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Dean_the_Young

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  1. And middle-aged heterosexual women are the largest demographic of male-on-male ****. That there are consumer markets for the **** has nothing to do with any exclusive homophobia niche.
  2. Secret police . They have power/resource conflicts with the military. While nominally they can stop just about anyone short of the Sith, politically they are subservient to the Sith and have to work with, not through, the military.
  3. While your faith in modern sexual liberalism is warming, homophobes and sexually conservative people who don't feel comfortable with universal application of open bisexuality are paying customers as well. So are people who disapprove of design decisions such as 'let's make every romance character bisexual just to save time, and just switch the pronouns' when sexual orientation is both a distinguishing aspect and a major part of many people's sexual identities. Not all people are bi any more than all people are hetero or gay. Nor all are people into open bisexuals. That line of thought is a disservice to both heterosexual and homosexuals who have their own preferences of what they want, and also what they want their partners to want. There's plenty of ground for wanting non-hetero relationships available, but 'make all characters available to all players' is no more a solution that 'remove all romances.'
  4. Out of curiosity, does the Watcher Two flirting for Imperial Agent count as a one night stand, or something else? Curios about it, can't play the Agent story myself for some time to come.
  5. I've only had a friend tell me a bit about the Darth Jadus route. I've heard that Watcher 2 is supposed to be captured if you side with Jadus, but do you remember what happens with her afterwards?
  6. In short, you become the Hand of Jadus, his personal assassin. You get the same missions but with different contexts and objectives, fitting your new role as the Hand of Jadus, his personal assassin. Rather than protect/help NPC S for reason I, you're tasked to kill them for reason J. The main context difference is your relationship to Imperial Intelligence. You're a hero if you stop Jadus, but if you side with Jadus many of them see you as a sell-out to the Sith and don't work/talk with you anymore.
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