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[Heather Cline]

cookie we are out there, just we tend to stay quiet unless someone calls us out.

[PD ORTA]

I was just playing with a girl gamer. She was good, better than most guys who play this game.

She was a Quarian engineer wearing hot pink.

Although girl gamers are quite rare, the ones I've seen are always good players.

[Gnarlesee]

Yea sure there are girls. Guys In Real Life.

[Thoragoros]

The Makatak wrote...

Ah, the online gaming world: where internet women and krogan women are essentially treated the same way.

lmao.

Have to admit, that one took me a few reads to get.

[Kallianira]

I like the idea, but I only have a PS3, not a Xbox... too bad...

[xxEvenstarxx]

*raises hand* I know quite a few gamer girls besides myself

[Heather Cline]

When I played the Multiplayer for ME3 I always seemed to be the last one surviving because I didn't go out and try to get all the kills or try to rush into things. I think it's because we girl gamers tend to try and complete the missions. I at least try to support my squadmates and work together as a team. Many of the guy gamers I came across in the lobby tended to rush off and not stick together which is why we tended to lose the matches more often than not. It seems to be a rush to see who can get the most kills and who can kick the most ass rather than complete the mission as a team.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Viquey wrote...

NsanlyCrzy wrote...

On a serious notes, girls are often easy to spot, with female characters and girly colored armor.

Actually I doubt that. I've seen more guys playing as girls 'cause they're "hot", and using girly/vibrant colors because they think they're funny.

Questionable use of my first post, but I have to admit it--I'm female. PC though, sorry. I do use my mic however! But only if someone else speaks up first. I don't like being the one to initiate anything. Social anxiety. xD

And, relevant to the quoted post, most of my characters wear dark, glossy black with blue lights and/or stripes, not pink or anything.

Quote I heard from a straight male gamer: "If I have to stare at somebody's a** the whole game, it had better be a woman's."

I agree that it seems like most characters in bright colors are played by males. Maybe it's the peacock mindset. ;P

Personally, I tend to pick muted and neutral tones, and my favorite character is the Turian Sentinel, so... yeah.

drakeSVK wrote...

I always assume characters in pink colors are female players.... then I realize their username is g.i.joe007 and I am disappointed.

Fun fact: Pink for girls and blue for boys is a relatively modern association. Originally, pink was considered the color for young boys as it was a derivative of red, a masculine color. Blue was associated with femininity and the Virgin Mary.

Modifié par Aris Ravenstar, 27 février 2012 - 06:10 .

[Sealy]

Heather Cline wrote...

When I played the Multiplayer for ME3 I always seemed to be the last one surviving because I didn't go out and try to get all the kills or try to rush into things. I think it's because we girl gamers tend to try and complete the missions. I at least try to support my squadmates and work together as a team. Many of the guy gamers I came across in the lobby tended to rush off and not stick together which is why we tended to lose the matches more often than not. It seems to be a rush to see who can get the most kills and who can kick the most ass rather than complete the mission as a team.

Lol, we girl gamers nothing. I am a rush off kinda girl (gotta melee that gd Atlas), one of my female gamer buddies likes to rush in front of atlas/phantom/turret to save an ally, and my other female gamer friend also wanders. Like everyone I doubt our gender factors into our play style any more then are personality does. The male we play with can be heard freaking out as we all fall and he wonders which of us to save first.

Modifié par Fleshdress, 27 février 2012 - 06:11 .

[Cookiegobbler]

Heather Cline wrote...

cookie we are out there, just we tend to stay quiet unless someone calls us out.

I know what you mean. The moment I say "hi" or "hello" I already feel like I'm being treated diffirently... Guys start talking diffirently, as if they're talking to a child...

Some start being protective, attacking the enemies I attack in a feigned attempt to get it's attention.

Guys! 80% of the time, I play infiltrator. I got cloak! I can take care of myself! I don't need you to go tank the person I'm trying to headshot! I don't need you to take the bullets for me, cause 9/10 times you'll be standing in front of my scope (which is really frustrating I might add)!

I also play Sentinel and my build is centered around maximum shields through Fitness and damage reduction through Tech Armor. If anything I should be tanking you, not the other way around.

and lastly I also have an asari adept, centered around maximum Bionic Barrier, maximum power recharge reduction time and bubble stasis. Again here I don't need special treatment, if I'm in trouble I can spam bubble stasis = trouble solved.

Stop giving me the 'Knight in shining armor' routine. Believe it or not, I can actually take care of myself!

But there are also times where I'm being met with scorn. As if to say cause I'm a girl, I'm going to die on every wave or I can't aim properly...

P.S.: I'm on the PC by the way.

[I Xandra I]

Heather Cline wrote...

