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Wolfowitz

PLAYING FROM: Florida
PLATFORMS: PC
"It's a lot like hide and seek...only you DIE!" -the Spy, in an unofficial "Meet the Spy" video
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ACTIVITY - Earned +200 for respect from Driusha 4 months ago

gamerDNA: 11 Games |  2 Characters |  1 Group |  1 Experience |  0/4 Quizzes

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Experiences: 1
Games: 11
Characters: 2
Attitudes: 39
Images: 0
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Earned +200 for respect from Driusha
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created an lfg as a
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added Team Fortress 2 to their gamerDNA
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updated their story
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was awarded the Ding Gratz achievement
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updated their location
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was awarded the Crossed T's achievement
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updated their avatar
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updated their avatar
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added the game experience: A free day of TF2
5 months ago



All Experiences Game Feed Stories
Monday, June 23, 2008 | excited | Team Fortress 2 (PC)
So, last weekend (June 20-22), the FULL game of Team Fortress 2 was available for free, to commemorate the upgrades for the Pyro class. Unfortunately, I arrived at the party a little late, and only got one day of free play instead of the 3 days many others received.

However, this one day was pure bliss. I'm a moocher. I'll admit it. I cringe, nay, CHOKE when I see a price tag attached to a game. If I see "monthly fee" or "one time price," I'm out of there like horses out of the starting gate. That being said, the balanced classes (something A LOT, if not ALL free games could learn from. Seriously.), large maps, hilarious taunts, voice commands, in-game voice communication, and the massive spectrum of customization make this the only online game I would EVER pay for.

The customization aspect includes custom maps, SPACES IN PLAYER NAMES (AzazelTheAwesome can become Azazel the Awesome, making the owner of the game look like less of an asswipe), and "tags." A tag is a graffito that you upload to your TF2 game. You spray your tag onto walls and such. OTHER PLAYERS CAN SEE IT, AND YOU CAN MAKE IT ANIMATED TOO. (this leads to some griefing, where players post "questionable content," but it's all in good fun) These are three things which may not seem like much, but really add to the game, and these features combined with the BALANCED classes (every one of which has a foil; spies prey on snipers and heavies, but pyros can root spies out fairly well) make my decision on whether or not to buy the game a solid YES.
Games (Liked and Anticipated)
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America's Army (PC-MAC)

"This game was not very fun for me; I felt like on the parachute mission, no matter what I did, I failed. There was also a limited amount of weapons for a game that is supposed to showcase how awesome my country's army is. At least make something up. "

Anarchy Online (PC)

"When I found that I was tired of the "imitation WOW" MMOs out there(and believe me, there are MANY) I thought to myself, "There's got to be something that isn't all elves and warlocks." There are only a few MMORPGs like that, but Anarchy Online is 1."

Server: Rubi-Ka 2(Rimor)

Characters:

Wolfowitz, Level 67 Nanomage Bureaucrat — Packing a suit, a briefcase, and a coffee machine, my bureaucrat is always in control. Throwing the book at monsters never felt this good.

Gunbound

"This game can be fun or not fun. If you like just beating people with the sweat of your brow and the sleekness of your mind, give it a try. The items and the special attacks were(the last time I played) very well balanced. Wind can ruin things."

Hellgate: London (PC)

"I just want to tell you that this game is a BEAST. It was too big for my computer, even with NOTHING on it, and my memory is no small amount. I had to return my copy after waiting for it for so long, and I'm waiting on a RAM upgrade I ordered."

MapleStory (PC)

"The grind for this game is epic. I tried making a crossbowman only to make it to the "archer" rank. I gave up because after 3 or 4 weeks I had made it to level 11, maybe."

Pirates of the Caribbean (PC)

"There is no community to this game whatsoever. Hardly anyone bothers to use the in game chat system. If you type something in, it's almost like you can feel the stupid looks from other players."

Runescape (PC)

"If you played RuneScape in its earlier years, and you're thinking about going back, don't. You're pretty much limited to a handful of builds. If you don't believe me, make a crossbowman. If I never see the word "member" again, it'll be too soon."

