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| Re: Gender in Halo 2 (response to DanteThePoet) LO | |
| Posted By: Cody Miller | Date: 1/11/07 12:28 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Gender in Halo 2 (response to DanteThePoet) LO (Jillybean) : I wouldn't have read that in a sexual manner. Anyone staring at your for more : than a couple of seconds with a blank, expressionless visor is going to : freak you out. : which then begs the question why the female marines take such a defensive
In real life, this is true. Men talk to women all the time without thinking about sex. But seeing a woman in print, on TV or a video game? Can't exactly have a conversation. The only thing you can do is look. Video games may be an exception, since your actions toward a female character can have consequences later on, but most often you're just an observer. This is why I think their reaction is appropriate.
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