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post Apr 10 2007, 08:30 AM

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No no not Brandon Fraser...frankly I don't find him good looking. I'm talking about that guy who has like some marks on his cheeks, longish dark hair, the one who kinda like escourted them...

Me and my brother even kinda suspect if it's REALLY him coz apparently some stars do play WoW... biggrin.gif

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post Apr 10 2007, 09:24 AM

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Haha that would explain why he hasnt been working on a big movie since the Mummy series.

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Me and my brother even kinda suspect if it's REALLY him coz apparently some stars do play WoW... biggrin.gif
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post Apr 10 2007, 09:58 AM

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can't remember who the dark guy was. picture?


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post Apr 10 2007, 04:12 PM

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QUOTE(Kidicarus @ Apr 9 2007, 02:40 PM)
I'm the only Malaysian in my EU guild (and as far as i know, on my server lol) and i like it that way.  Thing is we've always had "girlz" in my guilds.  And we've always accepted them as equals in raids.  In fact one of the most feared and respected pvp warrior players on my server was female (probably cos of the garangness).

Yes, they are rare and guys tend to be nicer to them as well.  But i don't think that's a bad thing.

In spite of your preconceptions, from experience, in wow at least i don't think girls are discriminated against based on their sex.

And it's always nice to hear a female voice on vent/TS  biggrin.gif

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I play in Proudmoore PvE server. The guild i'm in only allow gamers > 25 years old to join. It's an Aussies based guild and we have a lot of couples playing together. From my experience most female gamers are better player than male, especially as healer laugh.gif . I joined this guild since when i was studying back in Aus. I dunno wabout EU/US but in Aus most female gamers are treated as equally as male gamers this days, and for the console market, Wii especially, has larger female gamers marker than male. Female voices is hawt on venty, especially our guild Holy pally leader singing smurfy songs in vent rclxm9.gif
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post Apr 10 2007, 05:15 PM

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Well, it's definitely nice to hear the response from all of you regarding female gamers. biggrin.gif And hearing you guys speaking up strongly about it. Other admittedly, us female gamers have to prove our worth probably a bit harder than the guys. And when mistakes do happen, it's sometimes gut reaction to blame the females. Not all the times, just sometimes.

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Although, I admit that I like mixed-guilds rather than an all-female guild There are things that guys are better at than gals and vice versa, resulting in team-effort.. Or it's dependant upon the person. Too much feminity in one group can occasionally lead to ... errrm... rumbles and grumbles. happy.gif

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post Apr 10 2007, 05:29 PM

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Well... honestly, I hate to admit it but I generally get along better with males than with females...ever since I could remember. I boil it down to the fact that most of the stuff that I am interested in are "boys stuff" e.g. I watch Thundercats, Transformers, Voltron etc but never the Pony cartoon thing and the Rainbow Bears (or something like that..bears with rainbows in their stomachs). I play video games and I like talking about it...was never interested in the female gossip thingie..... So.... I have to say I do like guys better just because we share the same interests but I also enjoy some very very occassional minimal teeny weeny male bashings once in a little long while >:D

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post Apr 10 2007, 06:31 PM

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It is always nice to have a healthy balance of males/females. WOW is pretty much the first MMORPG I've played that had a significant female player population. All the other games I've ever tried (COH, Knight, RYL) seemed to be batang-only hahaha.

I dont think it makes any difference skills-wise if the player is female or male. Maybe if the mounts were stick shift instead of auto, the guys would have an advantage /duck

QUOTE(myremi @ Apr 10 2007, 05:15 PM)
Well, it's definitely nice to hear the response from all of you regarding female gamers. biggrin.gif And hearing you guys speaking up strongly about it. Other admittedly, us female gamers have to prove our worth probably a bit harder than the guys. And when mistakes do happen, it's sometimes gut reaction to blame the females. Not all the times, just sometimes.

smile.gif

Although, I admit that I like mixed-guilds rather than an all-female guild There are things that guys are better at than gals and vice versa, resulting in team-effort.. Or it's dependant upon the person. Too much feminity in one group can occasionally lead to ... errrm... rumbles and grumbles. happy.gif
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post Apr 10 2007, 09:12 PM

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Actually I do prefer a stick-shift compared to an AUTO car. More power. happy.gif Only thing I really need is power steering. happy.gif
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post Apr 10 2007, 09:50 PM

