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Kogepan Chan wrote:The juvenile attitude and sexist opinions of many of the men I have met in the gaming community are what keep women away from the scene, not a lack of interest. The posts in this thread are an example of both why women might feel like that cannot be involved in the gaming community and why many would feel that games are "for nerds" who have no social skills and a inability to speak to women as human beings.
And some people can't recognize humor. We are playing jokes off of jokes. We are making fun of the jokes about girl's not playing games. I won't oppose you calling us juvenile, hell, I'm only 16, but saying that we have sexist opinions is stupid. I haven't seen a single sexist comment on here that wasn't a blatent joke.

Besides, we can't be that bad if there are 4 women on here already. Considering how niche this genre is, that's probably not a bad number.
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Women playing video games? Certainly not unheard of I don't think. Also, four is probably an expected number, with probably even a few lurkers!
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Kogepan Chan wrote:The juvenile attitude and sexist opinions of many of the men I have met in the gaming community are what keep women away from the scene, not a lack of interest. The posts in this thread are an example of both why women might feel like that cannot be involved in the gaming community and why many would feel that games are "for nerds" who have no social skills and a inability to speak to women as human beings.
What I don't get is how it was worth signing up just to say that. Life's too short.
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Maybe it's one of those new Feminist spambots.
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Pirate1019 wrote:Maybe it's one of those new Feminist spambots.
That's scary. :shock:
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We should stop talking about it before it really happens.

What I'm curious about is whether Kogepan Chan is a girl or just a boy who supports women's rights excessively.
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Pirate1019 wrote:We should stop talking about it before it really happens.

What I'm curious about is whether Kogepan Chan is a girl or just a boy who supports women's rights excessively.
Or none of the above.

I wonder if Kogepan Chan will ever post again.

I don't think it's the case that a lot of women want to play video games but don't because of the men acting like dorks. I think most women just don't like video games that much. If they did they would play video games regardless of what the men think. And there are some that do. But the main reason that most gamers are male is because most women don't like video games from the get-go. It's not about content either, or we would see more women playing games like The Sims. The fact is that most women would rather do something else, like watch TV, read, talk on the phone or whatever. The majority of men don't play video games either, but there are a lot more men than women playing the games. It has more to do with what is considered masculine or feminine in our society, and what we learn about the world growing up, than what somebody says around us when we are already grown up. It's not like there is some kind of KKK trying to kick women out of games.

That I know of.
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Kogepan Chan wrote:The juvenile attitude and sexist opinions of many of the men I have met in the gaming community are what keep women away from the scene, not a lack of interest. The posts in this thread are an example of both why women might feel like that cannot be involved in the gaming community and why many would feel that games are "for nerds" who have no social skills and a inability to speak to women as human beings.
General gaming? Yeah. Shmups? I doubt that. Never seen a/s/l asked on any board about this stuff. The registration on here doesn't ask a gender, there's next-to-zero online play, voice chat, and no green high score list puts a "M" "F" label next to the numbers. Most if not all top scoring players come with brains so discrimination isn't gonna happen here.

Get your alias on some scoreboards, no matter what places and you're already more legit than a sizable chunk of the forum. Shit, even just choosing to run a scoreboard thread makes you pretty cool by default.

This community still rallies around the interest first, the people second. If a woman was truly interested in this gaming genre, there should be no discriminating barriers of entry to here whatsoever. The regulars here are not going to give a shit of a username's gender announcement; their follow-up question is going to be more like "so what's your score in ____?"

This genre could use more women. There's too many shmups tailored toward their direction anyway.

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I signed up in '05 so I didn't sign up just to post on this thread! Ironically I signed up to find out more about Esp. ra. de. Dj incompetent I see your point but this thread isn't about scoreboards its about the fact that it is so strange that a girl should like shmups and it wasn't posted by a girl trying to get attention because of her gender. You say "The regulars here are not going to give a shit of a username's gender announcement" when you say regulars who are you talking about? The guy that posted "TITS or GTFO" is a regular so were the guys that referred to women as nags and were surprised that a woman who liked games wasn’t fat or ugly. It’s simple if you want more women to share your interests don’t stereotype them!
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I think it's more hyperbole than actual stereotypes. So it's just a race to who can pull the non-PC card first really. This stuff is kinda silly anyways. Why aren't there more girl drag racers? Why aren't there more guys who love knitting? Mind makeups are different depending on gender, certain stimuli are more apt to cause a positive affect, etc. All about more of this or that chromosome, you know the deal. Probably why some guys feel the need to crossdress.

