When approaching the game remaster, Mass Effect Legendary Edition developers looked to the mod community for guidance. It Would Have Been Easy for the Mass Effect Legendary Edition to Include Same-Sex Romance Options Longtime (and new) fans of the franchise deserve to have the chance to purse same-sex romances with characters they care about, not just two late additions to the final installment. They allow players to create a customized hero whose morals and attractions mirror their own.
But the romance in the Mass Effect games are more than simple horniness. There is an underlying horniness in the space adventure genre that dates all the way back to the original Star Trek. Also, they aren’t characters that the fans have truly gotten to know. However, shuttle pilot Steve Cortez and tech assistant Samantha Traynor are not all that interesting. Now, I have to admit that in Mass Effect 3, there are two exclusive same-sex romance options still present in the Legendary Edition. (Yes, Joker’s teeth are still black as oil in Mass Effect 3.) So, it seems that hoping they’d add better same-sex romance options in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition was truly a pie-in-the-sky dream. Yet, after spending time playing the games, it seems that there was a lot they didn’t change simple bugs they should have. This statement seemed directed at the abandoned “dark energy” plot from Mass Effect 2 or the controversial ending that necessitated the Extended Cut DLC for Mass Effect 3. But, starting with the announcement, they pushed back on the idea that it would change anything significant about the game’s story. Developers made a lot of changes in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition.
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