Being Gendered Correctly

[bonta789]

so OP is a lala, I don't blame people for saying he. I cant be the only one who has a hard time telling some lala males and females apart. lets be honest they do lack the "womanly figure" and with a helm and some hats on its dam near impossible to tell.

[Vilhem]

so OP is a lala, I don't blame people for saying he. I cant be the only one who has a hard time telling some lala males and females apart. lets be honest they do lack the "womanly figure" and with a helm and some hats on its dam near impossible to tell.

I play zoomed out max all the time (I have poor eyesight so zooming out helps prevent motion sickness for me), so for me lalafells are indistinguishable. Sometimes I don't even see them when they're standing behind another player XD only way I can really tell their gender is if I zoom in to see them, and most of the time, I can't be arsed to do so. >.>

[Elackha]

btw just type the name is good enough as stated in ur character

[Grizzlebeard]

btw just type the name is good enough as stated in ur character

Was going to say this earlier. It's rare I ever use "he" or "she" in a party setting, old-fashioned upbringing where it's frowned upon to refer to a female as she. I'll invariably use player's names, shortened or otherwise, which in addition to making others feel like a human being rather than saying, "Tank this, healer that" also avoids any confusion.

There's also the instances where you blatantly know someone is claiming to be a female when they're clearly a guy which just compounds doubts over people's stated gender anyway. Personally I don't give a fig whether you're male, female or "in progress". If you're a decent player/person why should it matter whether you have a penis or vagina?