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Asuras, they are kinda cute for me and I love their cultures, their environments, I'm a real fan of their architecture and their manner of living. Due to all these arguments I will vote or them, I want to be one of them, have a lab, be a mad scientist, Invent something that would change the world. Also Asuras for me give infinite possibilities of customization, for role-plays and the home instance is one of the best... Rata Sum is well designed, everything in the same place :D ^^

Human is too stereotyped for me, and I was never fan of plant peoples. Charr and Norn are interesting.

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Human, because for me, it is much easier to give them a nice appearance (body, face, clothes...), what matters a lot to me, and they are the easiest at jumping, what is my favourite activity. =)

Norn:I have one, that I however don't use to play (she is my grandmaster armorsmith and used for that only). I have given up on Norn, because their apparent slow motion drives me crazy, and there are too many problems of camera due to their size, while jumping or/and in confined space.Silvari:I have only one. I like them, but there is only one face I like! The one I use... As long as no new face I like for them, I will stay with only one.Asura:Same than for silvari. I have one only, because only one face I like, with in addition the problem that I don't achieve to manage jumping with them.Charr:I have none. Appearance is too important to me. I can't cope with their look. I can't dress any. And at the top of it, I can't jump with them at all.

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i only play humans!i've created and deleted several norns and salads, and i can't seem to appreciate their appearance enough.

fashion in games is very important to me, but that includes having an identifiable physique and skin tone. i can't identify with lettuce, no matter how cute they are.

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Part of the reason I started the game was that Asura seemed interesting, and once I got in the game, and met their weird, egomaniacal-genius culture, I loved it. I love their animations, and the energy they always seem to have compared to the other races. When I've completed a tough quest or event, and my Asura jumps up and down happily, ears flapping, it feels right. It just looks silly if I make a Norn or Charr do the same. I love the Asura architecture, the tranquil nature-harmonic mossy stone laboratories, and even the Death-Star-like Inquest labs.

I am also quite fond of Charr and Sylvari. Humans I find a bit boring, and Norn actively annoy me.

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My absolutely 1st favorites are of course Human, because of GW1 and their lore... (Ascalon, Elona, Kryta, Cantha etc)2nd place is shared place to Norn and Sylvari, I love them so much! :)4th is Asura5th would be Charr

I do have created 3 Charrs and 3 Asuras and I am playing all of the races but I play 5% Asuras & Charr all together, the rest is only screentime for Humans, Norns and Sylvaris.

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The Charr shall rule! The Asura drive me nuts, and as far as I'm concerned, the other three choices are humans, tall humans, and plant humans. While I understand that some people think, "Hey, I'm a human, therefore I'm going to play as one," I think that logic goes against the whole point of RPGs. If I'm just going to play a carbon copy of myself, then why play? I am myself in real life after all. The purpose of RPGs, and games in general, is to allow people to escape real life.

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@"Uden Reavstone.3426" said:The Charr shall rule! The Asura drive me nuts, and as far as I'm concerned, the other three choices are humans, tall humans, and plant humans. While I understand that some people think, "Hey, I'm a human, therefore I'm going to play as one," I think that logic goes against the whole point of RPGs. If I'm just going to play a carbon copy of myself, then why play? I am myself in real life after all. The purpose of RPGs, and games in general, is to allow people to escape real life.

Hey, who let you out of the cage.

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