[ SECRET POST #2718 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2718 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Things you'd want to yell at your fandom(s)?

[(Anonymous)]

Huh. I mean, I see why people do it, but that's bizarre. It's so clear to me, when I played the game, that the game was NOT adjusting for couples and those reactions. I thought it was painfully obvious at some points how scenes weren't written with certain pairings in mind--especially Chrom/MU, given the amount of screentime Chrom has.

That said, I can see being annoyed by "canon" love interests--you sort of feel like the devs are telling you 'do this' and everything else is less valid for it. Maybe it's just because I'm an ME fan, and it in Mass Effect, Liara is the person it's clear the game wants you to be with.

Re: Things you'd want to yell at your fandom(s)?

[fuwaride]

Yeah, it's a bit... strange. But I think people just get really caught up in it all. "Canon" ended up both as the superiority badge or a point of derision... In the end it's kinda petty, a smidge insensitive, a breeding ground for fights, you know.

Hm, I've never played Mass Effect. I didn't know it had "leanings" for certain romances, that's interesting.