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[Fennekin]

3/4 of the people on my friend list are women :3 Girl power for the win. I do have male friends, too ^^''

[genomandril]

Mendelevosa wrote...





Mente alevosa.

Im a girl player. Lets meet up sometimes in ME3 multiplayer girlfriend!

[Twinkles DeVere]

Count Viceroy wrote...

Why does gender even matter? Totally meaningless in this context. Unless you're implying that one gender is better at playing than the other....I'm hurt, offended and terribly disapointed in the internet on this fine afternoon.

Just to clarify - it doesn't really. It would just be nice to not be the only girl for once. I don't mind getting put with the guys, as long as they're good players.

There, there, feeling better now?  

[Quething]

Acyl wrote...

I'm pretty sure the Mass Effect fanbase in general has more female players than most videogames. But I'd also assume fewer female players are intensively running the multiplayer. That's just how it is. Taking a look at my own Origin friends list, there's...only three women. And my list is reasonably long. 

You know for a fact they're all guys? I get taken for a dude all the time, and pretty much never bother to correct the assumption. Worst case scenario, I actually get more respect as a gamer that way, after all.

[Twinkles DeVere]

Quething wrote...

Acyl wrote...

I'm pretty sure the Mass Effect fanbase in general has more female players than most videogames. But I'd also assume fewer female players are intensively running the multiplayer. That's just how it is. Taking a look at my own Origin friends list, there's...only three women. And my list is reasonably long. 

You know for a fact they're all guys? I get taken for a dude all the time, and pretty much never bother to correct the assumption. Worst case scenario, I actually get more respect as a gamer that way, after all.

You can usually  tell by either voice or avatar. 

[AbhijitSM]

AZawesomeman wrote...

girl on the internet = Guy In Real Life G.I.R.L.

Lol  . Now where is that thumbs up/like button. Oh well there isn't one here.

[vware]

I like boys. Am I considered one of the girls?

Modifié par vware, 29 mai 2012 - 11:15 .

[AlienSpaceBats]

I'm a Welsh man. This is the same thing as an English woman, yes?

[Irkalla]

Too bad you are on xbox

[SaNgGoLd]

DayusMakhina wrote...

Domnux wrote...

SaNgGoLd wrote...

I play with 2 girls, my girlfriend and her friend but we play on the PC and I can see you play on the xbox ^^

Well, aren't you special.

Disappoint. You could have atleast asked him if he's met his girlfriend yet! 

Hm you sound like an xbox gamer for some reason... I was just being nice.

[PoetryAvenger]

Twinkles DeVere wrote...

Quething wrote...

Acyl wrote...

I'm pretty sure the Mass Effect fanbase in general has more female players than most videogames. But I'd also assume fewer female players are intensively running the multiplayer. That's just how it is. Taking a look at my own Origin friends list, there's...only three women. And my list is reasonably long. 

You know for a fact they're all guys? I get taken for a dude all the time, and pretty much never bother to correct the assumption. Worst case scenario, I actually get more respect as a gamer that way, after all.

You can usually  tell by either voice or avatar. 

'Usually' is a qualifier that means it's easier just to ask. With the quality of ME3's voice chat and the general quality of headset mics, a lot of the people I come across sound pretty gender-ambiguous.

[Quething]

PoetryAvenger wrote...

Twinkles DeVere wrote...

You can usually  tell by either voice or avatar. 

'Usually' is a qualifier that means it's easier just to ask. With the quality of ME3's voice chat and the general quality of headset mics, a lot of the people I come across sound pretty gender-ambiguous.

Assuming they speak at all.

As for the avatar thing, my Origin avatar is Wonder Woman and my avatar here is a femShep and AFAICT neither does a thing to reduce the chance of guys thinking I'm a guy, so.... 

[Wray HD]

"Hm you sound like an xbox gamer for some reason... I was just being nice."
What exactly is this supposed to mean?

Modifié par Wray HD, 29 mai 2012 - 11:28 .

[PorcelynDoll]

I haven't found any other girls to play with either but I like playing with the guys too. I'm on the PC as well.

[Twinkles DeVere]

PoetryAvenger wrote...

Twinkles DeVere wrote...

Quething wrote...

Acyl wrote...

I'm pretty sure the Mass Effect fanbase in general has more female players than most videogames. But I'd also assume fewer female players are intensively running the multiplayer. That's just how it is. Taking a look at my own Origin friends list, there's...only three women. And my list is reasonably long. 

You know for a fact they're all guys? I get taken for a dude all the time, and pretty much never bother to correct the assumption. Worst case scenario, I actually get more respect as a gamer that way, after all.

You can usually  tell by either voice or avatar. 

'Usually' is a qualifier that means it's easier just to ask. With the quality of ME3's voice chat and the general quality of headset mics, a lot of the people I come across sound pretty gender-ambiguous.

I don't usually have my mic on unless I'm meeting up with people I know already - there's too many angry 12 yr olds out there I really don't want to talk to. I don't see it as a bad thing if new peeps turns out to be guys, as long as they're good players.

Ps. No offence if you're 12, yeah? 

[DragonRacer]

Acyl wrote...

I'm pretty sure the Mass Effect fanbase in general has more female players than most videogames. But I'd also assume fewer female players are intensively running the multiplayer. That's just how it is. Taking a look at my own Origin friends list, there's...only three women. And my list is reasonably long. 

That would seem to be fairly accurate. Case in point, I'm a woman and of my fairly long friends list, there are only two other women who actively play this game (and have mics... I suppose some of my "mute" friends could also be chicks and I wouldn't know it).

As for the OP, I'd offer to friend you, but I see you are on XBox, so... would be hard to synch my PS3 up to you.

[Twinkles DeVere]

Quething wrote...

PoetryAvenger wrote...

Twinkles DeVere wrote...

You can usually  tell by either voice or avatar. 

'Usually' is a qualifier that means it's easier just to ask. With the quality of ME3's voice chat and the general quality of headset mics, a lot of the people I come across sound pretty gender-ambiguous.

Assuming they speak at all.

As for the avatar thing, my Origin avatar is Wonder Woman and my avatar here is a femShep and AFAICT neither does a thing to reduce the chance of guys thinking I'm a guy, so.... 

LOL shame. That is kinda funny though! 

[Ibn_Shisha]

Sorry, can't help much.
I do seem to run into female players more often when I play in the morning (EDT) on PS3, if you happen to understand 日本語.

[Descy_]

This game is like L4D2 to me. I run into girls playing all the time online.

[Fade9wayz]

Well, I'm on PC, so that won't do. I have only once encountered another woman in MP, but neither of us spoke much, except for the very basic: Banshee behind you! I'm not very talkative anyway, too busy staying alive, staying alive, hu, hu, hu, hu staying aliiiive

Edit: in any case, Origin ID: Aresis01

Modifié par Fade9wayz, 29 mai 2012 - 11:55 .

[E71]

AZawesomeman wrote...

girl on the internet = Guy In Real Life G.I.R.L.

lmao

[EVL65R]

Wimminz!