LadyCrimson

905/Lvl4 Geek. I punched the numbers into a credit-card sized, hand-held, flip-top calculator as I went along. Is that plus or minus geek points?

The editor. Either that or the mine exp. thing, because I could use it really early in the game and thus could level up (name fave NPC's here) a lot more from right when I first met them. Not to make the game easier...just because it was fun.

The fact the end game didn't include my ability to take my party with me. That really ticked me off initially. It still does.

Hanhar. Tall, growling, furry, angry men aren't my thing. All he did was make me want to scream "go jump off a bridge, then!" And I'm normally a fairly sympathetic soul.

I can't either. GW was kinda fun for, oh...3 weeks...but RPG? and of the year?

I'm just pleased that my picture is no longer on that bottom strip.

I really like the...uh..landscape?...one, Kaftan. Dark and moody.

The only thing that really bugs me about sigs is when a forum isn't equipped, software or setting wise, to restrict stuff - which happens a lot. Like I've seen people with avatars that are 300kb in size - the forum shrunk their physical dimmensions but not their actual file size. And I still remember the guy here several months ago who had a sig pic that was almost a 1MB. I may have high speed now, but I remember what it was like not to. Limey.

Periods of time with too many threads with this type of hostile environment is why I stop posting at places - and as Gab said, why I avoid joining in a lot of topics, sometimes, too. Know your limits, as they say. :ph34r:

I keep on listening to that wizardsinwinter song. I blame this forum. But it (and their other music) make good background sounds when you're computer-tinkering.

My answer would be: No. If I want information on something I just Google it...the links it gives me (that I click on as being promising) have not yet led to Wiki. Therefore, I assume it wouldn't be very useful to me personally. Either that, or I use one of my many reference books sitting my bookshelves.

Are you talking about just photos or total "members?" If just photos, sorry, misunderstood. But my screen says 48 members (people who've added their location)..

More than half of my non-WoT posts. Sad, just sad. :D I don't see NorCal used very much myself...but it's definitely not l33t speak. And yes, in terms of topic, l33t/1337/whatever-speak is very annoying. I pretty much ignore posts typed that way.

I see 48 entires in the Frappr...which I thought wasn't too bad considering the most likely to "join up" are the so-called regulars.

If posts in the off-topic forum counted, my post count would probably be much much higher...so I'm not convinced that's always a good indicator. And some people lurk a long time before they make a first post. But the time period's about right IMO...few weeks to a month in terms of actual posting, assuming they post enough to be noticed for more than one day.

I don't even have that much affliation with my roots. There's home movies of me warbling a little in Korean when I was first adopted by the jolly old US white folks who became my parents, but that's about it. :ph34r:

That's how most game forums end up, eventually. I mean, it's been over a year for this one, right? Or something? I registered in...uh...March...I'm still a newb.

The Big Green Grumpy - I bet there's a modern fairy tale that could be written from that. :D And yeah...all those urban legends floating around....hard to tell what's real or not anymore half the time...most of them aren't even that funny...but this one tickled me. heh

I'm trying really hard not to laugh after reading that story....it's not working tho. The wild wild internet.

Ack...I hadn't heard that...last I'd checked there they were still developing it. *glances through the forums* Damnit...ah well, at least there's always the fan made Heroes of Ardania. Long live the Majesty monk. And Jay Adan. And...oh, phooey, how depressing.

Majesty. It wasn't actually a sim, and it wasn't your average RTS strategy game, and I think that confused a lot of people, including the marketing folks. It had this premise of being a RTS but you couldn't actually control your units/tell them what to do or where to go via mouse clicks...once you 'get that', it's a ball to play...plus all the unit types had mini-personalities, and loyalty factors (rogues could be enticed to an enemy player in MP with enough gold) and certain races had certain bonuses to you the King etc. I don't typically like RTS games much, but I played Majesty for a long long time. Edit - the Northern Expansion had some maps that were a serious challenge even for experienced players...great stuff.

Just adding my .02 to the original question. I typically avoid killing/evil-doing to what I percieve as the innocent. Sometimes, as in strategy games, I even go so far as to try really hard to protect my units from demise. In DungeonKeeper I'd try to win without any of my minions dying - I'd even reload. I guess I've got this thing where I don't feel like I've truly won if I lose companions through my poor or hasty strategy. Like a commander not wanting to lose their men or something. That said, once I start to get bored with a game, I'll often turn around and start killing everything just to see what happens...or because it's funny...ala drowning your Sims or attacking people in town in BG so the peace enforcer mages will come along and you can have a really big fight. lol

My genetic roots stem there, yes.

I resemble that remark... I know that's one of the things that attracted me to my husband. But I wouldn't put too much stock in that as far as dating goes, because that largely comes from a common taste in humor...if you try too hard to be funny, that's often seen as unattractive. If you share the same humor tastes, the laughter will come.

Happy B-day to both! And to anyone else who might have a birthday soon. That picture of Hoff is as distrubing now and the first time someone posted it....