Asmodeus interrogates Marcus
Jan. 26th, 2004 01:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aberrantangelsYou know the rules, you watch the show every Tuesday night.
— David Addison
It's not your fault,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
black_dub and whataradialacks. It's mine. cpip's questions just brought up answers faster; that's a fault in my head, not y'all's.
(Oh, and requests to be interviewed can be appended to any post where I get interviewed: this one, theezrael interview, or the initial round of questions from thessalian. It all gets to me anyway.)
1. How'd you get into Aberrant?
I picked up the Trinity core rules (limited edition) and ST's screen and was intrigued. Then I heard on AGWW that a prequel game was coming, in which the PCs were Aberrants and the tagline was "It's not what you think it is", and I started keeping an eye out for it. As more and more info came out, it sounded like an interesting superhumans game. Then the core rules arrived at my FLGS, and I picked them up.
2. Why did you choose
Marcus? [tag added]
Because Saminga had mentioned him in a post, and because my initial application (for Archangel Marc) wasn't quite whatharukami had in mind. Fortunately, I'd picked Marcus as one of my backups; she suggested him, I wrote his first post as a sample, and the rest (as Spider Robinson says) is social studies.
3. What would say is your number one guilty pleasure on the internet?
The Thin H Line Sexy Losers. It's like watching hardartist's mind crumble in slow motion as he associates more and more with other H-artists.
4. Why do YOU think the chicken crossed the road?
To get away from the guy trying to staple the dead baby to it.
5. When you were a young child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Judging by my favorite people to pretend to be (Batman, the 1940s Captain Marvel, the Joker, Spider-Man, the Mad Hatter once), I wanted to be a superhuman of some sort.sclerotic_rings has guessed that some fanboys never make anything of their lives because they're waiting for the radioactive insect to bite; I can't speak for anyone else, but he's not completely wrong about me.
— David Addison
It's not your fault,
black_dub and whataradialacks. It's mine. cpip's questions just brought up answers faster; that's a fault in my head, not y'all's.(Oh, and requests to be interviewed can be appended to any post where I get interviewed: this one, the
ezrael interview, or the initial round of questions from thessalian. It all gets to me anyway.)1. How'd you get into Aberrant?
I picked up the Trinity core rules (limited edition) and ST's screen and was intrigued. Then I heard on AGWW that a prequel game was coming, in which the PCs were Aberrants and the tagline was "It's not what you think it is", and I started keeping an eye out for it. As more and more info came out, it sounded like an interesting superhumans game. Then the core rules arrived at my FLGS, and I picked them up.
2. Why did you choose
Marcus? [tag added]Because Saminga had mentioned him in a post, and because my initial application (for Archangel Marc) wasn't quite what
harukami had in mind. Fortunately, I'd picked Marcus as one of my backups; she suggested him, I wrote his first post as a sample, and the rest (as Spider Robinson says) is social studies.3. What would say is your number one guilty pleasure on the internet?
hardartist's mind crumble in slow motion as he associates more and more with other H-artists.4. Why do YOU think the chicken crossed the road?
To get away from the guy trying to staple the dead baby to it.
5. When you were a young child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Judging by my favorite people to pretend to be (Batman, the 1940s Captain Marvel, the Joker, Spider-Man, the Mad Hatter once), I wanted to be a superhuman of some sort.
sclerotic_rings has guessed that some fanboys never make anything of their lives because they're waiting for the radioactive insect to bite; I can't speak for anyone else, but he's not completely wrong about me.
