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Sorry but your opinion is wrong LOL just kidding. Plus I feel if I am going to spend 90 or so hours with a game character, I like it to be easy on the eyes.
i liked both and i played both. i enjoyed them equally well.
i think female shep did a little bit better job during scenes when she was morally outraged. like when she was scolding mordin for the science experiments they did on prisoners of the genophage test facility.
male shep to me was more comedic and said things that made me laugh more. like when he was talking to ashley in me1 and getting a beer was mentioned. he was like "HELL YEAH!" and suddenly had a interested smile on his face. i lol'd so hard!
Maleshep is kinda bland, not sure if its the VA or lack of facial animations but eh, he has like 3 facial animations : Idle, Angry and that face he does when EDI tells the air recycle joke.
I don't like the default femshep head that was released in ME3, though.
Male shep is usually my im in this for the galaxy playthroughs with no romances.
Female shep is usually I want something to fight for and to come back to playthroughs.
Neither voice actors do a bad job nor are they animated bad.
So to answer, I like Male most because he gets Jack (who was suppose to be Bi so almost didn't count) and of course Tali