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The answer is it depends on the game IMO. A game where you play a defined, scripted character like The Witcher ? I guess the criticism could make sense (even then I don't think it matters much).
A game like BG3 / most cRPGs where you create the character from scratch entirely ? anything goes IMO, it's your character, you decide its sexuality.
That's not really the issue at hand, the issue is the sexuality of all the characters you didn't create. In a playersexual game, none of them have sexualities. If you decide your character's sexuality then your character is the only character with a sexuality in the universe