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It's ok to say you like playing as the opposite gender without fear of anyone thinking you're gay, you don't have to objectify women to make a point.
Objectifying? It's a made up video game character lmao
Yeah, I can make the ass as big as I want.
Pixar, eat your heart out!
I also like to play woman characters in games, tomb raider being my favorite one. And it's because I don't like to watch a guy's ass the whole time! I'm playing Cyberpunk right now and I chose a female character for exactly the same reason.
Cyberpunk's fem V;s voice acting is also way better than the male one.
Why are you staring at the ass and not literally everything else in view?
Try playing a game in third person with an invisible character then
It's right in the center of the screen! There is no way not to look at it.
I disagree, in most 3rd person games I'm hardly ever looking at my character model, but I don't usually play games with a lot of downtime like MMOs I suppose.
Still though when I'm running around a dungeon in Elden Ring, in not staring at my characters ass, I'm looking at the dungeon/monsters/next thing I'm doing. It's kind of like a nose, it's always there and you can see it, but it's rarely the focus.
In a game like WoW your character is dead center of the screen for hundreds of hours. You didn't a lot of time looking at your character's movements
The point is that the difference between 1^st^ person view and 3^rd^ person view matters.