Any other guys feel wierd playing as a lady in a game, vice versa?
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Any other guys feel wierd playing as a lady in a game, vice versa?
You can come out of the closet, you're among kinsman...
Any other guys feel wierd playing as a lady in a game, vice versa?
You can come out of the closet, you're among kinsman...pvtdonut54
I only play as guys when possible. I feel pretty weird when I play as women.
I play as males, but I see why most guys play as woman.
If you are ganna stare at a screen for hundreds of hours do you want to look at a womans ass or mans ass.
I choose male mainly for a little role play. I cant pretend to be a girl...thats just wierd.
With RPGs that give you the option to choose, then I normally use a male for my first playthrough and then a female.
the way I see it is, if I am going to be staring at a person's backside (if its third person) or something, it might as well be a woman's backside.
Also, have you seen a female character dressed up in assassin garb with two daggers equipped? Freaking sexy!
I play as males, but I see why most guys play as woman.
If you are ganna stare at a screen for hundreds of hours do you want to look at a womans ass or mans ass.
I choose male mainly for a little role play. I cant pretend to be a girl...thats just wierd.
SgtMoreless
Same here. I like a little bit of role-playing in my role-playing games.
I'm male and I prefer female. Rather interesting to roleplay the other gender, after all it is a role-playing game :P.
I don't personalize the characters in a game, so if I choose a male then I feel like I'm staring at a steriod-ridden weightlifting douchebag the entire time. F1_2004
Hence why I always choose an old wise mage ]
exactly :)the way I see it is, if I am going to be staring at a person's backside (if its third person) or something, it might as well be a woman's backside.
Also, have you seen a female character dressed up in assassin garb with two daggers equipped? Freaking sexy!
mrbojangles25
Sometimes I'd rather look at a female avatar for the 50+ hours of a RPG than a male. But then again for some games that involve sex I'd rather be a dude, cause it doesn't feel right the other way around. So I play as a male most of the time but I don't mind being a female character every so often.
I've got no problem with playing as a female character - if you're basically going to be playing dress-up with a character for the next 50 hours, you might as well make it interesting.
If games make a big deal out of your sex, then I'll usually play it through as both guys and girls, just to see what's different, but not many games do that in any meaningful way (Fallout 1 & 2, Arcanum, Vampire Bloodlines, KOTOR 2, and...uh...not a whole lot else).
I don't like playing as a woman.
Speaking of which, I don't understand those that didn't play with the default Shepard. The guy is featured in all ME related media, creating another character is like watching trailers for a Tom Cruise movie and when the movie comes out his role is played by Mike Myers!
I don't like playing as a woman.
Speaking of which, I don't understand those that didn't play with the default Shepard. The guy is featured in all ME related media, creating another character is like watching trailers for a Tom Cruise movie and when the movie comes out his role is played by Mike Myers!
You've got a point there but I still changed him up and gave him one of those cheesy little mustaches that just hug the upper lip and are 1/2 way to the nose. I've always wanted to be a character that sported one of thosewell I don't really watch a lot of trailers (mostlr read previews and stuff) , so for me I wouldn't know if my character was Tom Cruise in the trailers or not :PI don't like playing as a woman.
Speaking of which, I don't understand those that didn't play with the default Shepard. The guy is featured in all ME related media, creating another character is like watching trailers for a Tom Cruise movie and when the movie comes out his role is played by Mike Myers!
Baranga
Also, I would not agree would your statement. I see it something like this. you see the trailers and wish god it was someone else let's say harrison ford instead of tom cruise. when the actual movie comes you are now able to replace tom cruise with ford
Gamespot User Says: I make my character a female because it's just a game and they look better in clothes
Translation: I make my character a female because its the closest I'll ever get to a girl...*sniff*
I always make my main character a brutish ****(warrior/barbarian etc) and a male, then the alt would be a female spell caster/healer.
I choose him too, but the reason i did is because he was the best looking character, everything else felt inferior. I got to admit that i tried to creat the other John shephard from stargate Atlantis :lol:...sadly it didnt work :(I don't like playing as a woman.
Speaking of which, I don't understand those that didn't play with the default Shepard. The guy is featured in all ME related media, creating another character is like watching trailers for a Tom Cruise movie and when the movie comes out his role is played by Mike Myers!
Baranga
Can we also flip this and ask the question to the girls? :D
Do girls prefer playing male or female characters in MMOs/RPGs?
From what I've seen it seems like girls prefer to play as girls more than boys prefer to play as boys. Personally my main characters all tend to be female but I don't really know if that's 'cause I'm female, or just 'cause they tend to have cooler armor. I also have male characters, and I tend to make them huge and butch...lol Maybe I just prefer looking at the female form, or seeing a girl character kick ass.
Whatever the reasoning behind your choices I don't think anybody should feel bad for playing as whatever the hell they want. I think only extremely immature people or children would say anything stupid about a guy playing a girl character.
The opening post said "vice versa", it was just aimed more at males because there are probably 20x more males here than females.Can we also flip this and ask the question to the girls? :D
Do girls prefer playing male or female characters in MMOs/RPGs?
From what I've seen it seems like girls prefer to play as girls more than boys prefer to play as boys. Personally my main characters all tend to be female but I don't really know if that's 'cause I'm female, or just 'cause they tend to have cooler armor. I also have male characters, and I tend to make them huge and butch...lol Maybe I just prefer looking at the female form, or seeing a girl character kick ass.
Whatever the reasoning behind your choices I don't think anybody should feel bad for playing as whatever the hell they want. I think only extremely immature people or children would say anything stupid about a guy playing a girl character.
ArtemisAnimus
Depends on the game. At first playthrough I usually play as a male character. After depending how the game's story developed, on the 2nd playthrough I may consider playing as a female character.
In Guild Wars I always make female characters simply because most of the classes are better animated than the male counterpart.
LOL. This, for MMO's. In Dungeon Runners, players generally seemed friendlier with my female character than with my male character. For SP, I've chosen a female just because...I guess I don't really give the gender of my character much thought.Nah.. especially on MMO's.. it can get you lots of free stuff :lol:
RiseAgainst12
really? i never noticed. tbh i dont mind either way unless one gender is particularly uglier than the other (male warriors in guildwars come to mind). also, i've realized that in mmos, my own character is usually the last thing im looking at (unless its wow and i have to spend 20 minutes flying from here to there in which case i have the camera fully zoomed out so that i can only see a speck that is my character, or ball of fur with a tail if its a tauren). in fact, in guildwars i once got told my face was glitched, i was ready to come up with a smart remark. but then i noticed my ranger's face (with a face-paint type headgear) did have his face glitched and i'd been wearing that for 2 weeks, never realizing it. i will pick one gender over the other if it has gameplay benefits, like the black widow perk in fallout3.In Guild Wars I always make female characters simply because most of the classes are better animated than the male counterpart.
dinuattila
Mass Effect did though have a pretty bad voice for the female. She sounded more like once mother then something sexy ;)
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