When I played the Multiplayer for ME3 I always seemed to be the last one surviving because I didn't go out and try to get all the kills or try to rush into things. I think it's because we girl gamers tend to try and complete the missions. I at least try to support my squadmates and work together as a team. Many of the guy gamers I came across in the lobby tended to rush off and not stick together which is why we tended to lose the matches more often than not. It seems to be a rush to see who can get the most kills and who can kick the most ass rather than complete the mission as a team.

Lol, me too, but I'm a guy ... But as Vanguard you have to rush off, melee etc., so you die often.

Modifié par I Xandra I, 27 février 2012 - 07:05 .

[Heather Cline]

flesh you and your friends are unique then. Go you!

[Little Queen]

Heather Cline wrote...

When I played the Multiplayer for ME3 I always seemed to be the last one surviving because I didn't go out and try to get all the kills or try to rush into things. I think it's because we girl gamers tend to try and complete the missions. I at least try to support my squadmates and work together as a team. Many of the guy gamers I came across in the lobby tended to rush off and not stick together which is why we tended to lose the matches more often than not. It seems to be a rush to see who can get the most kills and who can kick the most ass rather than complete the mission as a team.

This is so true.

And Im PC gamer btw.

[Heather Cline]

cookie i have a quarian engineer but she is low level right now cause i stopped playing the Co-op. I also have an Asari Adept that is fully fleshed out with stasis bubble and maxed out survivability and then I have a Sentinel like you and is built like yours. Also it does tick me off when I use a stasis bubble and go for the biotic combo explosion and someone takes my shot or gets in my way or does something equally stupid. Like I can't take care of myself. I survive a lot longer than most of my squadmates because I fight tactically and smart, not stupid. Then again maybe I like being the last one to survive if possible. Sick satisfaction maybe, but I know that I survived the longest even if I do eventually get killed because I have no one watching my back anymore.

[AllThatJazz]

Me too. RosieBee is my XBL gamertag. Though I haven't ventured into multiplayer yet. I'm scared of being crap!

[SinnSly]

I am a female Xbox gamer ._.

Although I can't seem to find many Xbox gamer girls lol

My GT is the same as on here so: SinnSly

Fell free to add me and all lolz

[Heather Cline]

*adds sinn and danielle to my list of XBL peeps*

[Sealy]

Heather Cline wrote...

flesh you and your friends are unique then. Go you!

Yes, yes we are very... special. I have run across some players who when they find out I am female spend most of the game making crude jokes but I could care less. Thats all they are, jokes. My feelings are not easily hurt.

[NovemEnuma]

 *Walks in to see a bunch of women talking about...being women*
*Walks out before being forced to go shopping*

[Nizzemancer]

kazumasoju wrote...

 I have been playing mass effect 3 multiplayer online (for xbox360) every single day since its come out and its so weird that I have not found any girls besides my self playing. Are there anyout there?? It would be cool if we could form a team and show cerebus what femshep can do

My xbox live username is ~ kazumasoju

Anyone else experience the same thing?? <3

PS I really want asari vanguard

All girls on the internet are 12 year old boys, and all 12 year old boys on the internet are feds, ergo you are a fed.

Aaaah, questionable logic, how I love thee.

[Heather Cline]

*giggles at novem*

Jazz everyone sucks at a game when they first play it. It's only by successive playing that you get better *nods* Though I'm no fan of the Co-op and multiplayer or MMO games the same holds true for single player games.

Modifié par Heather Cline, 27 février 2012 - 06:29 .

[QuarkZ26]

Cookiegobbler wrote...

Heather Cline wrote...

cookie we are out there, just we tend to stay quiet unless someone calls us out.

I know what you mean. The moment I say "hi" or "hello" I already feel like I'm being treated diffirently... Guys start talking diffirently, as if they're talking to a child...

Some start being protective, attacking the enemies I attack in a feigned attempt to get it's attention.

Guys! 80% of the time, I play infiltrator. I got cloak! I can take care of myself! I don't need you to go tank the person I'm trying to headshot! I don't need you to take the bullets for me, cause 9/10 times you'll be standing in front of my scope (which is really frustrating I might add)!

I also play Sentinel and my build is centered around maximum shields through Fitness and damage reduction through Tech Armor. If anything I should be tanking you, not the other way around.

and lastly I also have an asari adept, centered around maximum Bionic Barrier, maximum power recharge reduction time and bubble stasis. Again here I don't need special treatment, if I'm in trouble I can spam bubble stasis = trouble solved.

Stop giving me the 'Knight in shining armor' routine. Believe it or not, I can actually take care of myself!

But there are also times where I'm being met with scorn. As if to say cause I'm a girl, I'm going to die on every wave or I can't aim properly...

P.S.: I'm on the PC by the way.

There is so much I'd like to respond to that, but I'm not gonna hijack this thread any longer

[kuurankuiskaus]

I'm female and I ME
Playing on PS3 though (kuurankukka)~~