GarfunkeL
Racism Expert
Going to need a source for that. I've never heard of any MMO where female player were even close to reaching parity.Sukeban Cho said:Aion was one of the most played MMOs by female gamers, at times quite above 50%, and most Asian MMOs have really high female populations too.
You completely ignored my experiences from female gamers of western MMOs. Fair enough, we can each stick to our anecdotal evidence and call it a day. *shrug*.Obviously what you consider "better presentation" isn't representative of what female gamers want, which is what we are discussing. Your opinion on either art style is unimportant to that point.
And so are boy bands and for people who don't enjoy that stuff there's a massive selection of other artists, many of whom do not sell their music through sex appeal. That's not the situation with games, though.Let me tell you something that you will be one of the few here to understand: Kpop girl bands are ridiculously popular among teen and young adult girls, including those like After School.
Articles such as the OP wouldn't exist if no-one had a problem with how women are portrayed in games. Since such articles DO exist and the same concern has been raised, often enough, before - not to mention that successful Kickstarter for examining this issue, it's pretty obvious to me that enough women feel that there is an actual problem to tackle.Why don't you start by stoping to decide you know what most girls see as desirable roles?
And again we stumble into the anecdotal evidence. My experiences are the opposite.I know far more girls who want to be a pretty distressed princess being rescued by hot guys (which is directly or indirectly the plot of more than half Otome games ever written, since we are at it) than girls wanting to be Lara Croft.
You still haven't explained just why it would be a problem if there were less fanservice games, though.
Welcome to the thread, Pretty Princess. Didn't bother to even skim it? That's the not the actual issue here.WAAA *Girls ar eobjectivied*
yeah, sexist sexual objectivication is a one way street. i mean, women *NEVER* do that.