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QUOTE(myremi @ Apr 10 2007, 05:15 PM)
Well, it's definitely nice to hear the response from all of you regarding female gamers. biggrin.gif And hearing you guys speaking up strongly about it. Other admittedly, us female gamers have to prove our worth probably a bit harder than the guys. And when mistakes do happen, it's sometimes gut reaction to blame the females. Not all the times, just sometimes.

smile.gif

Although, I admit that I like mixed-guilds rather than an all-female guild There are things that guys are better at than gals and vice versa, resulting in team-effort.. Or it's dependant upon the person. Too much feminity in one group can occasionally lead to ... errrm... rumbles and grumbles. happy.gif
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reminded me of vandread, anyone?

and i prefer auto car, 1 hand D or N, 1 hand steering, eyes sleeping. kek icon_rolleyes.gif
and cars w/o powersteering = /no
pretty sure cars were meant to help us, not work us.

seen: you should've known after playing wow so long...

PVP WHAT?

CAREBEARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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post Apr 10 2007, 10:26 PM

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QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Apr 9 2007, 05:15 PM)
yes, asian mmo blows, so much, they lack the creativity to stop sucking, and now they are copying WoW interfaces. if you havent noticed, the recent asian mmo releases are ALL using the same if not similiar interface as WoW...  doh.gif  doh.gif  doh.gif  doh.gif
its shit like that that makes me feel bad about my own heritage.

for me personally though, i had my sister playing with me tongue.gif
shes a priest.

kyogezsho: the part of him joining RWC is ownage, the part where he is KAOS isnt, sadly.
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lol.. anyhow .. kaos beats ttl in local RWC and then lost to them at RWC semi ... if i m not mistaken ..
after al malaysian teams
kaos n legion / ttl owns... each of thier own servers ..

till now kaos still doing very well in RO ... i was part of it lastime till i play WOW... .. no more time for such 2d graphics game lol
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post Apr 10 2007, 11:00 PM

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QUOTE(seen @ Apr 9 2007, 12:34 PM)
ooOO gladys cepat submit...then me, u and myremi can all 3 do an interview. Increase our chances a bit hehe
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havn write yet..lazy

QUOTE(myremi @ Apr 9 2007, 12:54 PM)
nah, don't think i'd get it. already took a shot at the interviewer being male so definitely slim chances. ><

never mind lah. as long as 3 of us can sit down and yamcha in May, don't care about interviews.

now if gladys or u do write a blog, that would be more interesting news. happy.gif

i've not read Game Axis Magazine at all, to tell you the truth. so I don't really know what it's like. but i can imagine it's very difficult to keep up with online blogs about game news and all. wonder how game magazines make money though, the printed version ones that is.

The online game magazine I like to read is The Escapist (www.theescapist.com). Weekly published. Covers stories that most game journalists do not cover.
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i do blog..few yrs back.. now dont remmeber those blog account password eidi doh.gif
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post Apr 11 2007, 06:52 AM

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QUOTE(Gladys @ Apr 10 2007, 11:00 PM)
havn write yet..lazy
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aiya gal. write in and see what happens. don't need to be shy lah.
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post Apr 11 2007, 09:50 AM

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QUOTE(Quazacolt @ Apr 10 2007, 09:50 PM)
seen: you should've known after playing wow so long...

PVP WHAT?

CAREBEARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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Umm...know what?
Oh and those things are called carebears right? I don't know why I always call them (and think they ARE called that way) Rainbow Bears....
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post Apr 11 2007, 10:14 AM

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QUOTE(myremi @ Apr 11 2007, 06:52 AM)
aiya gal. write in and see what happens. don't need to be shy lah.
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post Apr 11 2007, 11:00 AM

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Just something I'm wondering, (this is NOT male bashing or me trying to wave my..um..e-boobs? around) do you feel any different if you were to lose in a duel to a female than to a male when you did not know the gender of that person until after you lost?

Coz there was this mage who lost a few times in a duel to my priest and after about 3 consecutive losses he whispered me and said "good duels, bro" and I replied "try sister" and his attitude suddenly changed 180 degrees. He whispered something like "WTF? yeah right!" and I replied "It IS right" and he whispered "yeah whatever, get the f*** away from me you gay" and /ignore me. Then there's this other time when they guy lost and found out about my gender he was like "lol, damn now I feel even worse!".

But I've gone into numerous duels with guys who knew about my gender before the duel and they feel OK even when they lost. So what's up with this?


