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Harastal
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I'm not denying that cosplaying takes work. (Though I would argue Chun Li is super easy to pull off recognizably if not well) That however makes you a talented artist, seamstress, and model. Not a gamer. Just like the guy who paints my figurines doesn't know how to play Warhammer. And I can't paint to save my life. If I try to paint they at best look like I hired a blind donkey. This has nothing to do with disrespecting their talent nor their passion.
Half of your disagreements aren't even things I said. IT's not about time spent playing but knowledge of the field. Feel free to disagree with my entitlement. That's your perogative. I dont' care that she's getting attention, I do however understand why others are. Whether or not I should be getting her attention isn't really the point here. IT's really more a matter of if she should be there to begin with.
I don't give non-confirmed anybody respect nor do I ask anything extra of women.
Call it jealousy if you like. You're not wrong. But 90% of everything in humanity is driven by jealousy so I'm simply not going to cry about that.
Oh, I get what the problem is. I think it's largely exaggerated for one, easily explainable in many cases for two, and yes in need of fixing. Hell half the problem you run into in some games is there is no effective way to solve it. You can't defend the woman because then you're only stepping up because she's a woman if she weren't you'd let her deal with her own shit. Which is debatably true. I tend to just have a "THAT'S ENOUGH" and I don't care who started what gender, sex, screwing up the game whatever but I see why I've gotten my head bitten off and it does make me more likely to sit back and assume she'll figure it out or sign out and either way problem solved.
(Though decades upon decades of research show that women are inferior gamers when all is said and done.)
Well, everybody knows the best Chun Li was Jackie Chan.
Oh, and fuck you.
With love, of course.
Clearly all is not said and done.
Anyway, I do think that anybody who wants to critique gamers needs to be aware of the culture. Had I an actual ego about my gamer cred, I'd be upset. I'm not upset, I just have a different opinion.
Clearly I enjoy people attempting to harass me, which puts me in excellent gamer field and usually when I kick someone's ass either in a game or in a conversation, I get respect from most people, male or female.
The problem is with a minority of men. The problem is experienced by a majority of women.
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