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I'm a woman. I'm also a female TF2 player.
Why would I want female character classes? Why would anyone think, "Oh, she's female, so she surely she must want to play a female character, right?" That's stupid and condescending. (Nothing against you, Ruben. I assume you mean well.)
It's the same ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thinking that permeates the gaming industry and misleads them into classifying games into "games for male gamers" and "games for girls", putting all action/combat games and shooters into the male category, and then filling such games with stuff designed for a target demographic of hypothetical horny 16-year-olds. (Because of another misconception that 40+ year olds don't play video games.) Even games with female protagonists are designed with males in mind. (The older Tomb Raider games come to mind. Portal was an exception.)
I love TF2 for its characters and its gameplay. All other FPS games bore me.
I've seen gender-swapped fan art of TF2 classes and support characters, and fan-made female class models, and most of them are pretty cool (except for the fetish gear fem!Pyro) and well designed. Kudos to the 3-D modellers. It's a boon for SFM artists to use.
But I'm glad Valve made the decision to make a game about a bunch of middle-aged, 40+ (everyone except Scout) and 50+ (Medic) year old, grumpy male mercenaries with receeding hairlines, non-superhero body shapes and (in some cases) questionable sanity, who blow each other up and trashtalk each other on a regular basis while wearing fancy hats. Middle-aged men who smoke and drink, who sweat and bleed together, who laugh and cry and yet have become a kind of disfunctional family.
I don't have hard statistics, but I'd wager a bet that Team Fortress 2 is the online shooter with the highest percentage of female fans.
Why would I want a female class model when I can have that sexy beast of a Heavy Weapons GUY mow down opponents?
Besides, the TF2 universe already has female characters. They're the ones pulling the strings.
The problem with online FPS games and female players is not lack of female characters. It's usually a problem with behaviour of a certain kind of male players who suddenly find that they're playing on the same server as a *gasp* GIRL and feel the need to make sexist remarks.
but just because you don't want it (female or not) doesn't mean others don't. In fact all those fanmade models/art and the fact that these threads are made all the time show there is quite a high demand for it. You will still have the male models, it's not like were removing them from the game.
You have female models and mods. I don't understand why you don't use them.
What Evan said.
Also, while the sight of men blowing each other up, I'm not sure a group of all female mercenaries blowing each other up and stabbing and mutilating each other while trashtalking each other works quite the same way. All the tropes are wrong.
If you mixed male and female characters on the battlefield, you'd have male-on-female violence, which is a no-go. (The opposite is usually okay in movies, because of a reverse sexism double standard.)
Also, TF2 is set in a Mad Science 1960/70s universe, not in a Kill Bill or Sucker Punch kind of universe.
The original thread creator claimed there should be a female class or female characters specifically BECAUSE female gamers play TF2.
Also, if you had read my postings, you would have noticed I already acknowledged the existance of female reskin models. I'm not against them. They're useful to SFM artists.
But adding female models into actual gameplay has a lot of problems, starting with smaller models having smaller hitboxes and ending with the need for additional voice actors and new pose animation for the female models.
If you use that logic (not saying that it's incorrect; it is very correct), pretty much every video game character's gender is ambigious (not many games where a you see a character's sexual organs). You just have to go with the implications (unless it straight up tells you, or you get to pick).