AuraofMana wrote...
Good job replying to a logical point without a logical rebuttal. If certain females are really taking the whole representation in video games seriously, then they need to step back and rethink. For the whole male/female equality thing, I've never seen a male complain about anything he is skimped out on and never see a female mention it. Now it has gotten to the point where anything and everything is seen as offensive to feminity.
Then he doesn't care. If he's not willing to mention anything,
he doesn't care. Actually, judging by the wild success of games like Gears of War or movies like 300, men
prefer for their heroes to be muscular, to appear powerful, and very masculine. Practically, a very fit man makes sense in these settings.
Women have said several times in this thread that more realism in male warriors is not a bad thing. We certainly wouldn't object to it. However, women avatars all looking like Playboy models
do get on the bad side of women and stretch the plausibility of a fantasy world ground in reality.