Same Sex Romance?

I think this is known as cutting off your nose to spite your face.

Back on topic... So what did happen to the talk about adding SGRs and why is it being swept under the rug? Bioware, when can we expect an update on the status of SGRs ?

All of the affore mentioned content you are tossing out is active "live action" never to be reproduced in exactedness (the uniqueness art requires) content, compared to what i was suggesting. Poorly written diolouge, with a fade to black then renter scene left continue poorly written diolouge malarky.

There is no value in the content. I dont need sex to enjoy star wars.

the only thing you can really go on is that they said sgr would only come in new story content. when/if they add new companions or raise comp affection cap and add new companion story arcs is when it would/could be added.

it is also worth noting that BW is not in total control of content in the game, lucasarts still has final say. so BW could have intended to add SGR, but was vetoed by lucasarts. now with disney in the mix, i suppose they could veto it as well.

my personal opinion is it has less to do with BW not wanting to add sgr or getting vetoed by lucasarts... but more to do with how expensive and how much time is involved in creating more companion story content and the like.

That's still no excuse for not telling the players. Even saying "the decision has been made to never include this content" would put them in less of a hole than the apparent gag order on the issue is digging them into.

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