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Another theme I’ve seen is that games with a bad, brutish, or scary guy as a protagonist tend to have him be bald. My sample size is too small (just my own li
by steve_adams_86 4y ago
Another theme I’ve seen is that games with a bad, brutish, or scary guy as a protagonist tend to have him be bald.
My sample size is too small (just my own limited gaming experience) though so this might not be true if I collected data properly.
- collegeburner 4y agoThat makes sense, the levels of the androgens in "androgenic alopecia" they would have to get that much muscle (and that aggressive) would make Elvis go bald.
- heywoodlh 4y ago> the levels of the androgens in "androgenic alopecia" they would have to get that much muscle (and that aggressive) would make Elvis go bald According to One Punch Man, the following daily exercise routine will make you bald (and more powerful than anyone else in the universe): 100 push-ups 100 sit-ups 100 squats 10 kilometer run
- jimmux 4y agoThat can be a technical choice. Protagonists like these tend to be in games aiming for a more realistic art style, in which it's expensive to render convincing hair.