Just blame society for immature guys and don't blanket it with stuff like "the gaming community" ...that's the kind of fallacies a lot of violence in gaming arguments fall into.
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Short version: somebody doesn't like Icarus or doesn't appreciate his sense of humor. He thinks it's funny to demand proof even though he admitted that it's juvenile. If that kind of stuff offends you, then frankly this may not be the board for you. This board is mostly uncensored and is not for sensitive types, children or lots of other people, come to think of it.

The fact remains that Kogepan didn't care to post until now.
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Shorter version: Nobody except Kogepan Chan, not even the girls on the forum, have a problem with what's been said.
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Kogepan Chan wrote:...surprised that a woman who liked games wasn’t fat or ugly. It’s simple if you want more women to share your interests don’t stereotype them!
My girl likes games. My girl is beautiful. My girl is also intelligent and funny. I proposed to my girl, and she said yes, and I'm happy.

The OP needs to propose to his before someone else does.
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elvis wrote:I proposed to my girl, and she said yes, and I'm happy.
congratulations!
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complete overkill thread-obliterating long-ass version:
Kogepan Chan wrote:Dj incompetent I see your point but this thread isn't about scoreboards its about the fact that it is so strange that a girl should like shmups and it wasn't posted by a girl trying to get attention because of her gender. You say "The regulars here are not going to give a shit of a username's gender announcement" when you say regulars who are you talking about? The guy that posted "TITS or GTFO" is a regular so were the guys that referred to women as nags and were surprised that a woman who liked games wasn’t fat or ugly. It’s simple if you want more women to share your interests don’t stereotype them!
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Bloodreign wrote:Good job finding a woman who loves the shooters, make sure you keep her, unless she has a hidden nagging side. :lol:
Not a stereotype.
stereotype wrote:All women have a hidden nagging side. All gamer chicks are fat 'n ugly.
Stereotypes.


Also, my girl has a nagging side. We get it they don't all do. Warning of the possibility isn't an insult.


5. Figure out the context before picking apart single lines.
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Gorecki wrote:I refuse to believe that anyone on this board is a girl unless an inp is provided.
Well played.
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I completely believe there are girls here and that girls play shmups. I also believe there are some real twisted dudes on here who want to pretend they are women. There-is-no-way-to-be-sure.
TITS or GTFO
Fighter17 wrote: Funny.
Actually, I thought it was disgusting, juvenile behaviour.
Completely unfit for an intarweb forum.
Offensive to all women.
Shocking.

And I was grinning as I hit the 'Submit' button.
Very obvious he was cracking a joke about calling out a girl for the argument of gender proof, which nobody was expecting. C'mon...nobody was banking on tits..or getting the fuck out.
The fact he calls himself out on it adds to it.

When the forum believes more that there are guys pretending to be girls here* instead of ragging on anybody who says to be a girl, there's no sexisms goin' on. People really don't care enough. Interested, yeah. Nobody's openly seriously grandstanding & demanding proof, right? If you think so, I don't see it.

*and yes this does happen

6. Field lighthearted one-liners with light-hearted one-liners...or single words. Never, ever with a soapbox retort. Normally it'd just invite further cheap shots. Instead, ya got like 3 people tryin' to make sure you understand the scene. I think yer good.

7. This isn't a politically correct forum. Everyone is a target here. Try it sometime. It shouldn't be that hard to come up with a snarky comment against a guy with a female avatar.
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DJ Incompetent wrote:It shouldn't be that hard to come up with a snarky comment against a guy with a female avatar.
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DJ Incompetent wrote:Field lighthearted one-liners with light-hearted one-liners...or single words.
DJ Incompetent wrote:Everyone is a target here.
yeah, that's they way it works on most predominantly male forums and other groups. nothing wrong with that, but people often fail to realize what a big difference that is with the way people treat eachother in predominantly female forums and groups, where no-one is a target, unless they pissed someone off real bad (and then it's fierce bitching with no fun involved until one side doesn't get up anymore).

if you're not used to a culture of snarky comments and friendly ridicule and wander into a predominantly male forum because you like, say, shmups, then initially you may think "why does everyone here hate eachother? i better keep my mouth shut or they'll hate me too...". cause without non-verbal clues, it can be hard for the inexperienced to figure out how serious a comment is. there's a reason why predominantly female forums are infested with emoticons. ~_^

but it's quite a barrier! it's invisible from the inside (guy: "what's your problem?") and usually misinterpreted from the outside (girl: "you are all mean sexist pigs!".

