Chicks, man...

[The Wykydtron]

Always play both sexes in RPGs, Don't really care whether the Character i'm playing is male or female

 

[Danceofmasks]

i had a boyfriend once who when i asked him why he only played girl characters answered that fawning over a male character made him feel gay...which boggled my mind. Later i realized it was hilarious since he was asked seriously many times if he was gay and he was so uninterested in sex (like once i caught him watching tv mid coitus) it makes me think that maybe some guys with a homophobic view on male leads maybe have issues themselves.

As tragic as this is, it's also hilarious.

So some guys feel gay for playing guys, and other guys feel gay for playing girls.
If it's not being embarassed about being a pixel girl, it's being embarassed about being attracted to a pixel guy?
What the ... I don't even ...

They are just characters.

Bayonetta is an exception, though ... "you may have bought my game, but I totally PWN you. Through the fourth wall."

 

[jamesworkshop]

I love video game girls. I think a game with a female lead is exponentially more interesting than a game with a male lead. There is just something so awesome about a girl who can kick ass. That being said, I don't like female mages. They're so cliche and boring to me. A female healer...riveting. Aeris was ok, though. Sorry, now I'm just rambling. Anyway, the point is, I love video game girls. My personal favorites are Cammy, Psylocke, Jill Valentine, Lara Croft, Felicia, Rikku, Princess Ashe, C. Viper, Kitana, and Tali.

Also..does using girls in games, especially fighting games, make you feel less manly/masculine?

Played

No one lives forever
still a man

DA:O Lesbian human noble two-handed warrior
still a man

Tomb raider series
still a man

so no

 

[Something Amyss]

You know what I like to see in RPGs? Male clerics. There's something about a man who is kind to everyone that makes me want to...violate him.

But that's just me.

Especially if he's celibate?

 

[oreopizza47]

I love video game girls. I think a game with a female lead is exponentially more interesting than a game with a male lead. There is just something so awesome about a girl who can kick ass. That being said, I don't like female mages. They're so cliche and boring to me. A female healer...riveting. Aeris was ok, though. Sorry, now I'm just rambling. Anyway, the point is, I love video game girls. My personal favorites are Cammy, Psylocke, Jill Valentine, Lara Croft, Felicia, Rikku, Princess Ashe, C. Viper, Kitana, and Tali.

Also..does using girls in games, especially fighting games, make you feel less manly/masculine?

No, it doesn't make me feel less masculine to play a girl character, but it aggravates me when I'm playing online and no one uses anyone but the girl characters, who are overpowered or easy to get hit into a corner by. Personally, gender in games isn't an issue to me. I'm just as likely to play a game with a female lead as the exact same game with a male lead. It's just a few more pixels in some places, and a different voice actor. That being said, in games where you choose your gender, I'm still more likely to choose male unless there is a separate storyline for the female character.

 

[Paksenarrion]

You know what I like to see in RPGs? Male clerics. There's something about a man who is kind to everyone that makes me want to...violate him.

But that's just me.

Especially if he's celibate?

Oh, God yes.

 

[jamesworkshop]

You know what I like to see in RPGs? Male clerics. There's something about a man who is kind to everyone that makes me want to...violate him.

But that's just me.

Especially if he's celibate?

I had two (male plus female) pair of Battleguards of Tempus (clerics) in Icewind dale 2

...I wonder now if they got it on.

 

[Danceofmasks]

Clerics of Tempus aren't the kind to everyone type, though ... foreplay probably involves smashing orc skulls.

 

[jamesworkshop]

Clerics of Tempus aren't the kind to everyone type, though ... foreplay probably involves smashing orc skulls.

thats just their brand of spreading the love, no chance of glory without fighting to the death on occassion.

 

[Something Amyss]

You know what I like to see in RPGs? Male clerics. There's something about a man who is kind to everyone that makes me want to...violate him.

But that's just me.

Especially if he's celibate?

Oh, God yes.

Is it wrong I find that incredibly sexy?

 

[Paksenarrion]

You know what I like to see in RPGs? Male clerics. There's something about a man who is kind to everyone that makes me want to...violate him.

But that's just me.

Especially if he's celibate?

Oh, God yes.

Is it wrong I find that incredibly sexy?

Then we're both incredibly wrong.

 

[Danceofmasks]

Then we're both incredibly wrong.

Wait, are you admitting that it's wrong?

I wouldn't draw my line there ... wanting pics is where my line's at.

