So...no gay pride parades?
Anyway, the impression I got, especially from TW2, is that racism is at the forefront as a social issue to be explored (them pointy ears and dwarven stature can't be hidden as easily as one's sexual orientation), and is also one of the greatest sources of conflict in the setting. I'm not sure it's necessary to add sexual orientation as yet another (major) source of conflict in a setting that seems to have plenty already. While there might be room for improvement, the way TW2 simply acknowledged non-heterosexual orientations was a-ok by me.
Anyway, the impression I got, especially from TW2, is that racism is at the forefront as a social issue to be explored (them pointy ears and dwarven stature can't be hidden as easily as one's sexual orientation), and is also one of the greatest sources of conflict in the setting. I'm not sure it's necessary to add sexual orientation as yet another (major) source of conflict in a setting that seems to have plenty already. While there might be room for improvement, the way TW2 simply acknowledged non-heterosexual orientations was a-ok by me.