archer9234 on 28 June 2016
I use both. Examples: Pokemon. I usually got both versions. So I used both characters. I played both Shepard's in ME. Saints Row gives you achievements in using both genders. And RE2 had the alternate story points. Sims I use both. Never have a problem. I don't see the character your playing, as an extension of myself. I see them as another person, to begin with.
| AlfredoTurkey said: I play as a male because it's more immersive for me. The current trend of shoehorning women into roles designed for men (Star Wars, female spartans in Halo etc.) for the sake of PC correctness has totally ruined the believability for me because as far fetched as those stories are... IF... they were real, it certainly wouldn't be 20 year old, 110 pound females doing it. |
Your arguments don't make sense. Halo's armor enhances people. So that argument becomes moot. Because, to use the armor. Requires you to pass all the basic tests of using the armor. And using guns. How is Star Wars designed for men? That doesn't even make sense. You're gifted by a magical force. That determins what you can do.
