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[Dunvi]

jfruelas521 wrote...

Statistics show that people generally choose avatars that are the same sex as they are.

Well damn, I thought I was a girl, not an asexual robot. Better go replace my ID...

[JediHarbinger]

Pyth the Bull wrote...

Cyonan wrote...

Let me go confirm if I'm actually a female Quarian or not.

Just go masturbate. If it takes more than 90 seconds, you're a woman.

good lord Pyth! 

Modifié par JediHarbinger, 07 février 2013 - 11:15 .

[Dr. McN1nja]

What more reason do you need than FemShep is a BAMF? Sexy too, of course, but that's just the icing on the cake, really.......

[inversevideo]

CrimsonN7 wrote...

Yeah this isn't going to end well.
inb4retardremarks

Yeah..oh...too late.

Modifié par inversevideo, 07 février 2013 - 11:16 .

[jfruelas521]

Cyonan wrote...

People's avatars usually reflect their gender?

Yeah... about that...

Let me go confirm if I'm actually a female Quarian or not.

Lol, I said generally. Plus this is a different case.  This just shows you like quarians.  If they had an option between a male quarian and a female quarian, would you still have picked the female?

[FateNeverEnds]

It's like the bunch of confused guys using girls' photos as profile pictures on the very BSN. I've never understood and I never will.

[Chealec]

... come to think of it, most of us have Avatars that aren't even the same species, you'd think gender would be a minor concern really. I suspect the odds of me sleeping with another guy (if I wasn't already in a committed relationship of course) are considerably higher than me sleeping with something that's another species entirely.

Other avatars I've used are pictures that are actually me, my Cthulhu plushy (an Elder God) or a Nosferatu the Vampire (Undead) my other half crocheted for me.


A banner of a human being that happens to be a different gender really is comparatively normal.

[Dunvi]

Lathrim wrote...

Dunvi wrote...

jfruelas521 wrote...

Statistics show that people generally choose avatars that are the same sex as they are.

Well damn, I thought I was a girl, not an asexual robot. Better go replace my ID...

Dat laughing. I haz done it. Thanks. 

 I try my best...

... to derail stupid threads 

[Omnifarious Nef]

JediHarbinger wrote...

Pyth the Bull wrote...

Cyonan wrote...

Let me go confirm if I'm actually a female Quarian or not.

Just go masturbate. If it takes more than 90 seconds, you're a woman.

good lord Pyth! 

XD Oh God.

[ISHYGDDT]

FateNeverEnds wrote...

It's like the bunch of confused guys using girls' photos as profile pictures on the very BSN. I've never understood and I never will.

So you're really a salarian.  Do you eat flies?

[iOnlySignIn]

Why not?

I'm a guy and I enjoy wearing women's clothes in real life. It's called being secure in my masculinity.

[Foxen63]

I played all 3 ME's with FemShep because if I'm going to spend 50+ hours watching someone's butt run around in front of me ... I generally prefer it to be female (I have the same rules for most of my single player rpg's) It's really only in MMO's where my main char's will be male. Also ... FemShep + Liara is my dirty little pleasure.

[palmof40sorrows]

jfruelas521 wrote...

This is probably going to turn into a gigantic flamewar but whatever.  Serious question.  Why do you want to wear the femshep banner if you are a guy?  Statistics show that people generally choose avatars that are the same sex as they are.  Now, I know that Jennifer Hale is widely considered a better voice actor than Mark Meer, but I'd be willing to bet that most of your "main" Sheps are male, just like mine is.  Sure, I have a secondary femshep but my main guy is male.

Plus, I'm not totally down with the new picture of her.  The default femshep from ME1 and ME2 was way better.  That picture of her looks weird.  Just my opinion.

*Flameshield engaged*

Because "ROLE PLAYING GAME" is why. I'm a guy every day of my life, maybe it'd be interesting to "role play" as a different gender? 

Also, because of threads like this one. Also, for the same reason I don't play sports games, because it's something I can do any day of the week. Maybe not at the same "level" as professional or college (or hell even highschool), but in the same ballpark.

Can I fly an interstellar spacecraft? Shoot at outer space aliens? No, which is why I play games like Mass Effect, and not car/sports/shoot at real-world-human-type games.

Which is why I like having femshep banner.

Last "also:" it is AN OPTION. fercrissakes.

[Iaenic]

Two reasons.

First: To encourage other people to visit BSN, because they will invariably ask "How did you get that?" and I can tell them to come visit this site and check out the N7HQ.

Second: The male shepard looks nothing like the one I made for myself anyways, so I don't have any particular attachment to it.

[Dunvi]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

Why not?

I'm a guy and I enjoy wearing women's clothes in real life. It's called being secure in my masculinity.

*only dates guys who will wear skirts when asked*

[Zkyire]

jfruelas521 wrote...

This is probably going to turn into a gigantic flamewar but whatever.  Serious question.  Why do you want to wear the femshep banner if you are a guy?  Statistics show that people generally choose avatars that are the same sex as they are.  Now, I know that Jennifer Hale is widely considered a better voice actor than Mark Meer, but I'd be willing to bet that most of your "main" Sheps are male, just like mine is.  Sure, I have a secondary femshep but my main guy is male.

Plus, I'm not totally down with the new picture of her.  The default femshep from ME1 and ME2 was way better.  That picture of her looks weird.  Just my opinion.

*Flameshield engaged*

..I don't get the point.

I'm not a Volus, but as soon as I get the Biotic God banner; I'm using it.

[HolyAvenger]

Default FemShep looks better than Sheploo, imo. I played both MShep and FShep in SP, but all were custom. 

Modifié par HolyAvenger, 07 février 2013 - 11:19 .

[Zkyire]

iOnlySignIn wrote...

Why not?

I'm a guy and I enjoy wearing women's clothes in real life. It's called being secure in my masculinity.

..actually that's called being a transvestite.

[JediHarbinger]

[quote]iOnlySignIn wrote...

Why not?

I'm a guy and I enjoy wearing women's clothes in real life. It's called being secure in my masculinity.[/quote

Riiiight...

Awkward..

[Kinom001]

Why does it matter which banner a person decides to use?

[khannoir]

because I prefer the view of a redhead to sausage?