Spore (PC-MAC)

"This game interests me. I can't wait till it gets released. In fact, this will probably be the first game I ever pre-order. Even for Brawl, I just waltzed into GameStop and bought it."

Team Fortress 2 (PC)

"A free weekend with the full game was all it took to hook me on TF2. The game's community is strong, the classes are specialized and no one class dominates the other so long as you know how to play."

Urban Dead

"This game is worth an honorable mention, but due to Kevan(the game's creator) constantly -obeying- newbies whining about skill nerfs/buffs, the two sides are constantly tied, and kills depend on who AP'd out first."

War Rock (PC)

"This game used to be good, but a lack of a use for some classes on most of the maps, ridiculous limitations for nonmembers and hackers and elitists have made me turn my back on this game."

Characters:

daxmason, — Yes, I stink pretty much at shooters, but I still have fun. I like the heavy weapons guy. His rockets make you feel awesome if you manage to kill someone with them, and his mines are great for tank spammers.

Guilds
Emblem for Smash Brothers
Smash Brothers Team Leader: Snooppee Roster: 5 members
Attitude Answers
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Q. How do you feel about selling virtual items for real money? (Do NOT advertise RMT services!) (Answer!)
A. I don't have a problem with it if it's between two people. Once you start seeing massive trade empires based on this system, supported by a brigade of item-farmers who forcibly outdamage casual players just so that they can get a paycheck, you need to notify whatever passes as an authority figure.

Q. Other than your console or PC, what is the piece of hardware you can't live without? (Answer!)
A. I'm pretty sure I could live without quite a few things, but if I had to pick something I'd pick my phone. Some of my friends just can't be bothered to sign in to their computers. Then again, I think I'd like to keep my fridge more.

Q. Do your quiz results on GamerDNA reflect your personality, and if not, what did it get wrong? (Answer!)
A. I think they reflect it fine. They're testing me, not the other way around.

Q. Are you interested in working within the game industry? (Answer!)
A. Yes and no. If I did, it'd be in marketing or PR, because I can't STAND math.

Q. What music do you like to play games to? (Answer!)
A. Judas Priest. No one can stop them; they're like a human dynamo!

Q. What question would you add to the Attitudes system? (Answer!)
A. What do you think when you see people camping an item?

Q. When do you play, including timezone? (Answer!)
A. Generally I get on at about 5:30 to 6:00 Eastern Time and get off around 9:30 or 10.

Q. What sort of players annoy you the most? (Answer!)
A. The kind that doesn't even dignify you with a response when they do something indicating a douchebag nature. I.E., the guy that singlehandedly kills the boss mob you've been waiting for since 3 hours ago, after just arriving, AND looting items that he or she can't use just to keep you from getting to them. At least send a message back like "no speak english" or something.

Q. What sort of tools (calculators, builders, spreadsheets, etc.) do you use to plan your characters? (Answer!)
A. Tools? I ask people who have played that class before what I should do, write it down, and go on about my business.

Q. What do your characters and avatars usually look like? (Answer!)
A. They look as cool as they can, following a theme, without being to underequipped or expensive. For example, my Anarchy Online Bureaucrat wears a "Clans Administration Suit," which is a brown overcoat with long sleeve shirt and tie underneath it, and he carries two revolvers; one black, one white.

Q. What mods do you play with? (Answer!)
A. None, really. I downloaded a Halo mod for Soldat once and I don't see what the buzz is all about. If the other players could see how I had decked my character and gear out, sure, I'd use em' more. These new online mods of other games sound promising, though. One thought that comes to mind is Multi-Theft Auto, a multiplayer online GTA mod...

Q. Do you use voice chat? (Answer!)
A. Yes, and I have a microphone

Q. Ninjas or pirates? (Answer!)
A. Pirates

Q. Have you ever had a romantic encounter with someone you met in a game? (Answer!)
A. No. It'd feel impersonal unless we REALLY had a lot in common, AND had extensive out-of-game contact with the person, AND proof that my significant other wasn't a 34 year old man in his mother's basement screaming "MOM! Where's the f@#$ing meatloaf? GAHD!"

