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>>5125309
>Im curious if any girls playes start to finish on their own accord solo
That multiplayer adventure with my friend was a repeat playthrough for everyone involved. She beat the whole trilogy with like 3-4 characters or so.
>There are a handful of high power level computer science girls in the 80s and 90s
I doubt that Scorpia, one of the OG cRPG reviers for Computer Gaming World whose review of Might & Magic 2 pissed off the lead dev so much he included her in Might & Magic 3 as a killable monster (pic related) was a rocket scientist, since you don't actually need to have half a brain to enjoy these games.
Funnily enough, Scorpia's own review of Baldur's Gate allegedly got her kicked out of CGW because the game was advertised everywhere as a Second Coming Of Jesus for cRPGs (including CGW itself, ads plastered all over the magazine) whereas Scorpia's review was generally scathing for its poor roleplaying elements and, in her view, worse tactical combat than dungeon crawlers of yore, so the final score "she" gave the game is completely not in accord with the fairly mediocre impression the game left on her.
As for the second example, which you obviously ignored, here, you might learn something: solo Jester no-reload by a BG veteran who happens to be female.
http://blackstrider.net/Archive_Forum_Bioware/bg1-full/baldurs-gate-1-no-reload-challenge_page-1/forum.bioware.com/topic/124374-baldurs-gate-1-no-reload-challenge/page-308.html#entry14826902
It's almost like you don't understand the relationship between unironically buying into 'no girls on the internet' memes and other 'tits or GTFO' stuff and women simply choosing not to reveal themselves because of patronizing attitudes like this.

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>>3403928
Make sure to find the reviewer they put in MM3 because they got so butthurt at her negative review for MM2