Damiscus Vydd
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Posted - 2010.07.17 04:24:00 -
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1. Tell me what you would do with the 21 billion isk I have in my wallet and assets.
-Start up a system similar to the Nobel Prizes, with low-risk investing of capital to make it last longer, theoretically forever with continued efforts. Named either after you or a name of your choosing.
-Prizes would be awarded for "Significant accomplishments that utilize new and innovative processes to further the EvE universe. An example would be the guy (or gal) who figured out zone manipulation, or to whoever comes up with a way to get the thousands of people out of Jita and into playing the game.
2. Tell me about the dreams you have for yourself in eve that you are worried will never come true.
-I dream of making a difference, something bigger than myself that will both live on in memory and practice until the end of EvE while concurrently making the gaming experiences of tens of thousands of players more enjoyable/fulfilling.
3. Tell me about the biggest mistake you have made in this universe we call eve. What did you learn if anything?
-I made the mistake of trying to min/max, be perfect, and after a period of beating my head against the wall at the slow slow pace of skilling, I realized that it is meant to be enjoyed, not a job. If it isn't fun, I don't do it. I love exploration, helping people, tackling, making friendships and seeing the sights of EvE now, all because I was able to open my eyes to more than trying to have the 'perfect' character.
4. Give some sage advice for people who will be here long after my plot license is dead and gone and somebody else is using my face.
-Light fades forever, brilliant streams of pink and orange blending seamlessly into space. The galaxy meanders off into the distance, obscuring the future as it disappears into the star-laced blackness ahead. Flying into that surreal sunset you wonder if life is the sum of your memories, knowing that unless you see the unique beauty in every moment, those moments will slip away, lost among the endless roads traveled in life.
You choose to devote a part of your life to this game, and as such you must realize that doing what you truly enjoy, what creates those memorable moments to give fulfillment to the countless hours spent, is the best choice you can make.
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