EVE General Discussion

My third accounts main is female, I got tired of looking at male avatars and wanted to play around making a girl

I have too many alts to care which gender each one is. As long as I can fly with them, that's all that matters.

Or, the closest I can get to me IRL... They need a lot more hairstyles/facial hair styles and more ways to modify the body such as height, shoulders and body mass distribution.

I don't really have a beard.

my damn prostate has been acting up lately.

I've found that female corpses tend to go for slightly more ISK than male ones. A female corpse will typically fetch anywhere up to 1.5m (depending on location), a male one will rarely go above 1m. This is due to EVE being a sausage-fest, and more players choosing to create male chars.

I have 2 containers which I use to store my corpses, one for male, one for female (got to keep those crazy lovebirds seperated!) and my male container has roughly twice the corpses of the female one due to this.

I hope that more people will choose to create female chars in the future, there's nothing wrong with it, and it's fun to make hot-looking women in video games.

Not sure if just cranky or guy playing a girl and suddenly questioning everything he once knew to be true...

Neither is true for eevee (:

My character is not a reflection of myself. It's just a figurine I put on a board to play the game with. Age, race, gender, occupation, personality, none of these have any meaning on gauging my real self.

This is one of those "all answers are right" questions and depends on the person playing the game.

Personally, I have always played female characters. I've always enjoyed the thought of strong female leads. Nakami is the same name I give all my female characters in games that give you the choice of gender and name. She is an extension of my feminine self.

At one point in my life I had considered doing drag (although I never actually did) and Nakami Saans was going to be my drag name. I chose Nakami because it is Japanese for "Inner Beauty" and Saans was going to come from my drag mother. The name has just stuck over the years. Most of my usernames for gaming purposes is Saans Shadow. For all intents and purposes, Nakami Saans is a special part of me that I will always cherish.

I think it's healthy to be able to play out a part of your personality that you may otherwise ignore in the real world. I'll never be ashamed of being Nakami. I was actually thinking back on my time in a nullsec corp the other day and kind of missed being called Nakami over comms

But like I said, all answers are correct, in my opinion, on this matter.