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There is quite a bit of info/discussions/fanfictions here about the game. Let alone that really nice Act1 demo.

I've been visiting forums these past few days, reading this and that. Played demo. And now I got interested in what kind of people are bringing this project to the light.
So. Could all 4LS staff post something about themselves? Things like:

Gender
Age
Hobbies
Occupation
Country of Origin
Lenght of Involvment in this Project
What are Your Personal Thoughts of this Project
Whatever Random Stuff...

I know people CAN find out some of that here in forums/IRC/wherever in the net, but it would be nice to see all that in one place.
Also feel free to skip something, if you do not wish masses to know something of what I have asked above

EDIT:

Painiac wrote:Anonymity is such a great thing in internet, don't ya agree? Alas, this site has too much connections with 4chan, to be such naive to post private information about yourself. I would doubt your sanity if you had suggested writing your own name.<...>

Thats why I said feel free to skip any of the thingies I suggested to write.

@DuaneMoody: there is little point posting here, if you have nothing to tell us about yourself, as that much (nothing) is known already.

EDIT2:
Nwm above, just do as u wishhh¬

Some things are better left mysteries.

Anonymity is such a great thing in internet, don't ya agree? Alas, this site has too much connections with 4chan, to be such naive to post private information about yourself. I would doubt your sanity if you had suggested writing your own name. Anyway, I can write something about myself.

I'm here for about month. Demo was great for me, so I had decided to help this project. There, I with other users have assembled Polish translation team. Translating game allow me to thoroughly read all thing, discover things which I wouldn't know if not for translating it word by word. Act 1... It was unusual. You don't meet with these problems daily, and this game somewhat allow you to acquaint with it. Interesting plots, and thoughts. Peoples, whose are disabled, may value life more than not disabled, what an irony. Ya know, I started thinking - why I shouldn't devote my short, rather useless life span for other peoples? Maybe make fundation? Maybe found school like that? Become politician to represent weak ones? These are very distant and maybe impossible dreams, yup. I want obtain proper education first; know taste of hard work, to become more mature, experienced and independent. Then, I will try to help other peoples. These dreams may be too hard to make into reality, but how they are idealistic. I want rather spend my life on making this into reality than living easy and nice life. I haven't found anyway other thing worth living beside love.

creepy

I like pudding.

I hate pudding.

I...am ambivalent on the pudding issue.

I like where this is going.

I hate where this is going.

I had some hope it would not go where this is going. But w/e, life is hard

Pudding / Cream 2012: Dessert we can rely on.

I guess what could be said, is that generally speaking we are not really keen on becoming internet celebrity visual novel developer rock stars. Or maybe it's just difficult to believe anyone actually cares about us. What we do and who we are is very inconsequential anyway.

I'm Aura, a genderneutral person of unspecified age, residing in the Republic of Internet. My hobbies are creative writing and trolling (though many argue that these are in fact the same thing). I'm the third most senior member of the project, all the way from early 2007.

Aura wrote:I guess what could be said, is that generally speaking we are not really keen on becoming internet celebrity visual novel developer rock stars. Or maybe it's just difficult to believe anyone actually cares about us. What we do and who we are is very inconsequential anyway.

You guys are so cute with your e-modesty.

It's more practical than anything. We already find ourselves spending way way too much time on the aftermath of Act 1 release (even a month+ after the fact), and all of that is away from actually working on the project. But yeah, I guess we might be unnecessarily reclusive for no good reason, I really don't know.

Aura wrote:It's more practical than anything. We already find ourselves spending way way too much time on the aftermath of Act 1 release (even a month+ after the fact), and all of that is away from actually working on the project. But yeah, I guess we might be unnecessarily reclusive for no good reason, I really don't know.

Consider recruiting an e-press agent for the team.