Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:02 am
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Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 12:16 pm
Hmmm. In my experience there are a lot of girl gamers, but they prefer non-combat genres.
This is not to sterotype, as some female gamers do in fact enjoy combat games. But using my wife and her friends as examples, they could play NeoPets all day, and then whine about my combat time. Or, for instance, they've gone head over heels for Morrowind, but would not touch Call of Duty with a ten foot poll.
I've been working on her to sign up as my apprentice, but calling me master is where we depart company.
Big daddy, yes, Master, no.
This is not to sterotype, as some female gamers do in fact enjoy combat games. But using my wife and her friends as examples, they could play NeoPets all day, and then whine about my combat time. Or, for instance, they've gone head over heels for Morrowind, but would not touch Call of Duty with a ten foot poll.
I've been working on her to sign up as my apprentice, but calling me master is where we depart company.
Big daddy, yes, Master, no.
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 12:24 pm
I think I own at least 3 of the female departures.krazydave wrote:There have been a few in our ranks before... Tatoo Girl, Felicity, She-one...
I think they get scared off by the massive amount of testosterone in here!
Friggin' sausage party I tell ya!
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 1:02 pm
I own two.BD wrote:I think I own at least 3 of the female departures.krazydave wrote:There have been a few in our ranks before... Tatoo Girl, Felicity, She-one...
I think they get scared off by the massive amount of testosterone in here!
Friggin' sausage party I tell ya!
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 7:20 pm
LOL!!!!!Aide-de-Camp wrote:I've been working on her to sign up as my apprentice, but calling me master is where we depart company.
Big daddy, yes, Master, no.