Darkhour wrote...
I'm not applying anything. The game is what is it is. Just saying femshep is an equal opportunity fantasy character... it's all fantasy really, but a female being the best soldier in ALL of the Alliance is practically an impossibe scenario. No matter how good she could be there will be a male soldier(s) who is faster, stronger, etc.
That may very well be true, but why is that a problem in a game?
TUHD wrote...
If you'd apply it to the whole world, sure. But at least where I live (the Netherlands) the few feminists left after the last feminist wave in the eighties which brought the status of males and females here to about the same level, (except for working circumstances where a bit of the 'old boys network' is left with their Victorian standards) are arrogant and say females are better then males. Perhaps I used the term 'feminist' a bit loosely, and I am sorry for that then, but personally I dislike both males who are saying males are better then females, and females who are saying that females are better then males.
Better at what?
Surely females are better than males at XYZ, and vice versa. Saying that
males and females are equally good at everything is just stupid.
Pups_of_war_76 wrote...
He is "correct biologically speaking" in that males are stronger and more rugged on average
However, the fact that many males are bigger and stronger than many females doesn't mean that there aren't some females who are stronger and fitter than most males, and there's no reason why those who can meet the physical requirements shouldn't be able to participate in full,
which is why current policy is silly
That's leaving aside the fact that the games take place in the future, and thus there are things like semi-powered armor and genetic enhancements to alleviate the disparity.
It's not silly. While a female marine is stronger/faster/fitter than most males, the male marines are just on another level altogether. Why do you think that men and women do not compete against each other in the Olympics?
Modifié par Kronner, 06 juin 2011 - 02:36 .