No, no, not at all. You provide a healthy source of sheep to sustain my ever grown lust for victory and glory. :tops:
lol. Its just with games like Halo, Medal of Honor and of course the softcoe and hardcoe versions of different games out there, I can just start seeing the seperation. I have moments where its about having fun and just BSing but I find more and more when I play, especially war games, I'm in it to win or complete a certain goal and that becomes the passion of the game for me. I'm frankly much more of a "Its about the win(factor), not just having fun."
Probably the reason I would purposely bean the kids in little league... :huh: lol, jk.
off topic but can I ask the question as to why all females seem to have this disposition to be medics...in just about all games that feature them? Just curious..noticed you were one.
Ah, okay. Hee. Good to hear.
The reason why I think females are mostly medics is a cultural, social and maybe biological thing. We females are raised in society from when we are little to "take care of others /nurture others" and be the "domesticated" ones, thus that is why we are always given baby dolls, baby animals, doll houses, etc.
It is just the way we are raised: to heal, to comfort, to support. Most females also have a "maternal" feeling towards younger children/baby animals, etc (though there are females that do NOT have this, and some males can be better at mothering than some females, lol).
Thus, the cliche / tradition of females being mostly medics, lol.
I have also heard from a newspaper long ago (a study of some kind) that [most] females (and some males) have a biological maternal nature that tends to see anything that looks like a baby as "cute" and "must be taken care of or nurtured", etc.
That is supposed to explain why whenever a picture or video clip of a baby animal, like a puppy/kitten/panda (anything that has a "baby-look" big heads and cute eyes and has baby-ish behavior) is shown, most of the females in the room would go, "Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!".
Hmmm... I wonder this explains why it's mostly fangirls that love to do chibi drawings, lol?
That depends, are you a casual gamer that games for fun, but can find fun win or lose, or are you a competetive person but not a video gamer that says "I just want to have fun" but only has fun when they can win?
The idea of medics is that they're caring, a quality found more often in more feminine types.
Well, I'm a casual player in terms that I am not a competitive player. I just play to have fun, win or lose. I even find watching replay videos of me losing against someone as something to laugh at (and learn from), lol. :laugh:
Yup, caring is seen as a more "feminine" trait and females are raised in society and cultures to be the caring ones. :happy:
EDIT: Sorry about the off-topic-ness of females, lol. I guess those sociology (especially the females in the workforce class), biology and psychology college courses, and personal experiences just came into use, lol.