... and is it's 'cheating'?

Something I learnt about gaming. Many games are placed in third person view. Think of them as playing with dolls and the emotion these avatars create in the game world.

I strongly believe that many guys select the female on the character selection screen to take care of them.

Many guys that do enjoy being them while I see many players who are guys who select the guys avatar, complain like crazy. Have you noticed that too? They later rub this in by being level 70s or 80s or some other high level character.

I also believe girls feel cheated by this. I see loads of girls complain about this (even on this MMOsite website, sorry ladies), and I'm being to see why.

So is this cheating or not?

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PET FOREST IS A GREAT GAME I EVER PLAY AND IT IS SO EXCITING TO EARN ENOUGH MONEY, SO PLZ THE TREDING HOUSE PLZ LOWER YOUR PRICE!!! THATS ALL THNX :x :d

Have you stopped and wondered about what would it be like to be playing all the games you are playing in your console and able to play it on your PC; not just that, you don't have to go to a store and you don't even have to download anything, it's also can be accessed everywhere and you could share your gaming videos into any social network. 

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