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Posted Jan 21, '13 at 3:36am
EmperorPalpatine
4,116 posts
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What happened to the old "X is a [male/female] in [place]"?
Without ranks anymore (Lord/Lady, Duke/Dutchess, Prince/Princess, King/Queen), it can be difficult to determine the gender of a user and assumptions are made, especially by/of new users. Can there be an icon option somewhere so we don't need to guess?
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Posted Jan 21, '13 at 3:41am
pangtongshu
4,449 posts
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it can be difficult to determine the gender of a user and assumptions are made, especially by/of new users. Can there be an icon option somewhere so we don't need to guess?
Don't want Kasic to be called a girl again now do we =p haha
But this shouldn't be too much of a problem for the awesome team Ferret and the Ferrettes! Even just a simple gender symbol under the name should be sufficient (for now..)
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Posted Jan 21, '13 at 4:11am
leo99rules
1,744 posts
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team Ferret and the Ferrettes
I really hope we're not seriously considering that name. -_-
Also, I think someone is forgetting rule 37. There are no girls on the internet. They're only people from real life visiting... or spies.
In all serious though, it doesn't make a difference. A girl serf is no different from a boy serf. I don't think many of the titles are actually gender unlocks. At estimate I would guess around 4 have genders.
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Posted Jan 21, '13 at 3:51pm
Kasic
5,162 posts
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Don't want Kasic to be called a girl again now do we =p haha
Actually, that's FAR from the first time someone has thought I was a girl. I guess either my name seems like a girl's name or the manner in which I speak seems feminine...Either way, I can't think of a place I've used this username and not had someone assume I was a girl.
I really hope we're not seriously considering that name. -_-
I propose, "Ferret the Ferrous" or the coverse, "Ferrous Ferret." I think it fits the theme or Armor Games :P
In all serious though, it doesn't make a difference.
It doesn't really, but it's kind of a mainstay to have in a bio or profile.
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Posted Jan 22, '13 at 11:35pm
xeano321
1,811 posts
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Even just a simple gender symbol under the name should be sufficient (for now..)
Yeah, that's a good idea pang. (Of course, pang is never satisfied. He wants something EPIC to denote what gender someone is.)
Actually, that's FAR from the first time someone has thought I was a girl. I guess either my name seems like a girl's name or the manner in which I speak seems feminine...
OH Kasic! You're so adorable!! Kiss me now!! *MUAH!!* oh... You're a guy? (Now this is an awkward situation.)
I can't think of a place I've used this username and not had someone assume I was a girl.
I looked up Kasic in Google, and the first result was this guy on Wikipedia. I don't know why someone would assume you're a girl... You're too crudely developed for something like that to be believable.
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Posted Jan 23, '13 at 1:35am
shanke
42 posts
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There should be genders in Armor games so that people will know if your a boy or a girl especially if your using a alias like a neutral name it can be a boy's or a girl's name
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Posted Jan 23, '13 at 1:41am
bob5442
27 posts
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bring back the ranks that-way you can tell.
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Posted Jan 23, '13 at 1:47am
shanke
42 posts
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@bob5442 there is a topic about bring back the ranks
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Posted Jan 29, '13 at 11:48pm
FireGoth
8 posts
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This isn't a dating site, It's called asking if you really need to know so badly.
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Posted Jan 29, '13 at 11:55pm
Ferret
1,536 posts
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Gender will make it back to your profile sometime in the future. Just not any time soon. :)
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Posted Jan 30, '13 at 4:22am
Strop
10,605 posts
Moderator
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Well if that's the case, shouldn't gender also include "intersex" and "other" for those who are neither male nor female? :P
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