Imagine the job interview; "Are you gay? We want to win a BAFTA.",(reply>), This reminds me of what happened in the 70s and 80s when you had the token black character tossed in to every TV show, movie and visual media in a fake attempt to be progressive. These days you now have the token homosexual, the token transgender and so on. It's very disrespectful to these groups due to how their lifestyle choice has suddenly caused media to treat them as a novelty or gimmick. Something to draw atenntion to the creators in an attempt to get headlines, awards and free publicity. At the end of the day, if the character's sexuality has no bearing on the narrative then you don't suddenly have to toss in some random remark to try and be inclusive. I can honestly say that in most games the sexuality of the characters is never relevant to what is happening, so why should it even be a factor in deciding which game deserves an award?,(reply>), @G Balfour That didn't stop CW when they went looking for the Batwoman replacement.,(reply>), imagine the lawsuit bc in the US it is illegal to ask someone their sexual orientation. Haha