HELP! I need YOU to answer my Questionnaire! Its for a graded school project!

Hi there!

I'm an Australian high school student who is going through my final year of school. As part of one of my subjects, I am to conduct a research project (or personal interest project). Part of my project requires me to submit a questionnaire to the wider community, and I need you assistance in giving me answers!

I've chosen for my personal interest project (or PIP) that I will work on through out the entire year, to be about video games. Specifically; The Over-Sexualisation of characters in Video Games.

Here's the link to my Questionnaire:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1...sJMPzN2uzYg_WCS2zw4wh9zQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

If you have a couple free minutes, I would greatly appreciate any answers you would like to give! It would really help me out. All information received will remain anonymous and answers might be features in my PIP!

If you could share it with some of your gaming/non-gaming friends that might be interested that would be great too!!

Thank you!

Good to see people having this conversation. You should let us know how the project went for you when it's all finished up.

You are baiting people. I think the games are just fine. I think this whole thing is drummed up so heir doctor can get research money. I don't play Hentai games. I don't see a problem. I'm retirement age and play RPGs and as long as my character has a lot of kill power it can look like the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Matter of fact I put in Elder Scroll 3 again and my character at the moment looks worse than that because he has a disease that can not be avoided and can only be cured in one place. Look worse than a greater bone lord but my stats going right out the roof. So, when you leave no option and someone has to select one or both sexes as over sexual then you are baiting and you will get no answers from me.

Not a good survey: looks to me like you chose to cherry pick most of the franchises that happen to sexualize women in order to prove a point.

@sophiegm:

As an artist, I believe that there should be no filter as to what can or can't be shown. Because then that would obstruct the developer's vision and would make them too afraid to leave what they would consider safety concepts. This in turn could lead to more bland and unimaginative ideas and the industry would be flooded with copycats and boring titles. Whatever one may think of the concept of nudity, the human body is a part of beauty and should never be shamed.

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