i don't know if any of that applies to Kogepan, but i've seen it happen. a bit of patience and tolerance and explanations like DJ's tend to help a lot.

also hi Kogepan Chan!
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i hope i do, but it did take a while... -_-;;
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Hi Glitch and thank you. I think you know what I am trying to say. The point I was trying to get across was the way women perceive what you are saying and the way it would make them feel. Trust me, I “get” what you are saying. For 6 years I have worked in a predominantly male video games store and for about 4 of those years I was the only girl. At first I gave as good as I got, but it really does wear you down.

Being the minority means your voice and opinion often gets drowned out before it’s even really considered, which I feel is what has happened here. The attitude seems to be our way or the highway; there is no comprise. I don’t like cussing people back or making sexist jokes about men because it is completely counter-productive and a bit unbalanced seeing as most of you are men. I am not suggesting that you are all sexist and I am not on a soapbox demanding censorship. I am saying that the way you speak will determine the people who feel comfortable to join your forum and get involved. I didn’t post this just to piss people off, I promise!

Dj, I only have Esp. ra. de it on emulation. I’ll get back to you with the score, I don’t know off hand.
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ST Dragon... explain this to me in a more clear manner...

did she ONE CREDIT COMPLETED ESP.RA.DE in her FIRST DAY WITH THE GAME ?!?!?!?!



It's a shame my girl doesn't like gaming too much (I rarely saw her handling a joypad, and when she tried, it was a complete failure, heh), but she doesn't complain about my hobby too much :)
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I find that there is sometimes little practical difference between making a joke about or reference to something normally undesirable, as there are still generally two resulting groups: those that appeal to the joke or reality of the situation, and those that take offense. If people get too used to referencing a stereotype and start to do so all the time, then what difference does it make whether or not they're serious? Of course, this is a very polarized point of view, and in general it's possible to reach a happy medium.

Of the "male-oriented" (I'm guessing) communities that I've seen, this community seems to reach that medium the closest, with its roster of varied personalities which are generally very courteous.
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congratulations!
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I'm not going against any of the arguments mentioned in previous posts, they are all noted and acknowledged. My positive example above is perhaps even beside the issue, but this topic is one in a thousand that wouldn't have a place for things like that referee picture... certainly there are occasionally other potentially distasteful instances, but hopefully overall it is agreeable.

I also personally do my best to treat everyone (in real life or on the Internet) with respect and courtesy, as well as to keep an open mind in all situations. The first thing that came to mind when this current debate arose, though, is drinking milk as beer. ^_~
glitch wrote:there's a reason why predominantly female forums are infested with emoticons. ~_^
I like emoticons and fully support people using them a lot if their mood could be ambiguous. So, it bothers me a lot when I read something like this:
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DJ Incompetent wrote:It shouldn't be that hard to come up with a snarky comment against a guy with a female avatar.
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Shatterhand wrote:ST Dragon... explain this to me in a more clear manner...

did she ONE CREDIT COMPLETED ESP.RA.DE in her FIRST DAY WITH THE GAME ?!?!?!?!:)
HELL NO! :wink: :lol:

She spent more than 10 credits to complete it, but she presented some pretty interesting manoeuvres which I never thought possible for someone that had never played a shooter before, let alone a girl!
I've never seen anyone using those sinister green laser blasts so satisfyingly, (her recharge/unleash timings were excellent) she fell in love with the fire power! ;)
So, much that she even completed the 2nd loop as well! ;)

It's a shame my girl doesn't like gaming too much (I rarely saw her handling a joypad, and when she tried, it was a complete failure, heh), but she doesn't complain about my hobby too much :)
Well, we can't have everything I guess ;)
At least she dosen't nag about it like my last girl did! ;)
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glitch wrote:but we're all dying to know whether ST Dragon turned the ESP.Ra.De girl into a hardcore shmup fan yet!
:wink:

Well, so far we completed together the following shooters:

1. Mushihimesama, - PS-2, which she liked for the nicely hand drawn levels / enemy sprites and the cool music.
She especially liked the 3rd level butterfly Boss, with the florescent wings.

