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Dulfite on 14 March 2014
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orniletter said:
Dulfite said:
I think the game looks fun but I have a question. Is the main character a lesbian? I'm just curious. I'm not hateful towards gays, I love them as people and children of God and they are sinners just like everybody else but I don't like it when games have agendas that I don't agree with so does anyone know anything about this from the first game? Guildwars 2 just shoved this type of thing down my throat. Again I'm not trying to deprive people from their right to be gay, I just personally am against it and don't want it shoved down my throat in games or movies. Much love all.


...I don´t get why you think she is homosexual. Because of the short hair ?

She plays with her "attractiveness" all the time in the original, "Do you want to touch me?" "You have been a naughty boy !" etc.

....and she has a sort of romance with Luka.

And you shouldn´t be against it.


1. I didn't necessarily think she was homosexual, just some things I saw in the trailers made me curious about it so I was simply asking. Not because of the short hair, I know plenty of heterosexual women with short hair (including fellow Christian woman in case anyone is curious).

2. I didn't play the first one so I'm not quite familiar with all the names of the characters so I'm not really sure who Luka is or what gender Luka is.

3. Am I not allowed to have my own beliefs anymore? I understand you are all for it, and I respect your right in that matter. Isn't it fair to respect my right to be against something I believe to be a sin?

4. Just because I believe homosexuality is a sin does NOT mean I hate gay people. There are a LOT of people who hate homosexuality and hate homosexuals, and I disaprove of that. I hate the sin, not the sinner, and that includes every sin not just homosexuality. I don't yell at people, or call them deragatory names, or run away from them when I see homosexuals. I actually have known a NUMBER of homosexuals in my life and I have been very polite to them and they to me. I don't shove my views down their throats (I can't force someone to realize they need Jesus Christ). If they ever want to talk about my faith I'm more than willing to talk about it. I don't care how many times people say this next statement of mine is false, God knows it's true and so do my fellow believers in Christ, I love (and should love) all people including homosexuals. It is out of love for them (along with everyone else) that I am constantly pointing to Christ and the Bible. If I didn't love them, I wouldn't care about their salvation and I wouldn't, therefore, express my beliefs to them, but it is impossible to be saved by Christ and love God without loving others and pointing others to Christ. Much love to all.