Your Bio

[jgwolfgram]

Hey, we're adding more content to the website. I need a short bio from you guys, something quick - where your from, what you do now, what brought you here / why your here, previous education / experience if applicable, and what skills you have (programming & what language, art, ect..). People like to know who they're working with, so if nothing else, at least we can all get to know each other a little more. This well be posted here.

Here's mine for example:
My name's Justin, I'm 23. I'm from North Carolina, USA and I'm currently working as a contractor (no not the building type). I went to school in California and I'm now working online to get a degree. I enjoy most video games, even the stupid ones...they'll keep me busy for hours - but Fallout is defiantly my favorite series. After finding out Bethesda was making another Fallout game I was first very excited, but when more and more information was released, I didn't feel it was going to stay true to the Fallout series. While it may be an OK game, it doesn't seem like Fallout. So I got together with a few other guys and the ball started rolling from there. I do have experience in programming but it is limited. I'm currently learning C#, so I'm not a programmer yet, but hopefully by the end of this project I will be. I also have some experience in management so I figured I'd bring those skills here, so that we can create a hell of a game.

[egalor]

Hi! My name is Konstantin, I was born in 1980 and I hail from Moscow, Russia, working as a lawyer, and I have the diploma in international law. I enjoy PC games since I was an 8-years vicious kid, and do so until now Apart from Fallout I enjoy very much other RPGs, such as old AD&D RPGs (Pool of Radiance, etc.), Wasteland, Baldur's Gate, Eye of the Beholder, Diablo, Realms of Arcania (all three parts), Ancient Domains of Mystery ("ADOM") and many-many others. Also I like very much other PC game genres, such as RTS, FPS and some others. My other hobbies include playing/composing heavy metal (and other music) and listening to it (major hobby), jogging, bicycles, sauna, playing Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (since 1994). So it's like that.
I joined the team because I've been waiting for a decent Fallout sequel since 1998, and the chances are nil, I'd like to make one myself, the proper way. I hope we're all after the same thing.

[acromos]

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An introduction to me. Yea.

While an optimist will call himself by that name and be recognised by others as such, a pessimist will call himself a realist, yet be recognised as a pessimist.

Now, while the optimist is likely a happy-go-lucky aprils fool who has convicted himself nothing can go wrong, and will likely lead others to their economic, emotional of physical ruin sooner or later, you can safely follow a pessimist, who has far more natural acumen towards spotting hindrances and pitfalls and avoiding them.

Generally speaking, I fail to see how evolution didn't rid us of the optimists.

I'm neither an optimist nor a pessimist - I'm an opportunist. While the optimist and the pessimist argue whether the glass is half full or half empty, I argue that is entirely empty, because i drank it all while their backs were turned.

I have a way with words. That's my skill. I can think in themes, and story, and I can describe these things and make them come to life. Also I have that pessimistic streak in my that allows me to picture just how sucky life after a nuclear war might be. You think eating rats isn't appealing? Well, once radiation sickness makes your teeth fall out and you still have only rat to eat - then we can talk again!

While my job may be to do something with story and thematic stuff, someone will have to organise. And I know enough about organisation to know that:

Step one: Someone takes charge.

We need leadership. Without a rallying point, nothing gets done.

[vee]

desolated place..
creates a great unity with the background art