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  1. Fake E. Tufte says:

    Second
    Wait, I mean…dammit!…

  2. the_original_shortright says:

    was it too hard to make this is some program other than paint?

  3. Tip says:

    So … what do the X and Y axes represent?

  4. The L says:

    Poorly rendered, but quite true.

    • Kit says:

      I don’t think it needs unit markings on the side. However, MS paint makes a good idea slightly worse.

      • Erik says:

        Nah, it doesn’t need unit markings, but it could’ve been a lot better if they had Breast Size along the X-axis, Armor Required/Worn along the Y, and just had a downward slope. This looks like it took less time to draw than MS Paint takes to load.

        • Amilie says:

          Yeah, that’s exactly what I was thinking. I mean, most people know what the poster is getting at, but it doesn’t actually make sense.

  5. 216 says:

    Simplicity is the key to humor. Good job!
    Someone-who-understands-funny WIN!

  6. Craig says:

    You are taking this WAY too seriously. Relax. *hands you a Xanax*

    This was funny! The simplest concepts are often the most informative!

  7. Airigh says:

    Inorite?

    That is silly and unrealistic.

  8. emygirl says:

    So sexist. FAIL!!!

    • teh penguin says:

      Its not sexist. Do you ever play any video games that have women in them? After a while you’ll pick up on this.

      Why do you think the men have so much armor? Same concept.

    • Alc says:

      Let me guess:

      1/ You’re 13.

      2/ You don’t understand the graph.

      3/ You don’t really have a sound grasp of what “sexist” means yet, but you heard someone on the TV talking about big-breasted videogame characters being sexist portrayals of women, and decided to try and wing it.

  9. Leisuresuit Larry says:

    I can has cheat sheet?

  10. MichelleDoll says:

    hahaha woooooooow..

  11. fiendishrabbit says:

    And Samus Aran is only the exception because in the first game they wanted to keep Samus gender a surprise until the end.

  12. plasterek says:

    It’s not sexist just because it talks about boobies!
    The concept was good, but the chart has basic errors, and this ruins the effect.

  13. Yo says:

    Sheer fail

  14. Lord_LOL says:

    Your title idea is not funny and too long.

  15. nathanhatesthisstupidgraph says:

    A female character in Mass Effect is fully armored, Joannna Dark from Perfect Dark, Taki from soul caliber, Jaheira from Baldur’s Gate. There are plenty of other female fully armored characters in video games. I think the main point here is the graph sucks and is stupid, maybe you should label the X and Y axis or just learn how to make a graph in excel.

  16. lol says:

    this is great. but you know that boobies provide much better protection than any epic quality armor can

  17. StarBaby says:

    Really, really stupid graph…

  18. Ninjah! says:

    I loved this graph. It is so simple, and so true. For some reason in the gaming industry, the rule “the lesser the armor, the higher the AC” is true when it comes to females.

  19. the me, not the you. says:

    useless without pics.

    somebody had to say it…

  20. Caghs says:

    Sometimes details aren’t needed. The point comes across regardless ;) If you want precision and detail, mayhap you’ve come to the wrong place?

    I like it!

  21. Shemblem says:

    Sheesh, what a bunch of sad nerdish morons! Didn’t you get the joke?
    Very funny.

  22. spencer says:

    ~chuckles and moves on~ :)


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