Age of Wesnoth Players

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How old are you?

12-15
130
18%
16-19
160
22%
20-23
135
18%
24-27
121
17%
28-31
73
10%
32-35
41
6%
36-39
36
5%
40+
34
5%
 
Total votes: 730

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Re: Age Poll

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Alpha wrote:Well, seeing as I'm only 13, I guess I'm classified as one of the youngest users. I've played RPGs for since I was like 8 though. Stuff like Avernum and Nethergate. I've always loved those games! Wesnoth is definitely up there in my list of "Awesome RPG Games". :D
I'm a big fan of Spiderweb Software RPGs myself! :P
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Re: Age Poll

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Gafgarion wrote:
Alpha wrote:Well, seeing as I'm only 13, I guess I'm classified as one of the youngest users. I've played RPGs for since I was like 8 though. Stuff like Avernum and Nethergate. I've always loved those games! Wesnoth is definitely up there in my list of "Awesome RPG Games". :D
I'm a big fan of Spiderweb Software RPGs myself! :P
I've always loved Spiderweb Software games! :D Strage how at my age nobody knows about Spiderweb Software whereas everybody here knows about them. Mabye I'm playing games a bit above my age! :D Lol
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Post by Kamahawk »

15, which is no real suprise knowing Turin is 13.

It is very cool to know that so many people of different nationalitys and diferent ages can not only enjoy a game, but also contribute to it so effectivly.
My contributions to the Wesnoth Project over time are inversly proportional to the number of registered forum users!
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Post by Jetrel »

heh. Turin is 13.

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:roll:
I'm guessing, that Elvish Pillager, is about five.
Female.
And from Bankok, Thailand.

Oh yeah, and he has six fingers on his left hands[sic].
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Post by Elvish_Pillager »

Jetryl wrote: I'm guessing, that Elvish Pillager, is about five.
Female.
....
Oh yeah, and he has six fingers on his left hands[sic].
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Jetryl wrote:I was a crackin' good marathon mapmaker, though, back in the day. I even made a videogame in hypercard back when I was in Junior high. It was [censored], but it DID WORK.
Me too :wink:
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Jetryl wrote:I even made a videogame in hypercard back when I was in Junior high. It was [censored], but it DID WORK.
I made some hypercard game games back when I was in sixth grade or so. As I recall the language was not very hard to pick up at all. I gusse is wasn't very hard to get everything to work the way I wanted probebly beacuase I had a fairly limited imagination back then.
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Post by Integral »

Gafgarion wrote:
Jetryl wrote:I was a crackin' good marathon mapmaker, though, back in the day. I even made a videogame in hypercard back when I was in Junior high. It was [censored], but it DID WORK.
Me too :wink:
I did Hearts. That was some dreadful code...but it worked!! :-)

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Post by ott »

Just resurrecting this old thread, seems a worthwhile poll: and it has lots of votes from days gone by already.
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Post by Disto »

13 here. I am immature unlike all the other teenagers.
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Post by rogue »

I'm new here, so nobody knows me, but I am 27.

Started playing strategy games like Risk, Stratego, and Chess with my dad as soon as I could reach the tabletop.

Started computer programming in BASIC around 3rd grade.

Played a lot of NES, SNES, and Genesis RPG and Strategy games in the late 80s and early 90s. King's Bounty, Final Fantasy, and the biggest time drain ever invented - Ultima: Exodus.

Got into Strategy and RPGs on computer in late 90's when I discovered Spiderweb Software and Heroes of Might and Magic II & III.

Hoping to find some way to get involved with Wesnoth development.
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Post by Temuchin Khan »

I am 27. And you know, my little brothers and I made some simple Hypercard games back in the day. None of them were sophisticated AT ALL, but we did the best we could with our limited knowledge. And at least the games we spent the most time on worked. All mine worked, anyway. My brothers didn't do enough playtesting. My favorite, which my brothers and I worked on together, was one where you played a mercenary who is hired to kill one king, succeeds, and then is hired by that king's successor to go back and kill the king who originally hired him!
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Post by Burnsaber »

I`m 16 and trying to act as mature ass i can. Hopefully i`m dooing at least half as good Turin.
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Post by DoT »

i'm 15.. ya.. okay .. half-way to thirty i guess.. 6 more years till i can drink.. legally.. 3 till i can get out of town..
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Post by Disto »

rogue wrote:I'm new here, so nobody knows me, but I am 27.

Started playing strategy games like Risk, Stratego, and Chess with my dad as soon as I could reach the tabletop.

Started computer programming in BASIC around 3rd grade.

Played a lot of NES, SNES, and Genesis RPG and Strategy games in the late 80s and early 90s. King's Bounty, Final Fantasy, and the biggest time drain ever invented - Ultima: Exodus.

Got into Strategy and RPGs on computer in late 90's when I discovered Spiderweb Software and Heroes of Might and Magic II & III.

Hoping to find some way to get involved with Wesnoth development.
I started basic when i was 5 with my brothers but now i've forgotten it all.
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Creator of the Marauders
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