[ SECRET POST #2950 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2950 ⌋

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That's quite the jump to make, and I'm not following it. I'd say it says more about the interests of the (female, generally) gamers who play Dragon Age. Especially given the option to create an avatar, which often players will have align with their own genders and basically live through them. Since most of them are also probably straight, they are probably writing stories from their experiences with the game, which basically promotes a self-insert type immersion and thus ends up being heterosexual.

I mean, I specifically created a male Hawke for Dragon Age 2 so I could romance Fenris. If that hadn't been a factor, I would've played female Hawke too.

I'm hoping fandom will have a healthy amount of Iron Bull/Dorian, as it doesn't involve the player's avatar. I remember there being quite a bit of Anders/Fenris for DA2, and that one took a helluva lot of justification, but it's nice to get away from romances that the player's character isn't involved.