soicanignorethefools said:
I have this game in my backlog and am determined to make sure the first acheivement I earn isn't the one for looking up her skirt! It will be done though, hah. |
Dammit, it really was my first achievement. You sure are a better man than I, I resisted for almost a full minute...
| maximus22 said: I always pick a female when I can. (usually RPG's) If I'm going to be staring at my character's rearend for countless hours I'd rather it be a girl's. Edit: I now see I'm not alone. Haha. |
What about Skyrim? First Person games ruin this argument. Even Dragon Age you can put armour on which obscures such a thing.
Hmm, pie.
It's really weird how so many straight men choose to stare at male butts for hours or like to hear them grunt in their ears.
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I believe there are two distinct types of gamers when it comes to these matters.
Gamer A) the in-game avatar represents me. this is my story. these are my actions.
Gamer B) the in-game avatar represents someone else. this is a story. i influence their actions.
i'm certainly gamer B. even in a game with the silent character and a first person perspective i still never think of it as me. as such,.. when given a choice i almost always pick female avatars. i feel more invested in female companion than a male companion. it's the same in my personal life where i have a lot of female friends and very few male friends.
i imagine gamers in the A category would want a character that looks like them,... correct sex, color, and build. i'm sure it helps a lot with their immersion. i completely get it even if it is not for me.
I usually choose female characters as well because usually their armor in rpgs look so much cooler to me than the male options
When given the choice of race or gender I just like diversity. Why I have my boring "Sheperd" on Paragon and then my true bad ass "FemShep" on Renegade. Wanted to see both styles and found preferred voice acting for female and gave a different dimension to the character.
I like equality, so that's why I use both male and female characters when I can! 
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During Mass Effect 1, I did one playthrough as female Shepard, then did a playthrough as male Shepard.....for like 10 minutes. Then I went back and did a second playthrough as female Shepard. Being a guy just didn't feel right.
Of course, my Shepard was a lesbian. She had sex with Liara and whoever that chick was that worked on the computer. I once had sex with the black guy, too....but something about black guys and white women just felt right. :P
I just like Female characters.
Most of my fav characters in gaming are females anyway.
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