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[Mr_Steph]

 I'd say a good 90% of my playthroughs are as females. I can roleplay a lot easier with them and I tend to like their voices more.

[Silas7]

I stick to my gender.

[Lluthren]

I usually play male first, but not in Mass Effect. I never played a male in Mass Effect.

[Maclimes]

I have three major playthroughs of any game like this:

1. My "canon" playthrough: Male (usually rogue or fighter), who is neutral but friendly. If racial choices are available, Dwarf or other stout, earthy species.

2. My "hero" playthrough: Female (usually rogue or mage), who is uber-good. If races are available, usually Elf or similar species.

3. My "villain" playthrough: Male (usually mage or fighter), who is a total jerk. Always human.

[badboy64]

Always play the opposite sex. Female of course.

[RipleyArcher]

I usually do multiple playthoughs as both genders, but I always start as a male.

[Gamercat]

I generally play as a female. I guess i've just always found badass chicks to be awesome.

[SgtElias]

I play as both genders, almost equally. I always start with a female, but play plenty of male characters, as well.

[The Antagonist]

Yes. I'd rather watch FemHawke's champion ass for 20 hours and the girl on girl is welcome too.

[travmonster]

I play as both genders when possible because I enjoy the different perspectives. I do tend to create more female characters overall, however, because I tend to appreciate female voice actors more than I do the males. For example, in ME, ME2, and ME3 so far, I've created four FemSheps and only two MaleSheps. In Dragon Age, it's more equal because of the lack of a voice-acted protagonist. Dragon Age 2 is still sitting on my shelf, unplayed. I'll get there eventually.

[Zevais]

Male here. I have done over 20 playthroughs (though the darned forum stopped uploading my characters here a long time ago). Over 90% are female. I just use a male thumbnail, so I don't get creepy private messages.

I have deleted all of my male character save files except one: Dwarf Noble. Dwarf Noble male is the only one to have two children and the only way for the best possible scenerio for the dwarves, so I chose to save that for future imports. My favorite playthroughs are Female Human Mage (so I can get the Amell last name), Female City Elf (overcomes the most oppression) and the Male Dwarf Noble for previous reasons.

[Neria Rose]

Nope. I only play female characters when available. And now I've gotten to the point that I neither play nor purchase RPGs that do not give me the option to play a female PC.

[okiness]

I can only ever play as a girl. Ever. And yeah, I buy games less when I can't play as a girl in them. My boyfriend only plays guys, too, we're both pretty stuck on that.

[CuriousArtemis]

I'm female but almost always play a male character, mostly because I'm female in real life, and it can be a real drag, being stuck in this body and this gender identity that I didn't particularly ask for. Another reason of course is that BW lets either gender romance a character; that's nice because I find traditional male x female romances boring (with rare exceptions). For that reason, after I'd played through numerous times with my male characters, I will make a female character and almost always romance another female character.

Also, since I am straight, it is just way more fun to create a nice-looking guy in CC then a woman; I get bored trying to create a woman. And I get to look at my cute or hunky guy all game

Modifié par motomotogirl, 18 avril 2013 - 09:59 .

[KingRoxas]

mosesarose wrote...

Never, always play male.

[ObserverStatus]

Usually I only play as a female character when my character is so obscenely evil that I don't want to think of it as myself.

[Arcadian Legend]

I tend to alternate every time I start a new file on games where you have the option. On my first playthrough I make the protag either, depending on whatever the hell I feel like playing as, then on the next, should there be enough replayability to warrant me playing through again I pick the opposite sex to play as.

[Ashevajak]

My first playthrough will usually be as my own gender, but after that, aesthetic considerations may take priority.

No, not like that you perverts.  I mean voice acting.  For example, in Dragon Age II, I preferred Nicholas Boulton's voice acting to Jo Wyatt's.But then, when it came to Mass Effect, I vastly preferred Jennifer Hale to Mark Meer.  It's a fairly minor thing I know, I'd be perfectly happy with an Origin style dialogue system and no voice acting for the main character at all.  But for some reason, certain voices really bug me.

[saMoorai]

Depends on the game and it depends on the character.

[VanDraegon]

Only as a temp diversion. I usually only get them a level or two in what ever game it happens to be.

[TheBlackBaron]

Typically at least once, if the game allows me to. DA2 was the exception, in that I only ever played the opposite sex PC.

Modifié par TheBlackBaron, 18 avril 2013 - 10:40 .

[darth_lopez]

 In skyrim i have only made one male character, who i quickly lost interest in. So yes i play all my games, or most of them as a Female Character, I've thought about it in DND but there so far i have a 100% male character thing going. the last game i played as a guy was probably DA 2. (and ME 3 since my original shepard was a guy)  And honestly i'm not sure why i did that one as a guy. all my MMO Characters are Female. This wasn't always the case though i didn't start doing this until ME 1. The game showed me playing as a Girl in games can be equally fun and there was something about femshep that was particularly inspiring to me. 

After that though i think i've been alot more open to things than i would've been if i hadn't tried it the once. 

[Homebound]

yes i do. and shes usually an aggressive alpha-lesbian with a soft spot for nerdy girls.

[CrazyRah]

Yeah i tend to play as the opposing gender, which is female. In most games i will end up playing as my own gender so i kinda pick female just for diversity in my gaming.