 

[Vohn_exel]

I love video game girls. I think a game with a female lead is exponentially more interesting than a game with a male lead. There is just something so awesome about a girl who can kick ass. That being said, I don't like female mages. They're so cliche and boring to me. A female healer...riveting. Aeris was ok, though. Sorry, now I'm just rambling. Anyway, the point is, I love video game girls. My personal favorites are Cammy, Psylocke, Jill Valentine, Lara Croft, Felicia, Rikku, Princess Ashe, C. Viper, Kitana, and Tali.

Also..does using girls in games, especially fighting games, make you feel less manly/masculine?

The only reason I prefer male leads over female is because I project myself onto whatever character I'm playing. If they're female, then it's hard for me to do that, lol. I do occasionally make female characters in games that allow you to pick gender (like Dynasty Warriors) and I have a pool of female characters that I choose from. Now in Street Fighter, I originally chose Ken because he had a green fireball, and because my brother chose Ryu. Now I just like him.

If you have SFIV, whenever my PS3 gets fixed, we can have a match online.

 

[Paksenarrion]

Then we're both incredibly wrong.

Wait, are you admitting that it's wrong?

I wouldn't draw my line there ... wanting pics is where my line's at.

I'm Roman Catholic. Doing incredibly wrong things are what I do best.

 

[TragicHero84]

I love video game girls. I think a game with a female lead is exponentially more interesting than a game with a male lead. There is just something so awesome about a girl who can kick ass. That being said, I don't like female mages. They're so cliche and boring to me. A female healer...riveting. Aeris was ok, though. Sorry, now I'm just rambling. Anyway, the point is, I love video game girls. My personal favorites are Cammy, Psylocke, Jill Valentine, Lara Croft, Felicia, Rikku, Princess Ashe, C. Viper, Kitana, and Tali.

Also..does using girls in games, especially fighting games, make you feel less manly/masculine?

The only reason I prefer male leads over female is because I project myself onto whatever character I'm playing. If they're female, then it's hard for me to do that, lol. I do occasionally make female characters in games that allow you to pick gender (like Dynasty Warriors) and I have a pool of female characters that I choose from. Now in Street Fighter, I originally chose Ken because he had a green fireball, and because my brother chose Ryu. Now I just like him.

If you have SFIV, whenever my PS3 gets fixed, we can have a match online.

I have SSF4 and SF4 but I only have a 360.

 

[Paksenarrion]

Then we're both incredibly wrong.

Wait, are you admitting that it's wrong?

I wouldn't draw my line there ... wanting pics is where my line's at.

The forum ate my post.

This happens quite frequently.

 

[archvile93]

I don't prefer one gender over the other in games. I don't think a character automatically becomes more interesting because she has breasts.

 

[Vohn_exel]

I love video game girls. I think a game with a female lead is exponentially more interesting than a game with a male lead. There is just something so awesome about a girl who can kick ass. That being said, I don't like female mages. They're so cliche and boring to me. A female healer...riveting. Aeris was ok, though. Sorry, now I'm just rambling. Anyway, the point is, I love video game girls. My personal favorites are Cammy, Psylocke, Jill Valentine, Lara Croft, Felicia, Rikku, Princess Ashe, C. Viper, Kitana, and Tali.

Also..does using girls in games, especially fighting games, make you feel less manly/masculine?

The only reason I prefer male leads over female is because I project myself onto whatever character I'm playing. If they're female, then it's hard for me to do that, lol. I do occasionally make female characters in games that allow you to pick gender (like Dynasty Warriors) and I have a pool of female characters that I choose from. Now in Street Fighter, I originally chose Ken because he had a green fireball, and because my brother chose Ryu. Now I just like him.

If you have SFIV, whenever my PS3 gets fixed, we can have a match online.

I have SSF4 and SF4 but I only have a 360.

Aww, that sucks. I play a mean Ken. I'm not the best but I don't follow that stupid "flowchart" either. Course, it's been a while since I've played the game, I'm VERY rusty anyway. But yeah, I'm not in the game to win, but have a fun match. I don't spam fireballs and the like. Maybe some other day we'll get a chance at a match.

 

[TragicHero84]

I don't prefer one gender over the other in games. I don't think a character automatically becomes more interesting because she has breasts.

I think they do. Chun Li and Cammy kicking ass is a lot more interesting than Ryu or Ken, imo.

 

[Gahars]

I don't think either gender is more appealing, just depends how well written the character is, chromosomes be damned.

As for fighting games, as long as they fight well, there's no real problem with playing as a female character, for me anyways.