Hola a todos!

[Zeratul2k]

Hello, everyone!

I'm new here (duh!) though I'm not new to roleplaying. I've been playing on and off for years now, so I hope I can get used quickly to how things are done here. I see there are several "levels" of roleplaying strictness, so I'm guessing it won't be too hard.

So what else to say about me? I'm a computer scientist (such a mouthful, but it's true!), addicted to anime, manga, videogames and airsoft. I hope I can get along with you all and have a great time here!

Oh, and my first language is spanish, picked up english in high school.

Any other questions are welcome!

[Squee]

Welcome to the Guild, Zera! :3

Since you're new here, also check out The Guide. It just goes through all of the basics.
If you need any help at all, don't hesitate to PM me or Ask a Comrade, we are the people with the italic usernames.
We are pretty nice around here, so don't be shy.
I hope to see you around!

[Lillian Thorne]

Welcome to the Guild, Zeratul2k! We are delighted to have you join us. I would point you in the direction of this Guide, good for people new to Role Playing or just new here. If you have any questions you can feel free to ask here or let me know, it is my job around here, and the job of anyone with an italicized username to help people find their way around. Happy Role playing!

[Zeratul2k]

Wow, that was fast! Reading the guide now, it's nice to have some reading material again! Can't wait to finally start exercising my imagination yet again!

[EbonyNightmare]

Hi! Welcome to the Guild. Hope to see you around the forums!

[Foster]

Computer... scientist?

You mean like electro-mechanical engineer, solid-state electrician, or IT-services?

No point dumbing it down for us.

[Zeratul2k]

Hey there!

**** WARNING, TECHNICAL LANGUAGE AHEAD! STOP READING IF EASILY BORED BY COMPUTER THINGS! ****

I mean like informatics researcher, finding ways to break into different kinds of wireless networks (worked in wifi, bluetooth and cellular, specifically), developing new routing, auto-configuration and security protocols for Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks, among other things.

[Foster]

Oooooh!

The fun part of being network-admin.

A ROFLCOPTER shall be sent to dispatch your parents shortly.

[Zeratul2k]

I've dabbled in that, yes. Working in academia has more perks, though, one of which is you can (mostly) set your own hours. Pay can be a little sucky sometimes, though, specially when the government thinks your ideas aren't worth a grant.

[Foster]

*Does the "I have money and you don't" dance*