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QUOTE(seen @ Apr 11 2007, 11:00 AM)
Just something I'm wondering, (this is NOT male bashing or me trying to wave my..um..e-boobs? around) do you feel any different if you were to lose in a duel to a female than to a male when you did not know the gender of that person until after you lost?

Coz there was this mage who lost a few times in a duel to my priest and after about 3 consecutive losses he whispered me and said "good duels, bro" and I replied "try sister" and his attitude suddenly changed 180 degrees. He whispered something like "WTF? yeah right!" and I replied "It IS right" and he whispered "yeah whatever, get the f*** away from me you gay" and /ignore me. Then there's this other time when they guy lost and found out about my gender he was like "lol, damn now I feel even worse!".

But I've gone into numerous duels with guys who knew about my gender before the duel and they feel OK even when they lost. So what's up with this?
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From the sounds of it, it sounds like he assumed that you're a man, and a gay man at that. Not from the last bit but when you mentioned the word "sister".

As for the 2nd guy, if he feels worst, probably it's due to a bad day (can get to anyone) or low self-esteem. But he's still able to cope with it better than the first guy did.

Best is to forget out it and not get too upset about it all. Mind you, even I get upset at times. It's a hormone thing.

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post Apr 11 2007, 11:19 AM

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Aye I know the first guy thinks I'm a gay man but it seems like it's easier for him to accept the fact that he was defeated by a gay man than by a REAL woman. LOL...

nah I'm not upset, maybe at that time I was a little but definitely not now. I am just curious...coz it seems to me when they KNOw that u're a female and they lost, it's fine, but when they only knew about you being a female AFTER they lost, they get kinda upset. Just curious why is this the case when the outcome is the same.
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post Apr 11 2007, 11:28 AM

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QUOTE(seen @ Apr 11 2007, 09:50 AM)
Umm...know what?
Oh and those things are called carebears right? I don't know why I always call them (and think they ARE called that way) Rainbow Bears....
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because the episode ends with rainbows all the time (i think)


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QUOTE(seen @ Apr 11 2007, 11:00 AM)
Just something I'm wondering, (this is NOT male bashing or me trying to wave my..um..e-boobs? around) do you feel any different if you were to lose in a duel to a female than to a male when you did not know the gender of that person until after you lost?

Coz there was this mage who lost a few times in a duel to my priest and after about 3 consecutive losses he whispered me and said "good duels, bro" and I replied "try sister" and his attitude suddenly changed 180 degrees. He whispered something like "WTF? yeah right!" and I replied "It IS right" and he whispered "yeah whatever, get the f*** away from me you gay" and /ignore me. Then there's this other time when they guy lost and found out about my gender he was like "lol, damn now I feel even worse!".

But I've gone into numerous duels with guys who knew about my gender before the duel and they feel OK even when they lost. So what's up with this?
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i lost to girls before and i dont feel anything, at the end of the day im dealing with 3d pixels anyways.

and i think... its because of replied "try sister"
you should say "im a girl" instead


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QUOTE(myremi @ Apr 11 2007, 11:11 AM)
From the sounds of it, it sounds like he assumed that you're a man, and a gay man at that. Not from the last bit but when you mentioned the word "sister".

As for the 2nd guy, if he feels worst, probably it's due to a bad day (can get to anyone) or low self-esteem. But he's still able to cope with it better than the first guy did.

Best is to forget out it and not get too upset about it all. Mind you, even I get upset at times. It's a hormone thing.
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nvm myremi posted lmao

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oh yeah, the rainbow bit. they all puff up or something or the rainbow appears at the end of an encounter or something like that. something about being able to do it once or something.

seen : ah well. at least being in malaysia isn't too bad now compared to our parents days.


Added on April 11, 2007, 12:36 pmbtw, can someone go and help me bump this posting ? think the lag has improved in the past week and i'd like to get new numbers. since LYN changed the way posts are on, i can't bump it until someone else post something up. sad.gif

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/411268/+140


Added on April 11, 2007, 12:55 pmhmm... maybe another confession. if i needed to get something done, i will occasionally go into "helpless female" mode. just to get things done or info that i wanted. or butter up the men's ego to get him to do what needs getting done.

politics, gotta love it, in whatever form is appears. happy.gif

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hmmmmmmmm bump.


Added on April 11, 2007, 1:15 pmsien... 1 of my <3 thread closed down by zoe dry.gif


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