Yeah, it was my attempt at being ironic.Teoes said:Now, sarcasm and irony can be difficult to communicate in written form so I can't tell if you're being serious with this; but I hope you realise the exact same argument can and should be leveled at the Sorceress' stupendous balcony.mbarker said:That's ridiculous, how would you be able to move and fight properly in a banana hamock with a huge bouncing shlong?
Voted: 'Sure, why not?'. With no small measure of OLOLOLOL. That would be hilarious to see, please please someone make it happen.
Well, there's the fact that one is a reproductive organ used in the conception of a child.Gatx said:I don't think big dicks are not the equivalent of big breasts.
Now, see, you've quoted a post of mine where I said this particular thread was being treated far too seriously.. and you stripped out that important part to then take me too seriously.Yuuki said:From a developer/publisher perspective I think it could very much matter. Games cost money to make, they don't grow on trees. The industry is an especially volatile state right now with alarmingly huge investments needed to make even simple games.Teoes said:However until then, I think it's a great idea that for every wobbly-jugged top-heavy lady, we get some hilarious swingin' meat between some chap's legs. No, dongs and jugs are not strictly equivalent. No, that's not the point and nor does it strictly matter either.
Think if Gears Of War started off as a franchise about mostly-nude marines packing huge bulges - storyline/gameplay remains unchanged. Do you really think that sales wouldn't have been negatively affected once the word got out? I'm sure there's a market out there for such characters, but do you believe that market as big as the "regular" market that would've bought the non-sexy-man Gears i.e. the core demographic?
Or hell, lets use a more relatable example. Say they made a Dead Or Alive:Xtreme Beach Volleyball spin-off where it's a whole bunch of sexy males at the behest of a single extremely-rich woman whom you almost never see. The goal is to keep the men happy, pit them in minigames against each other, dress (or undress) them up, take photos of them posing at exotic locations, etc.
Do you believe such a game would've even made back the development costs? Genuine question, because that's one thing the publisher will definitely want to know![]()
Well back in the day breasts were needed if the baby had to survive.EstrogenicMuscle said:While the other is a piece of body fat.
As already stated by others in this thread, males don't have a body part that equates to female breasts and the world doesn't see the balance/trade between male genitals and female breasts. It's fruitless to try and impose this "rule" of yours - I mean nothing's stopping you from trying, go ahead with the thread. The true equivalent to female breasts are male chests, and we get to see PLENTY of that all the time so there you go. Women find male chests sexy, right? Especially the nicely-toned ones? What makes female breasts so sacred anyway?Teoes said:However, speaking from my perspective, as someone not affiliated to the publishers or their purse-strings, as a consumer of the products of this medium: yes, I do think we should have huge swinging man-sacks in our games, if we're going to have to keep getting huge swinging shirt-potatoes in our games. It could mean that we get a few games that I get to look at/play and roll about on the floor laughing at; it could mean sales suffer and maybe, just hopefully maybe, folks start to wise up that perhaps it's not such a good thing to have such cartoonish sexualisation as such a prevalent aspect of games. Maybe they'd start to tone it down a bit and please a lot of people.
Those other people talking about males not having a body part that equates to jubblies - that includes me. Another part of my earlier post that you part-quoted acknowledged that wing-wangs and chebs are not equivalent; so there's no need to level that particular point at me. We are actually in that respect in agreement.Yuuki said:As already stated by others in this thread, males don't have a body part that equates to female breasts and the world doesn't see the balance/trade between male genitals and female breasts. It's fruitless to try and impose this "rule" of yours - I mean nothing's stopping you from trying, go ahead with the thread. The true equivalent to female breasts are male chests, and we get to see PLENTY of that all the time so there you go. Women find male chests sexy, right? Especially the nicely-toned ones? What makes female breasts so sacred anyway?Teoes said:snip
But breaking away from the biology and coming back to the reality of people's perceptions, the world sees breasts falling into their own category. They can be freely exposed in M-rated/R16 movies and half-exposed in general media without issue because they don't count as genitalia. Males have no such equivalent.
I'll ask you a fair question - tell me, when was the last time you saw hyper-sexualized GENITALS in videogames? Hmm? That's right, never. So why are you only applying it to males?.
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Some would welcome it. Some would be creeped out. Just like men are by breasts that jiggle like this. The shares might differ, though.Risingblade said:I think women would be more creeped out than aroused by jiggling man parts but who knows.