I don't really mind too much but it's nice to be given a choice.
And even then when given the choice depending on the game I play as a male character.
Like, in most of my playthroughs of skyrim i've played as a male character.
From the chart, 52% of games shown at E3 let me play as a female protagonist and 90% of them let me play as a male protagonist. Ideally the numbers would be more closely similar (like 75% letting me play as female and 75% letting me play as male) but this doesn't seem too bad really considering that a lot of the games announced were sequels for games with male protagonists (really really wish Link in the new Zelda was a girl though)
And even then when given the choice depending on the game I play as a male character.
Like, in most of my playthroughs of skyrim i've played as a male character.
From the chart, 52% of games shown at E3 let me play as a female protagonist and 90% of them let me play as a male protagonist. Ideally the numbers would be more closely similar (like 75% letting me play as female and 75% letting me play as male) but this doesn't seem too bad really considering that a lot of the games announced were sequels for games with male protagonists (really really wish Link in the new Zelda was a girl though)