Wow Chaud, you should get into politics or advertising. Pecentage of people who play Orc/Dwarf male/female =/= more people choose to play female Dwarves than female Orcs. Grats on the promotion.
Wow Chaud, you should get into politics or advertising. Pecentage of people who play Orc/Dwarf male/female =/= more people choose to play female Dwarves than female Orcs. Grats on the promotion.
actually there are less female dorfs why ... cos thats the % from the race .... so lets say :there are 1000 orcs and 500 dorfes female orcs are 10% ? then 100 , and female dorfies 13 ? then its 65 ? so the dorf female are still a rarity even if they got bigger percentage .... there are lot more orcs then dorfes .
I sense a mathematical failure here. These statistics are interesting but please represent them also in terms of the total number of characters played not just in terms of the characters of the same race. I believe that in actuality there should be less female forsaken than orcs simply because there are huge amounts of orcs.
Clearly these numbers indicate people's dissatisfaction with the male Draenei character model. This includes me who plays female as a male consequently. Which sucks cause everything looks so small on them.
Chaud, could you tell us what method did you use ? (some general stuff, no details needed). I noticed that API section on US lately and i love it, tried few things with it and bumped into your post saying you dont want to share it there for some reason. Also /waggle :O
Worgen: Female derpfaces Draenei: Mucho hideous deformed males, bangin' hot females Makes sense.
Simpson's paradox?
Just for fun I added all the ratio percentages to the number of people who play each race (at level 85 only) from wowCensus:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/215/ratiotimesvalues.png/
with this you can actually compare all the females / males with each other. Female dwarf still loses. by a tiny bit.
Last edited by Menedude; 2011-08-12 at 01:23 AM.
Troll harder please. I'm genuinely surprised when I see male Blood Elves, Draenei, or Night elves, and I see them rarely. Therefore from my experience this data does not accurately reflect my in-game experience. This is my opinion, not a fact. Other people are obviously going to have a different in-game experience but from my point of view I have serious doubts about the sample size and how well female characters and female players were represented in this poll.