Boy Mods And Girl Mods?

Post » Thu Feb 10, 2011 9:31 pm

Hmmm ... interesting poll. I didn't vote because I felt the choices didn't apply to me totally so I figured I'd just say it here.

I'm female WAYYYYYYYYYY over twenty. So far over I can't see 20 anymore when I look behind me ;) Honestly, I like both types of mods. I don't like a game that's too easy but I don't want it to be so hard I loose my enjoyment. If something doesn't make sense combat wise to me, I look for or wait for a fix that falls in line with how I think it should be. I am thankful every day for modders in my favorite games because I'm too much of an air head to do stuff like that myself.

I uninstalled Fallout a good while ago as I simply had enough of it for a while. But I enjoyed the game a lot. I like slaughter and blood and gore when it makes sense to have it. I don't like being swarmed by hordes of enemies just wandering around looking at stuff unless it's area appropriate of course. I like combat that makes sense. I tend to play sneaky sniper types in Fallout because that's the way that it's fun for me. I love cool, sniperish types of weapons. I don't much care for realism mods. Depending on what they are of course. Things like forced food, sleeping, etc get on my nerves real fast but things like being crippled from a bullet do make sense and I would make use of those types of mods. I use my own RP that makes sense for me and my character as far as food, sleep, etc goes and avoid mods that tell me when to do these things.

I also like building mods and lots of dialogue that enhances the story. I don't like to find say, a castle in the middle of a wasteland. For my tastes it should be approriate to the surroundings. Fallout wise, I looked for house mods that blended well with the landscape. Both inside and out. I don't like walking into a pristine environment with freshly painted walls and such when everything else around me is falling down and people are fighting for their lives and I just lost two pints of blood fighting off a huge ant. Clean is much different than fancy in these situations. At least to me. I also very much like texture mods for faces/hair/body. I like a character that looks good doing what she does. But I don't go for the "strike a pose in thong" type of stuff as that isn't real to me.

Hope this helps you some. And after that I think you could call me a man-chick? A little bit of both :)
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Post » Thu Feb 10, 2011 10:33 pm

See, I don't get that. I guess I just don't have that in me. I'm not even that competitive when I'm watching sports. "Oh your team won? Oh, good for you!"

I'm a recreational player of just ... well, anything. I play to have fun rather than to win. I like co-operative team-based things. I don't do player-versus-player, only player-versus-environment, and I always play on Easy. I often have a nice glass of wine and some nibbles when I'm playing video games, and it's part of my evening wind-down routine after having a nice hot bath.

With exception to the winding-down routine this is very much like me.

I don't compete. Period.

For some reason I don't enjoy pushing myself to the limit. Of course, that may be because I'm a lazy bastard, but I'd like to think that being a lazy bastard is a product, just like not being competitive is. The cause is however unknown.
Whatever it is it also shows when playing games, I of course like some kind of challenge, it shouldn't be too easy. But I prefer "mildly challenging and sometimes easy" before "excruciatingly difficult and sometimes darn right impossible".

I did vote "war" and I'm a guy currently halfway to 50. But that's not because I like to get killed, it's because I don't really enjoy homes and companions. I love a good story though, I'm all for story, give me a game with a perfect story and no fighting whatsoever and I'm totally sold. But in Fallout, war is the way :) And usually I play a stealthy character, choosing my fights and using every single dirty trick I can find to get the upper hand, I'm not even one to avoid using exploits and bugs in games...
I don't fight honorably for glory - I fight cheap for victory!

As for there being a difference between guys and gals, I'll go for a slightly more scientific approach and say it's hormones. Testosterone for example, higher testosterone levels = more competitive. Now I don't have a single thing backing this up so I'm expecting to get shot down, but now it's out there ;)
And for those of you that tries to shoot me down based on "how can there be competitive women if it's due to testoreone" I'll give an answer right away: Women have testosterone as well, some more than some men. I for one am pretty sure I have very little testosterone in my body. It's just enough to make me interested in women and not men, but I don't think there's much more than that :P


But... mostly I'm probably just lazy ;)
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