Attractive women in video games
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These are my video game baes.
There was one earlier locked after 10 posts, so it seems like this one is cool.
ITT people learn that different people find different looks attractive :-O
More Jill:
Looks a bit like Milla Jovovich tbh.
I'll admit I thought it was going to be revealed that she was adult Yukiko but even though she's not she's still great.
Might have to do with the fact that the last one started with a character who's underage.
I thought this thread was meant to be ironic given how the vast, vast majority of women in games tend to be designed.
In just 100 posts, there have been mostly all really good examples of attractive ones, but done tastefully.
Let's talk about what's happening with her leg here.
What is happening with it. I'm scared.
How the heck could I forget about Nico from DMCV
I don't personally find most women in this thread attractive (frankly they all feel like slight variations on the same boring idealized and interchangeable doll face), but Nico is very unique, shockingly realistic, and as a consequence, very attractive to me.
I mean, yeah it's beautiful and I knew I had to have one when i discovered it and it's now my favorite Pokemon...anyway.
Tifa from Final Fantasy VII
Kasumi from Dead or Alive
Liara T'Soni from Mass Effect
Princess Peach
Tessa from Pokemon Sowrd and Shield
Krystal form Star Fox
Tawna from Crash Bandicoot
Tawna from Crash Bandicoot
Say what you will about the quality of the Resident Evil movies but Milla Jovovich is PERFECT CASTING for a main female Resident Evil character.
Same for Julia Voth, the original model for Jill Valentine
omg she so fine!
Ebrietas, Daughter of the Cosmos from Bloodborne.
nobody posted Kassandra yet? Shame on all of you
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I want Kassandra to punch me
I just started FF7, so Tifa obviously. Even my wife is jealous.
Also, Emily from Deadly Premonition
We don't allow parody or reaction threads.
These threads invite boys club/locker room kind of behaviour and we want to avoid hosting them.
Moreover, men do not have the same history of being sexually objectified and exploited the way women have across history, and women and men have not been treated equally in media representation, so no, similar threads about male characters are not treated the same way.
These threads invite boys club/locker room kind of behaviour and we want to avoid hosting them.
Moreover, men do not have the same history of being sexually objectified and exploited the way women have across history, and women and men have not been treated equally in media representation, so no, similar threads about male characters are not treated the same way.
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