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Hall of Fame Interview with Commche (Dragon's Bane) at NWVault

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Feb 4, 2006.

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    NWVault has interviewed Commche for the hall of fame module Dragon's Bane. In the past, he also created another hall of fame module, the Arena of Champions. Here's a snip:

    1. Could you please introduce yourself including your history of D&D?
    Sure! My name is Chris. I am a teacher, soon heading to Tokyo to teach at an English Academy. I have a strong IT background, including having worked as a consultant and taught IT at a post-tertiary college in Queensland Australia. Most of that was back-end networking and various areas of technical support. I have been programming on and off since my first experience with Basic on the old BBC machines. I enjoyed making a few games for the commodore 64, but other than that, an intro to Pascal course I did way back in the 80s was the only other programming I did. NWN script is by far the most powerful programming language I have used. I could see myself getting into C++ or other powerful object based languages like that. I have always gotten a thrill from bringing ideas to life on the screen via computer programming.
    As far as D&D goes, my only experience with it was playing with a bunch of friends in lower high school. That lasted about a year, so I only really scratched the surface of the game, but since then I have been fascinated with PnP games - Trolls & Ogres, Shadowrun, Urban Combat - to name a few. I have always loved sci-fi, particularly medieval and space themes.

    Read the rest at NWVault.
     
    chevalier, Feb 4, 2006
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