The best gamers are girls, bar none. I remember one gaming group ... both I and her we're Bards (She, Bard-Druid-Sublime Chord-Fochlucan Lyricist, me Bard-Sublime Chord-Heartwarder).
We just clicked ... in combat we were unstoppable, and 90% of roleplay we just dominated because of our diversive skillsets.
I can say this definitively that most girls in gaming groups tend to add more to the game than the average male counterpart, and tend to maximise party cohesion and strategy, inevitably maximising results and reducing risk.
Whereas guys tend to look at their characters as if they existed in a vacuum and fail to completely realise the nature of co-operative conduct and party results.
As for girls in shooters/online/ etc ... Well ... you're as quick as any guy with a mouse and keybpard so I'd probably say 'yeah? Girls are just as good" ...
But more often than not in rpgs (As in tabletop) girls tend to outshine guys .... which is sad that their populations in such games is lesser rather than greater so that more men could see how (anything non-4e D&D) tabletop rpgs are meant to be played.
We just clicked ... in combat we were unstoppable, and 90% of roleplay we just dominated because of our diversive skillsets.
I can say this definitively that most girls in gaming groups tend to add more to the game than the average male counterpart, and tend to maximise party cohesion and strategy, inevitably maximising results and reducing risk.
Whereas guys tend to look at their characters as if they existed in a vacuum and fail to completely realise the nature of co-operative conduct and party results.
As for girls in shooters/online/ etc ... Well ... you're as quick as any guy with a mouse and keybpard so I'd probably say 'yeah? Girls are just as good" ...
But more often than not in rpgs (As in tabletop) girls tend to outshine guys .... which is sad that their populations in such games is lesser rather than greater so that more men could see how (anything non-4e D&D) tabletop rpgs are meant to be played.