Guild Wars 2

Lishtenbird.2814:

Sleazebag.9427:

i’m not really against this idea but i’m pretty sure i’ll be creeped out by the tons of players constantly wearing this on their “waifu” characters. good grief i already had shivers thinking about that creepy crap

Jeez, you must get really terrified at beaches.

i’m pretty sure beaches don’t have nerds oggling at video game characters but whatever

Sleazebag.9427:

Lishtenbird.2814:

Sleazebag.9427:

i’m not really against this idea but i’m pretty sure i’ll be creeped out by the tons of players constantly wearing this on their “waifu” characters. good grief i already had shivers thinking about that creepy crap

Jeez, you must get really terrified at beaches.

i’m pretty sure beaches don’t have nerds oggling at video game characters but whatever

I’m still wondering how you’re seeing nerds oggling at video game characters when looking at your GW2 screen, and not 3D women and 3D men wearing 3D clothes of various skimpiness. If you really do, that’s definitely neither the game’s nor the nerds’ fault, but simply you prejudging people you can’t even see.

Lishtenbird.2814:

calyx.9086:

Lishtenbird.2814:

Sleazebag.9427:

i’m pretty sure beaches don’t have nerds oggling at video game characters but whatever

I’m still wondering how you’re seeing nerds oggling at video game characters when looking at your GW2 screen, and not 3D women and 3D men wearing 3D clothes of various skimpiness. If you really do, that’s definitely neither the game’s nor the nerds’ fault, but simply you prejudging people you can’t even see.

It’s knowing the person behind the toon is some horny, pervy teenager ogling digital curves. Or in the case of schoolgirl outfits as I have also seen requested, a pedo.

Sorry, but as I said again, it’s not the problem with the nerds or the game. It’s your own problem of making completely unnecessary and unfounded judgments about people who you’ve never heard of and never seen based on what they like in a video game while they’re doing nothing blameworthy to you.

Honestly, I think that being a teenager who likes video games and pretty girls of the same age in bikinis or in school uniforms is far, far more normal than being a grown-up who censures completely family-friendly content based on self-imposed opinions about which kind of people likes what. Real life of other people in a video game is completely, utterly none of your business as long as they’re not personally harassing you by directly communicating their real-life issues through the game to you via in-game chat and similar means.

P.S. As a side note, you’re making a mistake and confusing this, which is rather natural and is not a pathology, and this, which is a disorder.

You go ahead and keep justifying it however you want.

Also, you basically just condoned murder and kitten with your statement

“Real life of other people in a video game is completely, utterly none of your business* as long as they’re not personally harassing you by directly communicating their real-life issues through the game to you via in-game chat and similar means.”

So as long as Jack the Ripper doesn’t communicate what he is doing in-game, it’s none of anyone’s business that he is cutting up prostitutes, right? So I would amend that as long as it’s not a (violent?) crime, you are absolutely right that it’s none of anyone’s business.

Also, for the record, you do realize you went ahead and judged me based on that previous brief comment of mine? I’m about as liberal as you can be, I’m perfectly fine with all out nudity and whatever explicit scenes and language you can add to a video game, I just think town clothes and alternate outfits for RP’ing are silly and Anet’s resources could be better spent elsewhere.

Time for a bikini dance.