Is it a bad thing that you want to try out every class in pwi

90% of venos are actually perv old men.


And same goes for female archers. specially those with big ****

Renza - Raging Tide wrote: »

Somewhere along the lines, I think people forgot that these are supposed to be games, not dating websites, play what ever damn gender you want.

hmm no this is all serious buisness

havent u read any of escorians posts?

escorian 3:16 and the escorian commandment says thou shalt not post on the forums with a lvl 1 shop alt or be a toon u dont personally look like

tkbam wrote: »

WOW I AGREE WITH YOU i have seen many mmorpgs with people who i cant stand to see make fake dates or weddings OMG JUST LEAVE IT ALL TO REAL LIFE FOR DATING AND WEDDINGS THIS IS A GAME NOT REAL LIFE FOR ALL YOU GAME REALITY NOOBS :b:angry

I know quite a few people who are now married IRL that met on MMOs

Is it weird that I'm not really a wolf-human hybrid, but I play one in-game?

It is a fact: All males IRL, who play females online, are pussies.
It would also explain why my RL husband, who plays a veno, is the girl in our relationship.

I'm being super cereal.

Eden - Raging Tide wrote: »

trust me two topics.. i dont bring u up as much as u bring urself up


contrary to contemporary american teaching... ie their education device, the media.. there isnt a stalker or predator around every street corner or internet computer

really cause if you look i wasnt even in this thread. not to mention every post you have posted in the past 10-20 you mention me. not to mention when do i bring myself up? your failure as a troll is horrible.

also there are plenty of females playing guy characters too. I noticed no one mentions this fact. Of course how can one realy tell if its a guy or girl they are talking to....BOOBIES!!!!....*clears throat* sorry but realy how can you tell. Very few play what they actualy look like in rl. And I am still puzzled to why they designed the untamed that way, the only race that is gender class specific. What did they not think that maybe guys would like to control battle pets? Or that maybe females would like to be barbarians?

Finra - Sanctuary wrote: »

Meh... another problem also is that even though I'ma female and I play a female seeker, I've been called a HE twice in one hour already .___.

Yes most ppl online are males, but not all. My name was nowhere male-like so idk whats going on in their lil brains! >.<;

Does your seeker's name end in a vowel or a consonant? 'Cause everyone knows that all female names end in vowels and all male names end in consonants. b:chuckle

I just go by character sex till I'm corrected by the person. I have learned men are much easier on you if you call them a her then women will be if you call them a him.

I'm less likely to get yelled at if I call all female characters her or she.

krelianmage wrote: »

90% of venos are actually perv old men.


And same goes for female archers. specially those with big ****

female archersb:sin they sure do know how to rock it..an most dont even know they are doing that animation..I LOVE IT

Ok, sounds like we need a little bit of philosophical approach
This is an artificial world, and you can do whatever you want, as long as you don't break the server rules. Although, some of your actions might turn other players against you, since behind every character, there is a real person with emotions, and limited patience. For example, you might do something (stealing an item, offending someone), that will upset a guild member, and the whole guild might be after your rear end, which happened to me once in another mmorpg, and I enjoyed that time greatly. But, then again this is what makes these games interesting, and this is why I don't play Elder Scrolls - a great game with no multiplayer option. I'm pretty sure the time of single player games has ended a while ago. Regardless of how good single player games are, the experience of dealing with artificial opponents is nowhere near the joy of interacting with real players. Example: "Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" - a great game, that I played, and enjoyed, but the lack of multiplayer feature made me go back to mmorpgs.
What is tricky about mmorpgs, is that many players hurt themselves buy hurting others; many unexperienced players leave games just because they are being defeated by stronger players too much. I mean everyone can take only so much defeat. Imagine getting killed constantly as soon as your character spawns - there is no challenge, no competition, just frustration. That's why it is important to maintain the balance. There is a limit to how much defeat/humiliation or just about any other feeling (even love) anyone can take. I'm after balance, and I hope you guys are too.
There is also something that I have observed about myself as I have been playing games. After a while, you become very sensitive, and your expectations go very high - this can lead to a lot of frustrations, since it is harder to meet your (now higher) expectations.
The most important thing to remember, is that no matter what two people meet, they can always learn something from each other, or, in other words, everybody has an incredible potential, that, unfortunately, is rarely seen by others. Whether you will be able to see this potential, or not, depends on how you interact with the other person - so I would advise balance and courtesy. Some people might take very seriously, what you think is of small importance. That's probably why there is age requirement on most human activities, whether it is a game, driving a car, or shooting guns.
The thing about actions is that they always bare consequences, that we are rarely able to predict.
Now that I think of it, this might be where the very essence of our fears lies...
The expectation thing is actually mentioned in this presentation:
http://www.ted.com/talks/barry_schwartz_on_the_paradox_of_choice.html

Not sure where I saw it, but someone said that a perfect person is able to approach everything both from a female and male perspective - so it might be that, or just a plain biological lust for sex. If you think about it, sex is one of the very strong drivers in the world. No matter who you are, at some point, you will feel lust. Religion is another driver, although I'd rather call it beliefs - a more general term.
I'm male, and I chose a female venomancer just because I think they look better. For what reason I did that -I'm unable to distinguish. It might be that they look close to an image of a perfect partner, that is usually created by mass media, or marketing, and is being implemented in our minds since we're born. Even though most of the time we realize that judging people by how they look like is very misleading. Or it might be for a simple reason that outfits look better on female characters than on male characters. I'm really not sure, but I am pretty sure that it is a personal preference.

i think it is your decision that u want to be male/female.
Still. The thing that 90% venos are male... don't like that saying. Many in my guild has a veno as a main or a high lvl (90-10x), and they are females themselves. My main is a veno too. And i am a girl. Don't like to play male chars cause they swim and walk funny to my mind. Well, playing a barb too, am still a collector :P
Anyway, I can handle that every squad i'm in doesn't know if i am male or female. but when they don't believe i'm a female after i tell them (happened once), then its a little... cant say insulting but makes me think i shouldn't play veno at all.

don't know about female archers tho.