Nice, equating porn/adult sexual content to a character that has a possibility [however doubtful] of being gay when on-screen romance would most likely be extremely limited if not non-existent. I can see how this is relevant 100% good analogy.
Don't kid yourself, it's homophobia. It doesn't matter if it's an April Fool's joke or not. If you're so offended/terrified by such petty and insignificant things like a character happening to be gay, then you can't claim you're not homophobic.
You basically implied that you would've had interested in playing the game before [given your eagerness of stating that -200% bit], yet you're willing to drop the entire game which might actually be good, over this one single insignificant fact of the main character possibly being gay. There likely wouldn't even be any on-screen romance even if this was true, only implied stuff, though this doesn't really seem to have any relevance to you. You're free to have your opinion of course, but that doesn't prevent me from saying "you need to grow up and get the smurf over it, you squeamish little princess". I play video games ALL THE TIME with straight male leads, and occasionally female leads, and it's never something I've complained about [for the record I'm gay, so you understand the significance in me pointing something like that out]. I see MOVIES all the time with straight romance in it - constantly. It doesn't bother me in the slightest. It's minor insignificant stuff that isn't really important and has little impact on the game itself. I think this is just petty/morbid fear of something showing its ugly head and being enough to divert you from something that could potentially be a very enjoyable game.
That said, I'm with everyone that this might be a joke. However, if it were true, that'd be kinda cool.
That's true. And don't kid yourself, he's terrified of the notion and is willing to avoid the game entirely based on that one single [and unconfirmed] fact. That is homophobia.
Hey looks like we finally agree on something XD *high fives*