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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 2087803" data-attributes="member: 9646">2 female players and 4 male players.I think that approximately 10% of all gamers I encountered were female.When there is female players, male players tend to be less vulgar and cussing much less.I didn't notice a difference between males and females there.Not necessarily. However, they tend to be less "obsessed players", so tend to be less interested in game mechanics for the sake of gaining any advantage possible. Not "ignorant" but often much less interested in them than males. Yet one of the current female roleplayer has actually a good knowledge of the rules.It's not a matter of whether having female players in a rpg, but it's generally more pleasant (as far as I am concerned) to have both males and females in a social group.I suppose that the idea of exploring ruins and killing creatures generally appeal much more to males than females. At least it was already the case when I was a child  for the choice of children's games. But then I noticed that female gamers in my experience, loved much more playing Cthulhu than D&D hack'n'slash.Yes (see my comment above).I know too few games to guess.No. Rules are easy to grasp eventually, even if you are not really interested in them.I never played in (or heard about) games with only female roleplayers. I most of the time have played in groups 100% male roleplayers.I have seen many female roleplayers come to the game because their boyfriend already was in it. Never seen a girl trying a rpg to get a boyfriend though.No.No.No.No.</blockquote>

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