08-24-2003, 04:37 AM | #91 |
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Lets see here-- (Grr opens a new window,browse to post.. ahh..) Hmm, about why I played females, I thought I gave a perfectly none Freudian answer there. My party simply live longer if I have more females in it And to get them to do what you want.. Are you kidding me? What games are you actually referring to when you say Role playing Cloudy?? Your version seems "funnier", I always start cursing cause male or female, come some badies and the complete group (unless you can solo a game, or 3D first person view) the entire party start behaving like crazed geese with suicidal tendencies running around in some strange form of folk dancing. Bah, I hit that pause button and lay out dance flow charts for them to follow and luckily they don't try to make a shortcut by running around the entire map.. Now about class and race genders.. Hmm A bit more intriguing cause it would really reflect the oh so fascinating discussion of my mom is stronger then your dad discussion that ONCE more have sneaked up on us. To that I can only say, my pseudo dragon is more weird then your quasi gender bender. If anyone is looking for realism in fantasy worlds.. Well try and role play a pilot in MS flight simulator instead I have no problem with creating a really strong female paladin and a weakling male wizard or anything like that. It is all in the persona, or rather from my point of view, make the best of each character to do what they are supposed to do. Power gaming. (And no.. that is not typicle male ) [ 08-24-2003, 04:50 AM: Message edited by: WOLFGIR ]
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OMG, I'm literally laughing til I cry over the 'crazed geese' description! [img]graemlins/laugh2.gif[/img] That is so appropriate and funny! Get out the flow charts!! Well, I guess I always figure my dwarf cleric/fighter can be female to balance out a party (in IWD) since hey, dwarves are tough, right?!
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08-24-2003, 02:55 PM | #94 |
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I'd say I am doing it for all three, Cloudy. Viconia is really fun to rolepaly, she has a great portrait, and she does exactly what I want -usually. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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This has nothing to do with the game, either. I simply take offense when someone claim to explain what is realistic, and then goes on to say women are only good in non-martial classes. This is not realistic. Women can be as good a fighter as any men. And I'm talking about real life, not a game. You see, I have this strange idea that men and women are equal. No if or but here. Simply equal. Women can be as strong as any men. Why are they weaker on average? That come from their lifestyle and preference, not the genes. I don't know about you, but here, most men and women think that heavily muscled male-lookalike women are not very pretty. In fact, if I told a women "Cut those hair and nail short, start bodybuilding, play football with us and come working with me at that movers company." She'd think I'm crazy. She could do it, but it's not most women's prefered lifestyle. So yes, I agree that most women, be it in real life or a fantasy medieval world, would not be good fighter if they picked up a sword without training first (but so would I). But it's not realistic to say they could not be good in that role.
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08-24-2003, 09:02 PM | #96 |
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alright then. Sounds good. After all that fuss that was all you needed to say [img]smile.gif[/img]
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08-25-2003, 01:21 AM | #97 |
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Okay first I'd like to say sorry to Cloudbringer for hijacking the topic. Sorry.
I've been trying to come up with a way to start a new topic but I can't find the words to do it correctly. If someone with more word power then me is reading then please(I'm begging) start a new topic. At any rate it's already introduced here sooo.... (sorry) I have to admit this has gotten under my skin (I've spent about 3 hours on this response). Everyone feel free to attack me on what I'm about to say. I am tired of hiding from this topic. If you took the average and I do mean average man, not the average man enroled in a karate course, the average man and an average woman, not the average military woman, the average man is going to be bigger and stronger than the average woman. Period. Sure it has cultural links but it is also genetic! If you don't believe this then you must also not believe in the theory of evolution! It is not about who is better it is about what is! For those that want to call me sexist go ahead! Cuz I'm not being sexist! I'm tired of dealing with people that are so worried about being called sexist that anything that even remotely seems to be putting down a woman is taken for sexism! It undermines mens ability to be proud of who they are! It's stupid and I'm not going to stand for it. I know I'm coming off a little strong, annoyed or angry but that's because I feel strongly about this. I believe in equal rights. I believe in the unlimited potential of the human race (for good and evil). I am not foolish enough to believe there are no differences between the sexes. To go through life with blinders on just increases the chance of getting lost. |
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Genetic is something fixed. Both your parents are chinese, you will be chinese. Both your parents have blue eyes and black hair, you will most likely have blue eyes and black hair. What exactly is the gene that say women can not develop muscle? Is it passed down only in women like some of these disease that affect only one gender? How do you explain those heavily muscled female bodybuilders? Are they aliens or mutants? Pictures of an alien [ 08-25-2003, 08:16 AM: Message edited by: Luvian ]
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Thoran, I wish there was a 'salute' smilie. I'd be puttin' it right here in this post
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