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Also, don't say women are "strong", a woman can become strong on a spectrum of women's strength, men dominate it because of their different muscular structures.
i dont think women are mad because females in video games dont appear grossly muscular as some male characters do

i dont think women are mad because females in video games dont appear grossly muscular as some male characters do
Oh stuff, Mortal Kombat all over again...

but once she gave us a task of trying think of one game where a strong female is the main protagonist and we could only think of laura croft and thats literally it

If men are tasked with more laborous tasks (fighting, lifting, general game activities, etc), then it only makes sense to have them as the playable character.
I mean really, would it make any sense to have your average woman (or even a strong-on-the-woman-scale woman) put in the place of Rico Rodricuez/Bren McGuire/Gordon Freeman/other god-tier combat expert? Besides, when the devs are dumb enough to try something like that, it's virtually almost fanservice, and that's even more loveist.


I'd personally just give up when arguing with women-superioritists. It's a neverending spiral of hate and misconstrued generalizations that lead nowhere faster than a blind man giving directions.
« Last Edit: March 08, 2013, 05:53:29 PM by Alteration »

If men are tasked with more laborous tasks (fighting, lifting, general game activities, etc), then it only makes sense to have them as the playable character.
I mean really, would it make any sense to have your average woman put in the place of Rico Rodricuez/Bren McGuire/Gordon Freeman/other god-tier combat expert? Besides, when the devs are dumb enough to try something like that, it's virtually almost fanservice, and that's even more loveist.


I'd personally just give up when arguing with women-superioritists. It's a neverending spiral of hate and misconstrued generalizations that lead nowhere faster than a blind man giving directions.
Actually Gordan Freeman could have easily been a woman...

If men are tasked with more laborous tasks (fighting, lifting, general game activities, etc), then it only makes sense to have them as the playable character.
I mean really, would it make any sense to have your average woman (or even a strong-on-the-woman-scale woman) put in the place of Rico Rodricuez/Bren McGuire/Gordon Freeman/other god-tier combat expert? Besides, when the devs are dumb enough to try something like that, it's virtually almost fanservice, and that's even more loveist.


I'd personally just give up when arguing with women-superioritists. It's a neverending spiral of hate and misconstrued generalizations that lead nowhere faster than a blind man giving directions.
So that's why it takes 12 feminists to screw in a light bulb.

gordan freewoman doesn't flow off the tongue too well