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[Lord William Redblood]

I will play a female character but I usually play the male first, I have a character named sonya I play in dragon age.

[ForsakenSon]

The completionist in me begs to have both male and female playthroughs, if there is choice involved. Just habit.

[drak4806.2]

I play mostly as female characters because I can't make a decent male character with the dragon age character creator

[Mlai00]

The DAO PCs may be silent, but thank goodness they have battle voices. Once I heard those voices, I use my mind to fill in the gap of silence during dialogue options.

There was no real male voice I liked 100%; I couldn't find a male voice which sounded heroic and deep.

But the female 'snarky' voice fit my dwarven rogue really well; helped me round out her character in my head.

[CrybabyXD]

DAO only my City Elf has been female and Alistar broke up with me. It all depends the romance intrest, in DAO i perfer Lelinna and Mass Effect i perfer Kaidan. I never had a Zeveran Romance all did was sleep with him before i ended maybe im missing something.

[Imban]

All of my Dragon Age characters are girls. I might play a guy at some point, if I insist upon doing all of the origins, though.

[sonsonthebia07]

I play both male and female characters. If I play a rogue in any game, I generally will make it female.

My first actual playthrough was with my female Dalish elf rogue.

Mlai00 wrote...

The DAO PCs may be silent, but thank goodness they have battle voices. Once I heard those voices, I use my mind to fill in the gap of silence during dialogue options.
There was no real male voice I liked 100%; I couldn't find a male voice which sounded heroic and deep.
But the female 'snarky' voice fit my dwarven rogue really well; helped me round out her character in my head.

The last voice option for a female elf, "Violent" or whatever (haven't played in a few months), is great. It fits a sinister rogue very well.

[Mlai00]

The last voice option for a female elf, "Violent" or whatever (haven't played in a few months), is great. It fits a sinister rogue very well.

Aah... will use that for my potential City Elf playthru then. Gotta play as female for that origin, turn Persistent Gore back on (I have it off) and play Kill Bill soundtrack in the background LOL.

[sylvanaerie]

sonsonthebia07 wrote...

I play both male and female characters. If I play a rogue in any game, I generally will make it female.

My first actual playthrough was with my female Dalish elf rogue.

Mlai00 wrote...

The DAO PCs may be silent, but thank goodness they have battle voices. Once I heard those voices, I use my mind to fill in the gap of silence during dialogue options.
There was no real male voice I liked 100%; I couldn't find a male voice which sounded heroic and deep.
But the female 'snarky' voice fit my dwarven rogue really well; helped me round out her character in my head.

The last voice option for a female elf, "Violent" or whatever (haven't played in a few months), is great. It fits a sinister rogue very well.

yea but the human violent one made me want to strangle my Cousland girl.  If she said she was gonna fetch a ladder ONE more time I would have tossed my computer out the window.  She got deleted and never made it out of Ostagar.

[Pridesong]

sylvanaerie wrote...

yea but the human violent one made me want to strangle my Cousland girl.  If she said she was gonna fetch a ladder ONE more time I would have tossed my computer out the window.  She got deleted and never made it out of Ostagar.

Lol, that is a pretty big complaint with that voice.  Thankfully there's a mod for that.

http://www.dragonage...file.php?id=867

[Crimson Jupiter]

I play female characters in every RPG

Modifié par Crimson Jupiter, 21 mars 2010 - 05:27 .

[Fates end]

I have characters of both genders, like seeing all the different options.

Modifié par Fates end, 21 mars 2010 - 05:28 .

[rabbitchannel]

I always play female characters when given the choice. I guess I find it more interesting. I don't really see my characters as extensions or representations of myself. They're their own individuals. That's why female characters are usually more interesting, more appealing, and more "attractive" aside from being very distinct from myself.

[caladorne]

Khayness wrote...

Playing as a female character makes me feel out of palce (I take my RP seriously), so I don't play as a female.
Got a friend who plays with female characters all the time. His excuse is that if he has to stare at a PlayerCharacter for hours he prefers to stare at the backside of a woman. Good for him I guess. I don't stare at my PC, I usally checking the surroundings.

For me, it is acutally EASIER to roleplay using female pcs (i'm a guy). If I play as a male character, I tend to put WAAYYY to much of my own personality into him. To me, that defeats the purpose of selecting a character, giving them goals, and then allowing them to let their personality shine through as the game progresses (not just in DAO, but all rpgs).

Eventually after a couple of playthroughs, then I tend to make a character like myself....Sadly, those pcs wind up being the cannon min/max, powergaming characters that make me move on to something esle

Eeeeerrrmm....so Yup, I play female characters.

[CHiLLFiRe]

Caladorne: I seem to have the same problem in table-top RPG's. Regardless of the character concept, if I make the character male, somehow MY personality always ends up showing up most of the time. But I don't seem to have that same problem when I play female characters. I guess it's just easier to stay in character since I'm not female IRL. *shrugs*

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

I decided make my main a human female, since in most games that allow me to create a character, I usually create a male, and if possible, non-human characters.

And it paid off handsomely. Everything just felt perfect. And contray to many people, I actually enjoy having the "violent" voiceset on my Cousland. It fits her perfectly and makes me lol here and there.

[Massadonious1]

I have a bunch of in progress characters, three of whom reached end-game, but my favorite probably has to be my Female Dwarf Noble. I felt it was a richer and more progressive origin than her male counterpart.



In cases like that, I'll play a female, but more often than not, I'll play males, as I find them easier to identify with. (obviously)

[wwwwowwww]

Leon Elsa wrote...

Louis deGuerre wrote...

I prefer to play female char in ME and male char in DAO. I wonder why ?

Because females can look like crap-o-la in DAO?

EDIT: I'm thinking of playing as a female on my next run, but not until I have made a good looking morph.

I usually play a female character, as the armor options seem, to me, to look so much better on them.

There are quite a few good morphs out there for femail characters, it's the hairstyles that drive me nuts, even with the "more hairstyle mods" there is only one I like

[Elhanan]

I have one female character; an Elven dual-wielding amazon from the Alienage named Valaria. When I read of the origin, it reminded me a geat deal of the same named REH heroine that inspired the creation of Red Sonja. And since the film was such a pile of tripe, I thought this might be a good way to see how the character should have been portrayed.



But I have not preceeded past Ostaggar with her yet, as I am not fond of the fighting style.

[yasuraka.hakkyou]

bstanley52 wrote...

Besides, how are you supposed to get the Alistair romance option without it?

throw him off a cliff? oh, get the romance achievement...
just baitin' ya, no need to get angry.

I almost exclusively play girls in games, and I'm a dude IRL. I think the biggest reason is that I feel that I'm protecting my characters and guiding them to safety in a way. ok, a little bit is to look at something nice for hours upon hours of play, but that's like 5%.

I don't want to protect dudes, that's just lame to me and they don't need it anyway. I might roll one for RP, or to mess around or something, but not often.

Modifié par yasuraka.hakkyou, 23 mars 2010 - 07:09 .

[zchen]

looking at my character list....bunch of females, mainly for aesthetic purposes...

I still can't do Alistair romance though (one Kaidan+FemShephard scene was jarring enough for me......)

[caradoc2000]

I play both male and female characters in every RPG I play.

[DragonRageGT]

6 males and 2 females chars so far. Some roles are fun to play with a girl char. Ask Dustin Hoffman! =)

[casedawgz]

3 males, 1 female, 1 female in progress that I need to get around to finishing. Human Noble Male Warrior, Dwarf Noble Male Warrior, Human male Mage, and Human Female Noble Warrior all finished, Dalish female rogue is in Deep Roads limbo.