ISSUE.

I don't mind. All crucible players are gay, holding d**ks all day long.

I watched "The Magicians" on Amazon Prime this week. I wasn't offended by any of the sex scenes or the bi-guy, because it wasn't forced onto me. It made sense, esp. when there is something like roman style sex-magic. lmao

Those are my thoughts

[quote]Nowhere in here does it say diversity is bad. It’s when you make a character LGBTQ+ just for the sake of marketing and profit that it becomes a problem. It’s okay to have LGBTQ+ characters, as long as their entire character doesn’t revolve around them being LGBTQ+. They need to have development beyond that point. By this I mean not using that trait as a crutch.[/quote] Actually, her whole character doesnt revolve around her being a lesbian. Sure in the comics its the focal point but it has nothing to do with her character in the game. Through in game lore her history comes from being known as possibly one of the strongest/best gunslingers. In the actual campaign it focuses on her trying to find information to her past, from her connection to the bray family, their tech, rasputin, the fact that her sister "may" be the exo stranger and the fact that she was actually adopted into the Bray family vs being related through blood. Heck even in the trailer it tried to market her as this badass hunter kicking and dodging thralls, scaling icebergs with just knives, possibly having cybernetic enhancements via her eyes and rogue by saying she isnt great with rules. So really if you skipped the comics, you probably wouldnt have known she was a lesbian and known the other stuff that's actually mentioned in the game and shown in the trailer, which I'm sure recieved more marketing than the comic which probably was shared mostly amongst the community such as posts like these and outside the community vs bungie saying "hey everyone, even if you don't play destiny, we have a lgbt character in our comic! Check it out and buy the game!" In the comics it really focuses on why and how she ended up on mars and who she's fighting for aside from the usual "to save the world". Similar to how we found out why osiris left the city. Now I don't wanna copy pasta what everyone else has said and even you say you have nothing against LGBT people, however i still get this vibe that this post was made because she was LGBT and not just because she had poor writing. Heck i think Osiris didnt get this much attention for being lack luster as a character in game after all the back history in D1 and the comics.

ugh, AGAIN with post having a required watching. please post the main points of the video and how you agree/disagree with them next time. that being said, ima just say this: just read the comics, and i dont see a "forced diversity". Ana was searching for her past, she met someone who could help, and they became close. that relationship fuels her motivations further in a reasonable manner. how do i know that its not "forced diversity"? simple, suppose her love interest was a white man. did that change anything? nope. therefore, i have strong reason to believe that it is NOT "forced diversity".

You write very well. Thought provoking post. Great!

Ed ecco perché questo gioco e questa community andranno sempre male Git gud everyone.

Honestly I could care less. All the characters in the game have the personally of a dead animal.

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