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I have no problems with a female protagonist so long as it fits the story and doesn't feel forced or contrived. But therein lies the problem with a female lead in a GTA. The game has always been about parodying western society as well as parodying the over-the-top masculinity that is portrayed in everything from Hollywood films to professional sports within this society. Having a f*ckin' tough guy as the lead character has always been an integral part of the parody.
But, if developed correctly, a female could work in something like a DLC story. I'm thinking more along the lines of Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2 type of masculinity though. Anything less just wouldn't be GTA worthy.
This is a dumb question to ask a male dominated forum. I think it could be interesting given the sexist vibe of the game. Every game views women as objects or tools. The only positive female I can think of is elizabetta or however you spell her name. So to ask this question your just going to get nothing but no because they're so used to sexism. I think it could be interesting but I know it is not going to happen.
Yeah but would you really want to play as a high class female hooker?
I mean, how else would the story make sense if you're a hot woman?
I love females, they are good for a lot of things but as a protag, what story could you attach to them? Cooking and cleaning would get boring, maybe you get to have a baby? They'd have to tune the driving to unbearable controls to accurately represent a female driver.
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QUOTE (lucy12345 @ Friday, Aug 10 2012, 10:16)
If we got DLC similar to GTA IV's, do you think there should be a female protagonist in one of them?
Definitely.. about damn time too.
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I have no problems with a female protagonist so long as it fits the story and doesn't feel forced or contrived. But therein lies the problem with a female lead in a GTA. The game has always been about parodying western society as well as parodying the over-the-top masculinity that is portrayed in everything from Hollywood films to professional sports within this society. Having a f*ckin' tough guy as the lead character has always been an integral part of the parody.
I totally agree with this too. That's why I like it as a DLC idea or if there's indeed multiple protags. Viewing the same world from a female pov could really help the parody. It'd be an interesting twist.
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