Now: Are there any woman players who have made male pilots?

I had an urge to learn how putting on make-up works, so I made female characters to practice, and got feedback and advice from real life women. It was very informative, and I even kept a few of the characters.

No regrets.

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

Now: Are there any woman players who have made male pilots?

Now: Are there any woman players who have made male pilots?

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

Therefore, in an MMO, rolling an opposite sex avatar is somehow noteworthy or some action that requires explanation or motive, as if it mattered.

When in fact it's equally trivial as the presumptions of the cause of diversion/deviance, the assertions intended to make people scared in the first place.

tl;dr: it does not matter.

Look at me, aren't I handsome ? Now you feel the need to create a male character, isn't it ?


... ISN'T IT ??

My only regret, is that CCP only allows you to make perfect women, and not ones that you see in RL (that often).

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

I made two female characters for market trading in two different regions. They are named after my wife and daughter, so no, I don't regret it.

No regrets from me. Reasons:

Female pilots provide better scenery while docked than male pilots or a ship.
Its different. All men would be boring.
Role play options.
One pilot is modeled after a character in a different computer game that I enjoyed.

Now: Are there any woman players who have made male pilots? And don't tell me there are no female eve players as there are three (that I know of) in my alliance, one being my sister.

i am a pretty princess...no regrets

My first alt became female because I chose Achura for the better stat distribution that Achura had then (CHA 2!), and the male Achura all looked totally ridiculous to me.

I have made plenty of them.

I haven't regretted a single one.

My only regret, is that CCP only allows you to make perfect women, and not ones that you see in RL (that often).

CCP, give us more Character Creator options!

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

one being my sister.

In a future where you can literally mould your body and clone it, this suprises you?

Pfft. Screw male or female, looking like a ball of wool is where it's at.

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

It depends I suppose. I identify with Kytayn. In game, he is me. I have female alts that I do not identify with. They are characters I manage or direct.

I think there are a number of levels people create and use avatars for:

Identity - the character is a representation of you
Masquerade - the character is a representation of who you want people to think you are
Propriety - They are not me but they are mine. This can range from viewing the character as a pet, a child, a favored pupil, to something more unseemly like ownership of a slave or minion.
Convenience - Don't care about the character just didn't want to look at dude/dudette all day


My female characters tend to be a combination of the last two.

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

I have made plenty of them.

I haven't regretted a single one.

My only regret, is that CCP only allows you to make perfect women, and not ones that you see in RL (that often).

CCP, give us more Character Creator options!

Fat, gross, dumpy, wearing poorly matched clothing, unkempt unwashed hair, standing in the alley with a smoke hanging from their yap.

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

other than being a girl in real life why did you do it? And do you regret it?

Hot looks & more makeup - and no.