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60fps+ Gender is a term for a [[xenogender]], where someone feels an attraction towards gameplay thas has 60 frames per second or more. It is a subgender to [[Gamegender]], where a group of xenogenders feel connected or attracted to games. The feeling of a smooth and lag-free gameplay is what causes the attraction towards this gender. Any gameplay that is below the 60fps mark is basically unaesthetic to someone who identifies as a 60fps+ Gender-person. |
60fps+ Gender is a term for a [[xenogender]], where someone feels an attraction towards gameplay thas has 60 frames per second or more. It is a subgender to [[Gamegender]], where a group of xenogenders feel connected or attracted to games. The feeling of a smooth and lag-free gameplay is what causes the attraction towards this gender. Any gameplay that is below the 60fps mark is basically unaesthetic to someone who identifies as a 60fps+ Gender-person. |
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Revision as of 21:34, 18 March 2021
60fps+ Gender is a term for a xenogender, where someone feels an attraction towards gameplay thas has 60 frames per second or more. It is a subgender to Gamegender, where a group of xenogenders feel connected or attracted to games. The feeling of a smooth and lag-free gameplay is what causes the attraction towards this gender. Any gameplay that is below the 60fps mark is basically unaesthetic to someone who identifies as a 60fps+ Gender-person.
History
It has always been in our minds, that a smooth looking gameplay is more pleasing to watch, than a laggy one. With the introduction of 60fps videos on YouTube in 2014, this attraction towards frames per second has evolved really fast. The trend of uploading YouTube videos in 60fps is now a common standard and pleases the viewer even more.
Pronouns
60/120/144/240 (highly preferred)
first-person/third-person (somewhat preferred)
lag-he/lag-she/lag-free (somewhat preferred)
Resources