DariusKalera wrote...
sagevallant wrote...
sub-comment: Sten makes me curious what female qunari look like).
When I read this, all that popped into my mind was the image of a giant warrior woman throwing Alistair over her shoulder and saying "Time for snu snu!!".
RunCDFirst wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
My first mage too, was kind of proud when I hooked him up with Anora.
Whoa, what?
I thought you could only get with Anora if you were Human Noble...
Kuravid wrote...
Looks are just kind of a bonus. Like money. Not necessary, but hey, it doesn't hurt to love someone hot and or well off ( this might just be the southern Californian in me talking).
In so many ways.Kuravid wrote...
DariusKalera wrote...
sagevallant wrote...
sub-comment: Sten makes me curious what female qunari look like).
When I read this, all that popped into my mind was the image of a giant warrior woman throwing Alistair over her shoulder and saying "Time for snu snu!!".
That would be fun to watch.
Herr Uhl wrote...
RunCDFirst wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
My first mage too, was kind of proud when I hooked him up with Anora.
Whoa, what?
I thought you could only get with Anora if you were Human Noble...
I hooked my bro Alastair up. My mage already had plenty of action.
DariusKalera wrote...
sagevallant wrote...
sub-comment: Sten makes me curious what female qunari look like).
When I read this, all that popped into my mind was the image of a giant warrior woman throwing Alistair over her shoulder and saying "Time for snu snu!!".
He was just trying to scare Morrigan.Herr Uhl wrote...
DariusKalera wrote...
sagevallant wrote...
sub-comment: Sten makes me curious what female qunari look like).
When I read this, all that popped into my mind was the image of a giant warrior woman throwing Alistair over her shoulder and saying "Time for snu snu!!".
That might turn him off the opposite sex alltogether, after hearing Sten talk about it.
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
Recidiva wrote...
Kuravid wrote...
Looks are just kind of a bonus. Like money. Not necessary, but hey, it doesn't hurt to love someone hot and or well off ( this might just be the southern Californian in me talking).
I admit it. Im a size queen. But for me, that means the size of someone's heart, sense of humor and IQ. The rest is negotiable It's just another flavor of shallow, I know, but it works for me.
Modifié par MatronAdena, 01 décembre 2009 - 03:29 .
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
And yes, that's pretty sexist. Although I think it's safe to say that the majority of gamers are men, and that's the target audience for most games. Elements of the game industry are realizing that there's a vast, untapped market out-there, and with the growing success of 'casual' games things might change.
And for some reason this reminds of WoW raids, where the one or two girls in a 40-person raid would have all the guys hanging on their word in vent because its ZOMGAGURL.
Y'know. I may avoid the joke today. I've been having too much fun on these forums as it is.Herr Uhl wrote...
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
After being on these forums a couple of years, I thought there would be more.
I fully recognize that girl gamers are real. In fact, it was an e-girl gamer friend of mine that helped me get a job at a game development studio (that was promptly shut down 6 months after I was hired).Recidiva wrote...
The "mythical girl gamer" is a stereotype. In fact we get tired of being told we can't be girls and we're just roleplaying one but we're really a guy in his parent's basement.
You'd think girls were unicorns the way such a fuss is made. In reality we're out there, often choosing to roleplay males to avoid the hassle and the conversation entirely and make the whole thing seem funnier.
ESPECIALLY when trying to roleplay a female tank. Sure, girls can be mages and clerics, that's plausible. But anybody with a sword that big has got to be a guy.
Ventrillo has changed people's ideas somewhat, because there's lots of girls on there. But apparently you need to flash your boobs in order to be accepted as female by some.
Modifié par Taleroth, 01 décembre 2009 - 03:33 .
Recidiva wrote...
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
And yes, that's pretty sexist. Although I think it's safe to say that the majority of gamers are men, and that's the target audience for most games. Elements of the game industry are realizing that there's a vast, untapped market out-there, and with the growing success of 'casual' games things might change.
And for some reason this reminds of WoW raids, where the one or two girls in a 40-person raid would have all the guys hanging on their word in vent because its ZOMGAGURL.
The "mythical girl gamer" is a stereotype. In fact we get tired of being told we can't be girls and we're just roleplaying one but we're really a guy in his parent's basement.
You'd think girls were unicorns the way such a fuss is made. In reality we're out there, often choosing to roleplay males to avoid the hassle and the conversation entirely and make the whole thing seem funnier.
ESPECIALLY when trying to roleplay a female tank. Sure, girls can be mages and clerics, that's plausible. But anybody with a sword that big has got to be a guy.
Ventrillo has changed people's ideas somewhat, because there's lots of girls on there. But apparently you need to flash your boobs in order to be accepted as female by some.
Taleroth wrote...
Dude... internet.Herr Uhl wrote...
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
After being on these forums a couple of years, I thought there would be more.
There are two types of women on the internet.
1) Dudes.
2) Married women who won't stop hitting on me.
rageHerr Uhl wrote...
Hey, don't be hating on sports games.
Even though I never played madden...
Who you callin' a dwarf?TeenZombie wrote...
Taleroth wrote...
Dude... internet.Herr Uhl wrote...
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
After being on these forums a couple of years, I thought there would be more.
There are two types of women on the internet.
1) Dudes.
2) Married women who won't stop hitting on me.
I've been a computer gamer for a looooong time, but I definitely got more into it after I got married...my husband was sitting on the couch playing Madden, what else was I supposed to do!
Oh, and, what's up, you mad dwarven stallion. <3<3<3
ReubenLiew wrote...
I never understood it's appeal. It's basically the same game with addons. You could play the first madden and modded it and you have the latest madden.
It's... just beyond silly to me.
Taleroth wrote...
I fully recognize that girl gamers are real. In fact, it was an e-girl gamer friend of mine that helped me get a job at a game development studio (that was promptly shut down 6 months after I was hired).
However, I actually know several guys who decieve other guys into thinking they're girls. I've been the first person to know the truth in a couple of cases. We've had big issues with this problem in a private community, because we become a tight nit group, we have get togethers and a few members have hooked up and gotten married (the person who helped me get the job was one such). Then there's the girls who actually are girls, but are lying about being married or something similar.
A lot of guys have reason to be skeptical.
ComTrav wrote...
I was just surprised to see how many women actually played this game.
And yes, that's pretty sexist. Although I think it's safe to say that the majority of gamers are men, and that's the target audience for most games. Elements of the game industry are realizing that there's a vast, untapped market out-there, and with the growing success of 'casual' games things might change.
And for some reason this reminds of WoW raids, where the one or two girls in a 40-person raid would have all the guys hanging on their word in vent because its ZOMGAGURL.
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