@Olander:
This was my experience with WoW, at least way back in 2004-2006 when I played it.
Even me mum played it 
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Yes, not related to the topic, but unfortunately not an uncommon thing.
Some people have no qualms about abusing systems designed to help prevent abuse to get ahead or limit others.
I chose to extend it to apply to all industries, since the IT industry is just a small subset of world wide industries and this is a world I have worked in for over 20 years so I know it quite well.
I was hoping to get the point across that it happens to everyone in different circumstances, industries etc - not just women in gaming/IT.
Instead of trying to shift focus to an issue beyond the original topic, lets get back on topic.
The topic was about the Unreal community and if women are interested in such technologies.
By such technologies, I assumed Unreal, Unity, CryEngine, Source etc.
My first post briefly talked about numbers being funny, then I addressed the topic:
I’m sure that if we were to look into stats regarding engines that lend themselves well to genres that are typically more interesting to female players, they would be less dominated by men.