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gaming and gender...
When you are playing mindless nternet games, against a computer (or computer games in general) do you think of the computer as a him or her?
Online pool for instance, your opponent....do u think, I hope he screws this shot up... Or do you think, "I hope she screws this shot up..." Or am I just weird? I thought of it while playing hexagon on ebaums world |
i think he. I dont know why
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If I'm losing, it's a him. HA-HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
Zing. |
Definitely always think it's a he.
I really don't know why either. I think because the computer game thing is generally dominated by men. |
I usually assume my opponents are male, even if their name suggest otherwise. I prefer not to be the gullible chump some ass is laughing at when they ask him 'are you really a gurlz0r?!'
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Depends if your a guy or a girl, i think.
Cuz a guy has a hard time losing to a chick. So I think guy. |
I'd be interested to know what a lady thinks about this topic???
Some of the reason I think 'male' is definitely to do with likening the person at the other end to myself. |
we all tend to assume that an unknown entity is of the same gender as us, until further information about them is acquired, or unless there are prior er, stereotypes i guess (i.e. its a pretty common stereotype that receptionists are young females).
An example: several years ago, i played diablo 2 with a female friend of mine. Anyway, we got up to the end act 2, and faced up against the major baddie, a slug like creature called Duriel. i remember her saying "ugh, shes ugly" or something like that, and i remember thinking that was curious because up until that point, i had always thought that Duriel was male. odd, but true. |
Loki, that is odd....Ater all, I am pretty sure Duriel is male.
Maybe thats why he makes such an ugly female... |
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