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Topic	Men who mostly/only create female characters tend to be non masculine
Seitar 02/04/18 12:35:24 PM #18:	Ic3Bullet posted... I consider myself masculine as fuck. Idk, I dont really gravitate to a gender when I have the option. My Dark Souls and Fallout characters are mostly female. My Elder Scrolls and Monster Hunter characters are pretty much always male. I think for me it depends on which sex has cooler aesthetics in the game. For example I find it difficult to make a male character on New Vegas that doesnt look lame as hell. Similarly, all the female character models in Morrowind look stupid as hell. Pretty much same, if it's a third person view game then I'll most likely pick a female avatar as I'd rather look at her behind than a guys. And then we have stuff like Bioware games where female characters have better VA's. --- PSN: Seitar-Hubbe <cite>Seitar posted [p:895436109] in Men who mo... [t:76281394]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ic3Bullet posted...</cite> <quote>I consider myself masculine as fuck. Idk, I dont really gravitate to a gender when I have the option. My Dark Souls and Fallout characters are mostly female. My Elder Scrolls and Monster Hunter characters are pretty much always male. I think for me it depends on which sex has cooler aesthetics in the game. For example I find it difficult to make a male character on New Vegas that doesnt look lame as hell. Similarly, all the female character models in Morrowind look stupid as hell.</quote> Pretty much same, if it's a third person view game then I'll most likely pick a female avatar as I'd rather look at her behind than a guys. And then we have stuff like Bioware games where female characters have better VA's. --- PSN: Seitar-Hubbe</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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