Q. What is the most memorable flamewar you can remember? (Answer!)
A. Well, I used to play this little game called RPGWorld. Sometimes I still download it just to see if they've made any new servers or anything else interesting. We only had one "flamewar," and that lasted all of 2 or 3 seconds, but God, it was funny. Some new guy comes in with the name THIS GAME SUX. That's a red flag. Then, he says, "MY STUPID F@$!ING MOM DIDN'T BUY ME CITY OF HEROES" followed by "THIS GMAE SUCKS D@#$ I HATE IT." After more evidence that he was a 12 year old throwing a temper tantrum, a merciful(but probably guffawing) admin kicked and banned him.

Q. If you made your own game, what would it be like? (Answer!)
A. It would be in MODERN times. Not 3000 years in the future OR past. It'd have machine guns, heavy weapons, pistols, SMGs, shotguns, and rifles, but also melee weapons like crowbars, bats, or brass knuckles. Maybe players could shop in antique stores and get longswords, katanas, bows, etc. Armor could be anything from a biohazard suit to riot armor to chain mail. For professions, you'd have three branches: civilians, mafia, and the law.All three sides could use magic, but it'd be different kinds for different professions. There would be class specific items. The mafia might have kevlar reinforced suits for enforcers(the guy who breaks your legs) or soldiers. Civilians would be neutral. Eh...I'm gonna have to make a word document to get all of this in. Thanks for asking.

Q. How do you feel about playing characters of the opposite sex? (Answer!)
A. Never tried it, but the I bet the view from behind is better.

Q. If you could meet any game developer, who would it be? (Answer!)
A. I'm not that familiar with folks on the dev side, really. Sometimes, though, when I feel like something stupid or obviously inflammatory towards a certain class/race/level group is put in, I feel like I need to talk to a developer one on one and see what the reasoning was.

Q. What are your thoughts on roleplaying in games? (Answer!)
A. I'm all for it if the other guys in the team/org/clan are. I'm not gonna put my heart into something just to get ignored or asked HEAL pl0x, or both. To you folks who never talk except for "run" and "heal," try RP some time. It can be very rewarding, especially in games with many classes, that lend themselves to roleplay.

Q. Beside GamerDNA, what are your favorite websites? (Answer!)
A. There's a private site I go to that I was invited to by a friend of mine. That's my homepage. Then, I have my "cycle." My day isn't complete unless I check: myspace, nationstates.net, aofroobs.com, nexuswar.com, popomundo.com, and finally wikipedia, in case I need to know who sings a certain song or who the lead role in Pulp Fiction was.

Q. What is the most overlooked or misunderstood game? (Answer!)
A. Browser-based games get the shaft a lot. games like popumundo, Nexus War, and Urban Dead get overlooked because the general idea among this generation is that "reading is for pansies and girls." I hate that, too. There are kids in the world who have never even seen a book, yet here in the states, you might actually hear "I don't like reading. X-box is better. Reading is dumb. What's internet? Don't use such big words!"

Q. If you could cancel any online game, which would it be? (Answer!)
A. I wouldn't want to do that. That's taking something away from people I don't know, just because I don't like it. Now, if I could make all games free, I would. Why do we need money, anyway? People want something in return for what they did; the undying gratitude and awe of the masses isn't worth it, I guess.

Q. What are the proper uses of tank guns and bubblegum? (Answer!)
A. What? Tanks are for killing, bubblegum is for chewing. If you go someplace to chew bubblegum and kick ass, you should bring plenty of bubblegum.

Q. What are your thoughts on player-made mods/addons for games? (Answer!)
A. As long as it isn't giving someone an unfair advantage or making someone else do something wrong, it's fine.

Q. Have you ever had a memorable real-life meeting with other gamers? (Answer!)
A. No, but when I get my driver's license I could meet up with someone I know. he lives a short drive away from me.

Q. When you are not playing games, what do you do for fun? (Answer!)
A. I watch TV, I read, I write. Yes, I write. I can't draw naughty pictures of your two favorite anime girls, but I can write a very good description of it. Chances are, you won't read it, though, because most people think reading is for pansies and girls.

Q. What is a feature you would like added to GamerDNA? (Answer!)
A. I dunno. I'm still new to the site.

Q. Why do you join guilds or clans? (Answer!)
A. Mostly so I can always have someone online to do team related things like dungeons or boss hunting with me. or so that I can chat. I never joined a PvP/war guild, but I still do PvP from time to time.

