SheepdogPaladin wrote: »

The OP has fooled you. I think the real purpose of this thread was to bait the real females to come out.

Hu hu ... hu hu, he said " 'bate ".

jkemmery wrote: »

Soundwave wrote: »

Guys have been playing as female toons since the beginning of online games. Some times it's easier to play, when u have something to look at.

My main is a female, as are several, but not all, of my alts. One of the first "First Person" games I played was Tomb Raider, where you play Lara Croft, so it's not unusual, really. My daughter asked my why I play a lot of female characters and my answer was pretty simple - when you go to create a character, it's a lot more fun to make a pretty girl than to make some dude.

And for what it's worth, if you want a curvy female in ESO, Bosmer are the best. You can get some nice hourglass proportions with a Bosmer that you can't seem to with other races.

Don't judge me.

I have a redguard with nice big booty... so I understand.

I'm playing with female character and her parameters are not "maxed out". I simply don't like "maxed out" parameters.
Such a disgusting word "maxed". MMMMMMaxed.
Anyway, your argument is invalid.

Never had an urge to play as a female
I just can't see myself as a girl.

One important distinction is whether or not you see yourself literally as the character. Personally I don't, I never have in any game. They are a character in a story that I and the game makers tell together. All my in game characters tend to be female simply because every heroic character in games and movies and even books, with a pitiful handful of exceptions, have been male. It's been done to death, it's boring. Female characters give a whole different spin on things.

Also it depends on your image of women. Growing up, the ladies of the family were all five eleven plus, none of them ever conformed to the stereotype doe eyed weakling that needed help opening jam jars. I have a university friend that works in a role where looks are very mportant but she can still crack open a coconut with her hands. Ive never had any reason to see them as anything other than equal so why not have them play the hero?

Well, damn, time to return my man card.

I would like to make the formal request that from now on we all use the phrase "turd factory" in place of "butt" or "booty".

Who cares?
If it matters to you at all, then you might be playing the game for the wrong reasons.

SolarCat02 wrote: »

DeepPlayGamer wrote: »

When they stay like hours at a dye station

From watching my guildmates, no, you can't judge by that. Half the guys spend way too much time redying their armor. Then they have to get opinions on the colors and redo it three times before we can finally run the dungeon.

Im a guy and can confirm that this is true. My fps (fashion per second) must be always at a min/max situation for me to run dungeons

Hmm my main doesn't have the largest breasts, but she definitely has a booty on her xD


But I have plenty of fellow female friends who max out the boobs and butt as much as they can O:

Magicka_DK wrote: »

See whether or not the chest and posterior dimensions are maxed out.

Edit: Or just make a thread about it and every female on the forums flock towards it

I'm a female who plays solely male characters (love me some good eyecandy! ) As most of my males are fully maxed out in these areas, does this mean it's the same for telling females who play as males?

Some women have those dimentions in real life, why should they tone it down?!?!

Yes you tell them! @bellatrixed
We have to live with these things in real life, men can't stop staring at them, you can't even wear shirt because there is always a gaping hole between the buttons, having to cover them with a scarf or cardigan so they don't draw attention, other women can even feel threatened by them.

I'm not prepared to go through all that in a game, so I'm going to have my big boobs and be proud of them, screw the rest of you who think there is something wrong with that..