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Originally Posted by Skexis
That's not the same thing, because there's not a public perception in place already about watching movies. When people think "plays games," the gut reaction is to think D&D, mom's basement, pocket protectors, and fingers laden with cheetos-dust.
Computers and gaming, despite being a much more open thing now than it was in, say, the mid eighties, still has heavy stereotypes that are set on it. I'm not trying to take sides here, but this really isn't anything like watching movies, since they've been widely considered genderless activities since their creation.
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That's my point, dude. Why does there need to be a special group of female gamers? It makes no sense. I know movies as a whole are not generally gender specific, but movie genres are. You think of romance movies, that's for women. You think of action movies, that's for men. You don't see groups of hot women action movie watching groups, or macho men romance movie watcher groups. Why does there need to have a group of chicks form some kind of group of female game players as if they are some kind of special skills. If they were highly skilled, fine, I'm all for it. But I've heard they are not even any good, so the whole thing is completely pointless other then to say "hey look, we're a bunch of chicks who play games". LAME.
There's nowhere I can't reach.