Q. What are the specs on your gaming rig? (Answer!)
A. Hell, I don't know. Ask the guy who built it. I'm not a total moron when it comes to the internet and computer, but I can't do techie stuff like building computers or coding, though. Once I start seeing random lines of capital letters, slashes, colons, and whatnot, I just look at it like a non-English speaking man looks at an English/American tourist yelling at his or her kids.

Q. What experience do you have beta-testing games? (Answer!)
A. None. I'd love to, though. Some games give you pretty sweet stuff later on in the game for being a tester. The keep the score, all right.

Q. What are your most memorable achievements in a game? (Answer!)
A. When a friend and I located a hiding and obviously bored person in Anarchy Online, he rewarded us with an obscenely large(at least for us) amount of money, 7-8 million credits each. We used those credits to buy one Yalmaha each. For those not aware of what this is, it is essentially a flying limo capable of breaking the sound barrier. Also, beating people with Wario in Super Smash Brothers Brawl is a very fun experience. I'm sure it's not very fun for people who play "cool" characters like Ike, Sonic, and Snake to get beaten by a fat, lazy, immature, ill-tempered motorcycle enthusiast with a crazy mustache.

Q. What are your favorite tabletop (RPG, board, miniatures, etc.) games? (Answer!)
A. I've always wanted to play one, but they seem so dang complicated. Any game with a hierarchy of rules that I can't memorize in one sitting is too much for me(funny, considering what a STICKLER for order I am). I want to make a class, get my gear, and get going.

Q. What is your first computer or video gaming memory? (Answer!)
A. Watching my cousin Brian play Legend of Mana. He and his SNES system are what got me into gaming, much to the dread of my parents. I still look up to him, too.

Q. Where did you get your gaming names from? (Answer!)
A. Mostly from popular culture and the media. I also like to do a little research. For example, my AO Bureaucrat(look it up) is named Wolfowitz, after the former, scandalous head of the World Bank. My Adventurer in the same game is named Saddleup, a reference to John Wayne.

Q. In real life, are you male or female? (Answer!)
A. Male

Q. If you could bring any book, movie or comic to life in a game, which would you choose? (Answer!)
A. The Godfather. The freakin' Godfather. WITH the option to play either in a family or in the law, AND you could be corrupt on either side(a crooked cop or a rat in the family.) No, you wouldn't play AS the Corleones, the Straccis, the Tattaglias, the Barzinis, or the Cuneos, but you could work as an individual or with a group doing odd jobs for any of them, and increase your standings with them in a sort of faction system. You could also choose to make your own group or join someone else's (a family for the gangsters, a special investigations unit/FBI squad for the law) or continue to work on your own(gangster individuals would be associates, law individuals would be private investigators). Also, there would be a mod-run committee that decide which family or SIU names are too stupid, so you wouldn't have "ORJINUL GANKSTAZz" for a mob name or "ELITE FISTS OF DEATHHAMMER JUSTICE" for a Special Investigations Unit. I haven't even STARTED on the skill system it'd have.

Q. Do you feel relationships within games are meaningful? (Answer!)
A. You make it meaningful. If you only have a guy in your friends list so that you know when your buff totem is online, then no, that isn't meaningful. If you have him in there so that the two of you can chat and make a team or clan, then I'd say that IS meaningful.

Q. What do you love or hate about PVP? (Answer!)
A. What do I hate? The fact that because a guy knows how to ladder implants/twinking items or has items that increase a particular skill better than mine do, he will kick me into the curb if I fight him. The fact that people only challenge me to a duel just so they can see how many fractions of a second it takes for me to die. It's like they have noob-radar. I do like that there might be someone worse at PvP than me, but I know I wouldn't feel gratified about it if I kilt them in combat. Players don't want a fair fight; they want instant win and reputation points. Ugh.

Q. How many hours a week do you play? (Answer!)
A. 20-40

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Driusha said:
Wolfowitz is a Talented Player
Twiitch said:
Wolfowitz is a Nice Person. Some funny answers there. :)

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