2. Shienryu - PS-2 (2 loops)

3. ESP. Ga.Lu.Da. – PS-2 (She concluded that the fire power in ESP.Ra.De was more devastating!)

4. DoDonPachi – MAME (Like ESP.Ra.De she liked the heavy fire power and fast/simple gameplay.

5. Raiden Project – PS-1 (She liked Raiden 2 more because of the Purple Snake Plasma Beam, but greatly enjoyed the music of both games)

6. Raiden III – PS-2 (She got bored half way through)

7. Psyvariar II – PS-2 (She loved the music, but found the gameplay a bit complicated…

I can’t say if she’s turned into a hard core shooter, but she really liked the genre.
Basically, what will really attract her in a shooter is the extensive use of heavy fire power, cool music and fast paced/simple gameplay.

Next, I’ll show her a few horizontal Shooters, Parodius series, Thunder Force III & V come to mind.
Any other propositions? ;)
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DJ Incompetent wrote:complete overkill thread-obliterating long-ass version:
Kogepan Chan wrote:Dj incompetent I see your point but this thread isn't about scoreboards its about the fact that it is so strange that a girl should like shmups and it wasn't posted by a girl trying to get attention because of her gender. You say "The regulars here are not going to give a shit of a username's gender announcement" when you say regulars who are you talking about? The guy that posted "TITS or GTFO" is a regular so were the guys that referred to women as nags and were surprised that a woman who liked games wasn’t fat or ugly. It’s simple if you want more women to share your interests don’t stereotype them!
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1. Any picture Icarus posts; he's kidding...unless...somebody dissed Raizing...or something.

2. Never, ever take offense to common internet memes. They're used just for the sake of being used.

3. Who cares if people asked for a pic to backup ST Dragon's story. People ask for pics on a thread-story not related to girls. Other people think new threads about random stories are fiction without pics. It's not that uncommon people spread unverifiable bullshit for attention. People may think story threads like this are a waste of time by default.

4.
Bloodreign wrote:Good job finding a woman who loves the shooters, make sure you keep her, unless she has a hidden nagging side. :lol:
Not a stereotype.
stereotype wrote:All women have a hidden nagging side. All gamer chicks are fat 'n ugly.
Stereotypes.


Also, my girl has a nagging side. We get it they don't all do. Warning of the possibility isn't an insult.


5. Figure out the context before picking apart single lines.
Icarus wrote:
Gorecki wrote:I refuse to believe that anyone on this board is a girl unless an inp is provided.
Well played.
CMoon wrote:Once bitten, twice shy. Vulcan venus was a dude.

I completely believe there are girls here and that girls play shmups. I also believe there are some real twisted dudes on here who want to pretend they are women. There-is-no-way-to-be-sure.
TITS or GTFO
Fighter17 wrote: Funny.
Actually, I thought it was disgusting, juvenile behaviour.
Completely unfit for an intarweb forum.
Offensive to all women.
Shocking.

And I was grinning as I hit the 'Submit' button.
Very obvious he was cracking a joke about calling out a girl for the argument of gender proof, which nobody was expecting. C'mon...nobody was banking on tits..or getting the fuck out.
The fact he calls himself out on it adds to it.

When the forum believes more that there are guys pretending to be girls here* instead of ragging on anybody who says to be a girl, there's no sexisms goin' on. People really don't care enough. Interested, yeah. Nobody's openly seriously grandstanding & demanding proof, right? If you think so, I don't see it.

*and yes this does happen

6. Field lighthearted one-liners with light-hearted one-liners...or single words. Never, ever with a soapbox retort. Normally it'd just invite further cheap shots. Instead, ya got like 3 people tryin' to make sure you understand the scene. I think yer good.

7. This isn't a politically correct forum. Everyone is a target here. Try it sometime. It shouldn't be that hard to come up with a snarky comment against a guy with a female avatar.
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She has a nice photo of her in her cell phone, but it doesn't have any port to transmit data to a pc!? :(
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ST Dragon wrote:Basically, what will really attract her in a shooter is the extensive use of heavy fire power
Make her play Batsugun!
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Hey i take offense to the fat and ugly post!!! Im a "gamer" girl for lack of a better term and I am neither fat nor ugly. Also since when arent games for nerds :wink: :P
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Herr Schatten wrote:
ST Dragon wrote:Basically, what will really attract her in a shooter is the extensive use of heavy fire power
Make her play Batsugun!
Better yet EspGaluda especially the last stage :twisted:
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If she like ridiculous amounts of firepower have her play Battle Bakraid
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TriggerHeartExelica wrote:Also since when arent games for nerds :wink: :P
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The release date for Halo? :P

What about Grand Theft Auto 3

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