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4/22/2014 5:14:43 PM
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Last time I checked, skyrim wasn't a first person, nor was it a future setting, and it's not by Bungie, and if skyrim is so great, play that instead
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You should check again, because Skyrim is in first person. Not that any of these things have anything to do with the fact that both are RPGs, and there is really no reason that if marriage is a mechanic in the game, two people of the same gender shouldn't be able to employ it. And Skyrim [i]is[/i] great, but I beat all of the story lines and all of the DLC. So your post is essentially irrelevant to this discussion. Saying simply, "it's a different game" is not a reason that the game should not include mechanics that are similar to other award winning titles.
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Guns is what that first part was getting at, not paying attention while typing
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Edited by BannedLlama: 4/22/2014 9:11:18 PMNo it doesn't. Although Mass Effect has same sex romance.
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Yes it does. You can marry the same gender in Skyrim.
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It's a dumb topic.
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And questions about cat ears, mounts, and pets are better?
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All of those are ridiculous things, that have no place in a serious title. There will definitely be vehicles, but mounts? Really? The others are just obvious. Other than that, marriage is a mechanic that has some serious effects on the game, and whether or not it will be in Destiny is worthy of discussion. If there is marriage at all, I don't see why it couldn't apply to homosexuals, since there's no way of proving who's male or female anyway.
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It's just one more way for homosexuals to try and take over all mediums of entertainment. I'm sick of it.
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I don't think having a shared item bank, and maybe a married perk between two players who use male avatars, who might both be women for all we know, is a way of gays weaselling thir way into the gaming industry. You're just being a bigot.
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Wait, it sounds to me like you think Destiny is going to be a full-fledged MMO; it's not. Having a relationship system in Destiny seems pointless to begin with. All it does is attract small children who get off on internet relationships. From what I've seen, Destiny wants to be much more mature than that. Forcing homosexuals to suppress their sexuality is just a plus.
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Frankly, I'm expecting it to be open world halo that's also shared world. With a little borderlands mixed in. Marriage, even if only to NPCs, is an common part of RPG development, which is what Destiny [i]is[/i]. I could care less if it wasn't an MMO at all, there is still a possibility that marriage would be in the game, and if it is, the chances are damned near 100% that gender will not matter in the process. Stop being so homophobic.
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For a gaming forum, yes.
