Incline Chris Avellone Appreciation Station

[Grimlorn]

The questions most, if not all, interviewers ask him are pretty stupid and inconsequential, it reads like random bits of trivia. Also, his gf looks pretty basic, so I don't know what he sees in her, lulz (past her appearance that is).

Women have nothing of note beyond their appearance.

 

[Excidium II]

What about how big of an insertion they can handle?

 

[Lacrymas]

No offense, but are you female by any chance?

No, I'm also not gay, soooo I don't get your point :p I'm just remarking that creative people usually have... different tastes, or maybe that's just me, lulz.

 

[Aenra]

No need for 'lulz', was not trying to offend; it's really quite simple

Some men need a lot, some not so.. not all need to be able to have deep conversations with their other half, not all are after feminine Einsteins, or superbly cultivated female counterparts in 'x' or 'y' a sector. If you have a good number of friends (the qualitative variety), a job that fulfils you creatively and expressionatively, a certain amount of wisdom perhaps? A good heart and good looks can suffice, thank you very much. The rest you have covered.
So even if she's just like that (and we cannot know now can we), i see nothing bad, derogative or altogether 'strange' about it.

You're always free to fare better of course.

 

[Anthony Davis]

She's holding a picture of Chris, you knobs.

Like teenage Chris I think. Amazing!

 

[Lacrymas]

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Yes, I know that. I was just viewing it from my perspective, that's all. If he's fulfilled/happy, then great and, like you said, we can't know what she's like. Also, there's nothing offensive/bad about being a woman or gay, so that's also not something I take as an insult, I'm only answering your question :p

 

[Excidium II]

Would you date a woman that hates computer role-playing games?

 

[Excidium II]

She's holding a picture of Chris, you knobs.

That confused me without the context and why I asked who was that. My first interpretation was that she was Chris' transgendered twin.

 

[Fairfax]

The questions most, if not all, interviewers ask him are pretty stupid and inconsequential, it reads like random bits of trivia. Also, his gf looks pretty basic, so I don't know what he sees in her, lulz (past her appearance that is).

Yes, mostly due to lazy journalists. They take the usual boring approach they learn from the mainstream media: "let's introduce a bit about yourself so people can get to know you". That takes up half the interview with boring stuff like "how did you get into game design?", "what made you want to design RPGs?" or "what are your favourite RPGs?". I've lost count of how many times these things have been asked, and he's giving automated responses by now.
After a while the only time he gave a fully detailed and interesting response to that was in the NMA developer profile, which is the definitive answer to these questions, if you ask me.

This is an example of a good interview with him:

It's also amusing because the guy is clearly nervous as fuck talking to MCA.

 

[Lhynn]

Man, i thought it was the picture of a tranny that didnt look like tranny with a picture of when he wasnt a tranny. i was going to say someone got the wrong thread or something. Fucking codex.

 

[Irenaeus III]

She looks great, maggots.

 

[Excidium II]

Christina Avellone.

 

[Fairfax]

She looks great, maggots.

Nice google shirt there, freak

 

[Excidium II]

Hey who edited my post?

 

[Stainless Veteran]

She looks great, maggots.

Nice google shirt there, freak

Ire was on Escitalopram or something similar not long ago, it can both dull the reaction time and make a person fall more in line with groupthink. And apparently also misread said groupthink and the context, give poor guy a break.

I was kinda surprised how young she looks though, and also by Chris's glasses on photo.

 

[Excidium II]

Chris likes it fresh.

 

[Irenaeus III]

She looks great, maggots.

Nice google shirt there, freak

Ire was on Escitalopram or something similar not long ago, it can both dull the reaction time and make a person fall more in line with groupthink. And apparently also misread said groupthink and the context, give poor guy a break.

I'm on Escitalopram right now (feel it!!) and I'm a model of falling in line with groupthink. My reaction times have suffered, I'll give you that, just ask JarlFrank about my failed flush.

They look great together, nice you of you on complimenting her looks, SS. As a girl, I know that means a lot.

 

[Stainless Veteran]

She looks great, maggots.

Nice google shirt there, freak

Ire was on Escitalopram or something similar not long ago, it can both dull the reaction time and make a person fall more in line with groupthink. And apparently also misread said groupthink and the context, give poor guy a break.

I'm on Escitalopram right now (feel it!!) and I'm a model of falling in line with groupthink. My reaction times have suffered, I'll give you that, just ask JarlFrank about my failed flush.

They look great together, nice you of you on complimenting her looks, SS. As a girl, I know that means a lot.

Well, it's good if it works for you without signinficant side effects. Would recommend Wellbutrin (Bupropion) though, it doesn't have that annoying quirk with sensitivity loss and following shenanigans. Also doesn't seem to cause weight gain, or at least to lesser extent that SSRIs. Sadly in Russia it's banned, so our goverment probably thinks that we should shut up and treat all disorders with vodka like our fathers and grandfathers did.

As for MCA I know that

and just want him to be happy.

 

[Jasede]

Enjoy getting fat and not being able to cum, though.

Wellbutrin is where it's at. I love that shit.

Also, even though I have to pay a retarded 150 EUR for insurance A MONTH my insurance is still losing money paying for the monthly dose. Take that, suckers.

 

[Infinitron]

 

[Fairfax]

Why am I not surprised that Codexers pop pills like candy?

 

[Irenaeus III]

What? All of this is on topic.

 

[Lacrymas]

Yes, mostly due to lazy journalists. They take the usual boring approach they learn from the mainstream media: "let's introduce a bit about yourself so people can get to know you". That takes up half the interview with boring stuff like "how did you get into game design?", "what made you want to design RPGs?" or "what are your favourite RPGs?". I've lost count of how many times these things have been asked, and he's giving automated responses by now.
After a while the only time he gave a fully detailed and interesting response to that was in the NMA developer profile, which is the definitive answer to these questions, if you ask me.

This is an example of a good interview with him:
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It's also amusing because the guy is clearly nervous as fuck talking to MCA.

Yeah, it's somewhat better, though I don't know if he can even get into any more and finer details in the format of an interview, he'd have to write a book on game design and storytelling. That actually isn't a bad idea, let's make him do it lolol.

 

[Fairfax]

Yes, mostly due to lazy journalists. They take the usual boring approach they learn from the mainstream media: "let's introduce a bit about yourself so people can get to know you". That takes up half the interview with boring stuff like "how did you get into game design?", "what made you want to design RPGs?" or "what are your favourite RPGs?". I've lost count of how many times these things have been asked, and he's giving automated responses by now.
After a while the only time he gave a fully detailed and interesting response to that was in the NMA developer profile, which is the definitive answer to these questions, if you ask me.

This is an example of a good interview with him:
snip
It's also amusing because the guy is clearly nervous as fuck talking to MCA.

Yeah, it's somewhat better, though I don't know if he can even get into any more and finer details in the format of an interview, he'd have to write a book on game design and storytelling. That actually isn't a bad idea, let's make him do it lolol.

That could be great, but even as a fan, I'm not sure this would be the best timing. Ideally speaking, it's something he'd write after creating his own IP and reflecting on it.
There's no guarantee that he'll ever make his own setting and direct a CRPG in it, of course, but it'd be a damn tragedy if he didn't.

 

[sullynathan]

His girlfriend looks much younger than him.