Nerd Test

[liralen]

*just dies laughing*





0% scored higher (more nerdy),
0% scored the same, and
100% scored lower (less nerdy).

What does this mean? Your nerdiness is:

All hail the monstrous nerd. You are by far the SUPREME NERD GOD!!!

Does it make me even MORE nerdy when I look at that and say, that CAN'T be true! SOMEONE has to have scored as highly as I did? Damnit, that 0% is statistically unlikely with as many people that have taken it and given the number of questions they had...

*coughs*

Okay, it's not *impossible*, but highly unlikely...

Of course, they then linked to a store that they said had items that were exclusive to Nerd Gods... though I suspect, from the format of the store, that it's highly accessible to anyone. Ahem.

Comments

[morgainelefae.livejournal.com]

oh there is, is there? i shall have to go take a looksee at that. *laughing*

hee! you play white-wolf? <3!!
>3> i'm totally one of those geeks that knows most of the rules by heart and can tell a newbie how to fill out a character sheet without a book on hand. :B i grew up on changeling and vampire and hunter. >3> and i still play them... a lot. ^^; *laughing* i really dislike the new versions that have come out though- i like the freedom that the second ed and older versions give the player in terms of character development and personality, but the new ones, especially changeling (which was always my favorite, which may be why the new one bothers me so much... >3>) seem to take away a lot of that creative freedom. *laughing* ahahaha *geek* sorry about the small tirade. >3>

[liralen.livejournal.com]

I actually played very little White Wolf. *laughs* Geoff Grabowski ran the only Vampire game I ever played in, and that was a one-shot.

I wrote for them, though... drabs and bits of Wraith, the Asian vampire clans, and then, much later, Exalted. I really *liked* Hunter. It might amuse you to know that my Chinese name could be translated to "Harmonious Jade".

Though, honestly, with my day job, while I could hit deadlines for small wordcount jobs, I didn't do a lot, but what I did, I enjoyed.

I haven't even looked at the most recent incarnation, honestly.

[morgainelefae.livejournal.com]

wow! you wrote for them? what did you write? where can i find it? i wonder if i own it? *laughing* >3>

*dorking out*

also, i took the nerd 2.0 test, and i think i scored higher, at least on the sci-fi and history/lit part.

[morgainelefae.livejournal.com]

hmm... *strokes chin* i own a paperback handbook about the asian vampire clans... *laughing* that would be so cool. >3>

also, yes. hunter is totally a close second fave to changeling for me. i have a weakness for playing martyrs. >3> and i love that in hunter, there's no way your life won't suck. i mean, the whole point of the game is that the better you get at what you do, the worse you get at staying sane and being able to exist in society. *laughing* and the fact that they themselves have supernatural powers, but still feel the need to hunt things with supernatural powers! so loaded. i ran a game once where there was a group of hunters confronted with the fact that they had successfully wiped out all the other types of supernatural creatures, so they themselves were the only threat left, and they had to reconcile their own existence finally. it was pretty cool. :B hurf durf.

the SOL game is technically played in a world of darkness setting, with changelings and vampires and hunters... it was the easiest set up to adapt the story to for our rpg. *laughing*

[ross-teneyck.livejournal.com]

I was briefly into V:tM when it very first came out, but was put off by the general pretentiousness and the munchkin mechanics. I trust they fixed most of that in later editions.

[morgainelefae.livejournal.com]

i played second ed V:tM, but it's definitely not one of my favorite games of theirs- i enjoyed the political atmosphere of it, but doe the most part, the characters didn't have as much possibility for fucked-up-ed-ness as in some of the other games. i a much bigger fan, in general, of changeling: the dreaming, and hunter: the reckoning. >3> i don't know about the very very early vampire games, though. i imagine that the kinks were ironed out, because i didn't seem to have too much of a problem with those kinds of things. although, their vampire society seems like a generally pretentious one anyway. *shrug* i guess it's all a matter, too, of which rules you decide as a gaming group to just re-write and which aspects of the world you adjust for your own purposes. that's one of the things i like best about white wolf- the golden rule is that the rules are really more like guidelines and they're meant to be bent and even broken if that means you'll have more fun. and to me, that inspires a new level of creativity that D&D often doesn't allow much room for. >3> i'm also way more into character and plot development and interaction than i am into playing out action sequences. i'd rather role-play out down time with some great characters than roll a bunch of dice to kill a beholder beast, personally. ^^; and white-wolf is really more the kind of game that lets you get into that kind of thing if you want to.