In Exile wrote...
ReinaHW wrote...
Most male gamers tend to prefer a game where you're the gun on the screen, or some over muscled man with muscles bigger than his head, and going around shooting anyone and anything.
Holy sexism batman!For many males the idea of an RPG, of doing something that doesn't resort to just killing everything, is quite complex. I've seen a lot of complaints about RPG's from many males who find the concept of having to think before attacking to be much too hard to grasp, when they would prefer to just charge in, kill and keep killing.
Holy sexism batman! Regale us with more tales of essentialism. It in no way hampers the discussion of gender appropriateness in video-games.Aggression may be in both genders, but in males it's quite strong a lot of the time.
Right, except aggression is actually very complicated, psychologically. Violence and a preference for violence do not perfectly relate to aggression.
For example, an aggresive violent person may strike someone to get them to do what they want. An aggressive intellectual person may verbally push them until they concede a point to get them to do what they want. A non-aggresive person might do what the other person wants, or make many concessions.
Violence is not aggresion, and you're getting dangerously close to just calling men neanderthals.
More to the point, it is not entirely clear women are less aggresive than men. One problem we have is with the cultural bias in defining aggression. Women potentially express aggression differently, and we need different measures for it.No thought required for the majority of those games, just the gun, generic male character and lots of targets to kill.
This isn't aggression. It is a type of aggresion, certainly, butFemale gamers play such games as well and can be very deadly, something many of the male fans of such games hate. For them being killed in a game by a female is shameful and robs them of their manliness.
....What? Let the armchair psychoanalysis go, seriously.For all we know, there could be a much higher figure of female gamers than any statistics care to show. Not everyone likes to boast about being a gamer.
Right, but this is not adversarial. Making it about the morality of gender is the right move - it is unfair to dismiss women as an irrelevant demographic. Making it about men vs. women, talking about complexity in loaded language, that is absolutely uncalled for.
Spare the vitrol, please.
Not sexist, if I were I would be telling many of the male members what to go do to themselves along with being hateful and nasty towards them.
It's just general observations from a long time of gaming.




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