A. I love the challenge of fighting other people. I'm a competitive person by nature so fighting against other players, as long as I win, is very addictive :)

A. I hate people that beg for money in MMORPGs or the type of person who gets so angry at me for winning some sort of PvP fight that I can feel their anger radiating off of my computer. Also I can't stand folks who don't take the time to communicate like they have a braincell in their skulls.

A. The "Jedi vs. the rest of the world" talks on public forums during the SWG Beta test.

A. I prefer to rise above such debates

A. I've played so many it's impossible to choose.

A. Social contact is good for you.

A. If I make a warrior she'll look like a warrior not some fem dressed up in light weight flesh exposing armor. She's going to be butch. As for a casting class I fall back into a normal stereotypical creation process and make her more attractive to the male gaze... unless I'm going for evil then all bets are off.

A. I've played quite a few and I'd have to say, if I was going to pick, that Fallout PnP is a blast and I really enjoyed playing Mage: The Ascension.

A. Lots.

A. Sometimes Shakespeare, sometimes other literature, sometimes I just think of a strong sounding prefix or suffix and put them together.

A. They certainly can be.

A. Very much so. I plan to go back to school for it soon.

A. The Original Jumpgate.

A. Yes, and I have a microphone

A. Most likely an MMO, scifi, original, try not to borrow from other games but learn from their mistakes.

A. I think they do.

A. Oh yes, I met an outstanding amount of people one year at a massive LAN. It was pretty cool to put faces to names :)

A. Not real ones, I've roleplayed a few though for fun.

A. Lets just say the list has gotten so long I can't remember them all.

A. Brian Fargo, Richard Garriott, Sid Meier, or Will Wright. It's hard to choose.

A. My guitar and cellphone.

A. Playing my brother's Atari 2600.

A. SWG needs to just die.

A. I have no idea.

A. Useful. I love 'em.

A. How about no?

A. Ugh. Don't make me dig them out... Motherboard: EVGA 122-CK-NF68. Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz. Memory: 2 GB of DDR2 RAM. Video card: 2x ASUS EN8600GT Video Cards running in SLI mode. PSU: 750W. Storage: 500GB HD and a DVD burner Monitor: SAMSUNG 2253BW 22" Wide screen LCD. I built it myself and I know it's not the best of the best but it gets the job done just fine.

A. Gamespot, gmail, conceptart.org, cgsociety.org, and a large number of blogs.

A. Female

A. It depends on my mood. If I'm out to hurt people then expect me to be listening to stuff like crystal method. But if I'm more relaxed I can be found listening to stuff like Massive Attack.

A. I think an MMORPG based on the Diskworld series or The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy as done by the goofy developers that made games like the Sims 2 & 3 would be an awesome project to see.

A. Calculators and pen and paper usually.

A. Fun to do sometimes but ultimately because of how men expect women to be I prefer to play as my gender so I can break the mold that's in their minds of what to expect, which is generally a very socially harmful, media fueled, popular opinion.

A. 40+

A. Afternoons and Evenings usually. Pacific time.

A. I love writing. I also love when tools to write are given to me such as a well written storyline to a game that has a cleverly designed plot line that allows for open ended creation and expansion without alienating players. RPing is awesome and fun. More people should get into it. Most people have characterized me as an RPer who has teeth since my interests in games include the entire amount of available possibilities including grinding for XP, PvP, raiding, RPing, etc.

A. *shrugs*

A. Oh, lots of things. Sketching, playing guitar or my synth, tinkering with my computer, meeting friends for drinks, writing, watching movies, dancing, surfing the net, fencing, and having heart to heart talks (I'm sort of the advisor to lots of people).

A. *shrugs*