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[stevej713]

Most often, I play a male character. I rarely make a female character, but I might for a City Elf or something like that.

[Aeylla]

urk, double post

Modifié par Aeylla, 02 novembre 2009 - 01:57 .

[Aeylla]

I'm female, and like many others have iterated in this thread, I'll be playing a girl on the first play though ^^



I'm leaning towards a male elf for my mage though, but I normally can't associate with male characters, and it's hard for me to bond (funny, I know) with them, which makes immersion really hard :<

[Solmarlon]

DalishRanger wrote...



This makes me think of my gender-bending group...



I'll be playing both genders and all origins eventually, but my "main" (first character/avatar) is a male dalish rogue with a later ranger specialization. I myself am female, and I actually prefer playing males. And no, it's not becuase I "prefer to look at a guy's pixel back/butt for hours." "Masculine" things have always interested me more than "feminine" things, and I don't think of characters as myself when I play them. I play what I find interesting, and I just tend to gravitate towards males when I come up with character concepts.

My soulmate!



I'm a female and I'll be playing a male dalish warrior first time through. I recognise your interest in masculine things, as I'm a martial artist and I'm quite well muscled. I just haaaate playing those spindly thin females with huge breasts. It seems so wrong with them wielding huge swords and wearing next to no armour to protect themselves. It's hateful. You hear what I say, designers!?

[Solmarlon]

DalishRanger wrote...



This makes me think of my gender-bending group...



I'll be playing both genders and all origins eventually, but my "main" (first character/avatar) is a male dalish rogue with a later ranger specialization. I myself am female, and I actually prefer playing males. And no, it's not becuase I "prefer to look at a guy's pixel back/butt for hours." "Masculine" things have always interested me more than "feminine" things, and I don't think of characters as myself when I play them. I play what I find interesting, and I just tend to gravitate towards males when I come up with character concepts.

My soulmate!



I'm a female and I'll be playing a male dalish warrior first time through. I recognise your interest in masculine things, as I'm a martial artist and I'm quite well muscled. I just haaaate playing those spindly thin females with huge breasts. It seems so wrong with them wielding huge swords and wearing next to no armour to protect themselves. It's hateful. You hear what I say, designers!?

[Solmarlon]

DalishRanger wrote...



This makes me think of my gender-bending group...



I'll be playing both genders and all origins eventually, but my "main" (first character/avatar) is a male dalish rogue with a later ranger specialization. I myself am female, and I actually prefer playing males. And no, it's not becuase I "prefer to look at a guy's pixel back/butt for hours." "Masculine" things have always interested me more than "feminine" things, and I don't think of characters as myself when I play them. I play what I find interesting, and I just tend to gravitate towards males when I come up with character concepts.

My soulmate!



I'm a female and I'll be playing a male dalish warrior first time through. I recognise your interest in masculine things, as I'm a martial artist and I'm quite well muscled. I just haaaate playing those spindly thin females with huge breasts. It seems so wrong with them wielding huge swords and wearing next to no armour to protect themselves. It's hateful. You hear what I say, designers!?

[Duerkos]

I usually play with male characters, though I like to play as a female in a second play. Sadly, I normally don't finish that play .



This time I'm gonna try the beginning of all the origins to see what I would play.



The most entertaining I think will be: Human Noble(Male), City Elf (Female), Noble Dwarf (Male), Commoner Dwarf(Female, thinking about a male but it's the first game where dwarf females are not... hidious and disproportioned) , not sure about Dalish and Mage. Probably both elves, the dalish being female and the mage a male.



I'm a bit surprised about how many real women posted there. Perhaps the guys who play with a female character don't want to admit it in case the other people think they're doing it because they want to see something 'beautiful'. I don't know, but it's a fair reason.



For me, I love dwarves, so whatever story I like better (commoner or noble) will decide my gender character.

[merak43]

is male playing a human noble male first then i think a female but do not know the origin.


Edit because that made no sense

Modifié par merak43, 01 novembre 2009 - 10:40 .

