Complete deflection of the issue at hand. As I mentioned before, its okay that slavery is present in the game. It is not okay that we are forced to make our character dance for the amusement of a pervert for very loose story reasons.
So...
Unsettling things are OK as long as they don't aren't perverted dancing? Seems like a very arbitrary line to stand on.
I recommend you read more closely. I was pointing out the difference between there being pole dancers slaves and us being forced to walk up to a pole and pole dance in order continue to MSQ.
have you even played the rest of the game or did you just boost to 70 or something.
no offense, but in the following of the MSQ we murder with impunity, so we can "borrow" things from the people and beings that no longer need them. and you choose THIS to be your hill?
if I remember correctly, we needed to get information, since we couldnt murder him like usual and just take something, we had to act to do something, in this case, dance on stage, to get the information.
not sure about you, but I just danced. was there a pole there, sure, did I use it no.
and where is there an indication he is a pervert? did I miss some information somewhere? was he sitting too close to the stage? did you catch him leering at women at some hot springs somewhere?
somehow, I think you are reading FAR too much into a small encounter in a night club.
but you do you ^^
What they're saying is that it's OK to have slaves dancing for perverts as long as "our" character doesn't need to jig for them. Funnily enough, people are always comfortable with murdering innocent animals and slaughtering legions of enemy soldiers for laugh and/or personal benefit (even though the average Garlean fighting the WoL is like a human with a pointy stick fighting Superman) but this kind of stuff is too much.
If the perv was a woman, i'm sure this thread wouldn't exist.
Last edited by Misplaced_Marbles; 08-19-2022 at 07:22 AM.
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