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[Hogge87]

Male, Male

But next time I'm probably going to play Femshep, and make her totaly evil XD

[Punk4Real]

I'm a guy, I play as a guy - why? Cause I'm not sexually confused.

[Selene Moonsong]

I'm a woman and almost always play as the female protagonist, about 98% of the time (100% for first run through a game).

In some games I will play a male character to get a look at the gender differences. However, I simply don't feel immersed in the character when attempting to play a male like I do when playing a female character where I can inject a bit of my own personality into the character during the game.

[jmaster888]

Me: male
Shepard: male on which I worked hard to let him look like me xD

[Sharkster]

I'm male and started out with BroShep on ME1, standard vanilla version, romanced Liara and enjoyed the game. 

Come ME2, I've heard people raving about FemShep, so I roll a new character -- and am blasted away by Jennifer Hale's performance. To me, it changed the whole dynamic of the story with a strong female character in the lead, saving the galaxy. (And a good "strong female character" at that who doesn't feel the need to prove herself to be as good as/better than a man.) That added a lot of fun for me.

As a bonus I learned about reach and flexibility with Garrus. 

Somewhat immersion-breaking but highly amusing: Watching Femshep run around the Normandy in a black cocktail dress, especially when sits down and the camera peeks up her skirt. First time I saw that, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing. 

[Selidor]

I'm a guy, and so is my main Shepard. I'm transgender, and at the moment I spend every day effectively being forced into roleplaying as a woman (I don't read as convincingly male yet) so in a game with a custom character creator, playing a woman hits a little too close to home for me.

That said, Jennifer Hale does a great job, and I do have a female Shepard playthrough started, she'll just never be my main/personal 'headcanon' Shepard.

[JediMB]

I'm male and I've had a preference for female protagonists since I first saw Alien 3.

Doesn't matter if it's a movie or a game; first person or third person.

[TheRealJayDee]

male/male

[PotterGaz]

I'm male, my canon Shep is the default BroShep. I've started a second playthrough as FemShep though (1st ever!) to see how it all differs, if at all. Even early on I can say that Hale's VA is decent.

[Irx]

male / male.
Never play female chars.

[DamonD7]

Male / Male.

Would be interested in trying a female Shep for a complete trilogy play-through sometime. Just...not at the moment, don't feel like playing the singleplayer still.

[G00N3R7883]

Male, male. I go female for alternate runs though.

[Little Princess Peach]

female/femshep
I can't use maleshep his voice bugs me and the fact he has better romances than femshep ><

[shedevil3001]

female, i always play females in game, cant seem to roleplay a male for some reason

[LaurenShepard-N7]

I'm female and play femshep, both for immersion sake and the fact it's just awesome to have a female player character who is actually taken seriously and not just there to give the guys something to ogle at, I like how it reminds me of the Alien series. I'll give manshep a go eventually but it'll take a while to get used to his voice acting (STEEEVEEE!!).

[Pilotgregster]

Male / Sheploo

[catabuca]

I'm a woman...well, it's complicated; I like my games with as many flavours as possible, so I roll manSheps and womanSheps as I feel like it. Their gender isn't that important to me; their personality and back story and my vision for their path through the game is what's most important.

[Virtual winter]

Male, Male. I can identify more with the character & roleplay better thus.

[Sundance31us]

Female/male Shepard. I prefer Meer's reading of the character; also, if I'm going to be looking at a character (usually from behind) for hours/days I want to enjoy the view.

[AlexMBrennan]

Gender and sex are distinct concepts, and you cannot substitute the former for the latter just because sex is a "bad" word. If you unsure about the difference, I'd suggest buying a dictionary. And, yes, that also applies to Bioware writers.

If you just want to bypass filters: Essex Middlesex SussexWessex

[m00nsister]

Female / femShep

Selene Moonsong wrote...
However, I simply don't feel immersed in the character when attempting to play a male like I do when playing a female character where I can inject a bit of my own personality into the character during the game.

I feel like that, too.

I only play dudes when I have no other choice (Like in The Witcher)

[Sebbe1337o]

Male, play both.

[Nimrodell]

Female/female and sometimes I play male as well.

[SynheKatze]

Male/Male