[Faramac]

I'm female, and my first playthrough will be male. (my characters haven't uploaded yet however, after many, many days T_T) I've been a bit annoyed with games in the past that have missed gender checks for female characters. I don't believe that has ever been the case with Bioware though (Which is why I heart you guys)



DA:O is going to be the first game ever in which I will voluntarily choose a male character on my first playthrough.

[Phoduric]

I'm male and as with Mass Effect my first play through on DA:O will be a male character. After that I'll play a female character most plays. I did the same thing on both KotORs and NWNs. It must be because my favorite video game character is a girl. That would be Samus BTW.

[Red Viking]

I'm a male and my first playthrough will be as a male. Second playthrough, however, will be on my female dwarf.

[Phoduric]

I'm male and as with Mass Effect my first play through on DA:O will be a male character. After that I'll play a female character most plays. I did the same thing on both KotORs and NWNs. It must be because my favorite video game character is a girl. That would be Samus BTW.

[Red Viking]

I'm a male and my first playthrough will be as a male. Second playthrough, however, will be on my female dwarf.

[Fortuona]

i'm Male and i usually play female characters. I'd guess that it is partly because Diablo 2 forced sexes on certain classes. I'm used to my sorcs and archers being women. i'd say my characters are female 70% of the time. It's usually more entertaining roleplaying for me.

[gotthammer]

I'm male and which gender I use varies from game to game. My current 'Shepard' in ME is female, for example, but in my first 'playthrough' of DA:O I'll be using a male PC.



Reason? Somewhere along the lines of mood or aesthetics. *shrugs*

[Solmarlon]

DalishRanger wrote...



This makes me think of my gender-bending group...



I'll be playing both genders and all origins eventually, but my "main" (first character/avatar) is a male dalish rogue with a later ranger specialization. I myself am female, and I actually prefer playing males. And no, it's not becuase I "prefer to look at a guy's pixel back/butt for hours." "Masculine" things have always interested me more than "feminine" things, and I don't think of characters as myself when I play them. I play what I find interesting, and I just tend to gravitate towards males when I come up with character concepts.

My soulmate!



I'm a female and I'll be playing a male dalish warrior first time through. I recognise your interest in masculine things, as I'm a martial artist and I'm quite well muscled. I just haaaate playing those spindly thin females with huge breasts. It seems so wrong with them wielding huge swords and wearing next to no armour to protect themselves. It's hateful. You hear what I say, designers!?

[Solmarlon]

Hm... My apologies for all the extra posts.. Seems that there has been some sort of net problems on my side. I'd appreciate it if some moderator could delete them for me. Thanks.

[Red Viking]

It's not your fault, Sol. The forums have been just a tad bit screwy today.

[Solmarlon]

Yea, I see that now. I'm not the only one that's posted several times it seems. Oh well, life isn't supposed to be easy they say. ^^

[AlkanineMS]

I am an alien, I prefer to play as a human.



-Planet X out

[Haasth]

Male. Never play female characters, just can't bring myself to RP them. The female creature is so complicated, I would not know how!

[AlkanineMS]

Haasth, how you doing brosef. I didn't know you were visiting earth for this release? Don't call em creatures, it makes it obvious.

[Haasth]

AlkanineMS wrote...

Haasth, how you doing brosef. I didn't know you were visiting earth for this release? Don't call em creatures, it makes it obvious.

Why of course, Dragon Age is so anticipated I could not possibly ignore it. And right, not creatures... What ehm... Specimens? 

Modifié par Haasth, 02 novembre 2009 - 01:44 .

[AlkanineMS]

Haasth wrote...
....And right, not creatures... What ehm... Specimens? 

Yeah, thats about right.

[DarthMuffin]

I'm male and generally play as male characters, I just find it more natural to do so in RPGs. For some reason though, Mass Effect was an exception;  I played more on a female character than a male one.

Lilaris wrote...

I'm female and pretty much all of my custom characters aside from KotOR2's Exile are female. I may eventually make a guy for DA:O just to see how many things are different.

Ironic considering that the Exile is canonically female, unlike other similar characters from Star Wars games (Revan, Jaden).