Hello people. So, apparently this page is mine. There are many like it but this one is... Ah to hell with that easy reference. Anyway, here is some stuff about me.
I'm french, 19, and I'm studying to become an engineer, and as could be expected of someone who chose that subject, I'm passionate about mathematics and physics. I live in the South-west of France, near the border France shares with Spain.
I also like to play chess in my spare time, and I've played in some tournaments. I'm not very good but I've always liked playing, even if that often meant losing to more skillfull players. My other hobbies include drawing, origami, surfing, coding, and writing poetry. I'm not outstanding in any of those things, it's just activities that I like more than the rest.
And of course, I enjoy reading, watching anime, playing videogames, and roleplaying, and that is why after a long while spent lurking, reading page upon page of information about tropes, characters, settings and all the rest, I've finally decided to sign up here. I first came here because I saw the xkcd comic about T Vtropes, and it made me wonder about what T Vtropes was, so after a quick search on Google, I visited the site for the first time, and went on a Wiki Walk that lasted for about all the afternoon, and then I'd come whenever I'd feel a bit bored.
As for my personnality, I'm quite cynical, from time to time I like to spend some time alone thinking about a wide variety of ideas and events. I often appear as being proud of myself, although I have crippling self-esteem issues due to the fact that I was bullied during many years. In fact, at moments where I appear to be overly confident in myself, I'm trying to convince myself more than anyone else. But let's not let this devolve into Wangst. After all, lately I think I've gotten better on that. Finally, one of my defining traits is that I always try to use reason, and that I will often remind other people to think before they act, even when I think that they won't really appreciate the remark. I've never really understood how a human being could enjoy the pain and suffering of another human being. Well, I understand how it works, but I never really felt that way, rather, it pained me to see someone else suffering, even people I hated... So maybe it would be more precise to say that it's something I can't empathize with. Oh well, anyway, here you go.
I hope this wasn't too long. Anyway, that's about all I have to say about myself.
- Book Worm: Most of the time I spend away from my computer is time I spend reading.
- The Quiet One : Well, except when I'm with people I've known for some time.
- Mad Mathematician: I love mathematics, and I can pretend to be mad quite well, apparently, so I like to make it seem that I'm that, from time to time.
- Ditzy Genius: Not too sure for the Genius part, I'd rather say that it's something that I want/aim to be. But for the Ditz part, I'm quite sure that it applies pretty well, as I can be quite clumsy, and I've never really been good at that whole "socializing" thing
- Inferiority Superiority Complex: I often involuntarily come off as very proud of myself, but I have a really low self-esteem. It's something I'm currently trying to get rid off. If you think I seem to be too full of myself, I'd like you to send me a polite remark about it, so that I may stop (and apologize, if I happen to offend anyone)
- A Certain Magical Index
- Code Geass: Because Narm. I've laughed more at that anime than I did at some others that were intended to be comic, although, to be honest, I also enjoyed it for what it was really trying to do
- AKIRA: I found it to be genuinely awesome.
- Gurren Lagann: Do I really have to explain this one?
- Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood: I've never watched the original anime, although I plan to do that after I'll have finished watching some other animes.
- CLANNAD: I've never came as close to crying when watching an anime than when I watched this one.
- 5 Centimeters per Second: A good Tear Jerker too
- Ergo Proxy: Finished it and it was great.
- Death Note: One of the first animes that I watched.
- Panty And Stocking With Garter Belt
- Mushishi
- Dead Man Wonderland
- The World God Only Knows
- Baka And Test: When I feel like watching some cheesy comedy
- Dark Souls: I enjoyed the challenge it proposed and its deep lore, which was presented in a way that I had never seen before.
- Dark Souls 2: For the same reasons that led me to like the first
- Fable: I only liked the first one.
- Civilization IV: I spent countless hours playing this one with friends
- Civilization V: I liked this one too, although it left me with the impression that, in some ways, the game had been dumbed down, compared to the previous one
- Bastion: I enjoyed the atmosphere the game managed to create.
- Transistor: I enjoyed the gameplay more than in Bastion, but I found the atmosphere to be a bit less interesting.
- Child Of Light: Although the poetry in the dialogues felt a bit cheesy sometimes, overall, I found it to be pretty good.
- Dawn Of War: One of my prefered RTS games, along with Satrcraft
- Star Craft: See above
- Heroes Of Might And Magic V
- VVVVVV
- I Wanna Be The Guy
- Blood Bowl
- Stronghold
- Dungeon Siege
- Endless Space
- FEZ
- Braid
- The World Ends With You
- Persona 3: Finished in Maniac, after countless hours of frustration. I like a challenge, but I would not do that again. Never.
- Persona 4
- Devil Survivor: Awesome, although frustrating at times... Hell, I think that applies to all Shin Megami Tensei games and spinoffs
- Shin Megami Tensei Strange Journey: See above
- Faster Than Light
- Rogue Legacy: It became clear to me that I probably played this one a bit too much after I reached NG+10, but then I proceeded to play it until NG+20 anyway, just because I wanted 100% of the equipment and runes
- Guacamelee
- Gunpoint
- Half Minute Hero
- Hotline Miami
- Knights Of Pen And Paper
- Legend Of Grimrock
- Magicka: Parody at its finest
- Minecraft: I only started playing this one years after it became popular, but I've been playing it once in a while ever since.
- Warcraft 3
- The Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion: Mods. Mods everywhere
- Orcs Must Die
- Path Of Exile: A very good hack'n slash, with an interesting take on most ofthe systems commonly found in the genre
- Shovel Knight: Yay, retro-gaming! I was too young to play games when the SNES was still one of the main consoles, but I like retro-gaming nonetheless because I discovered many great games thanks to emulators
- The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim: More mods
- Super Meat Boy: Pure platforming joy.
- The Binding Of Isaac
- The Banner Saga: An interesting story and a good gameplay. That's all I needed to like this game
- The Swapper: Platforming and puzzle solving FTW
- Unepic: A good pardoy of both video-games and roleplaying
- Valdis Story Abyssal City: A good Metroidvania
- Cthulhu Saves The World: An awesome parody
- Paper Sorcerer: Old-school RPG is still cool, and this game shows it perfectly
- Dangan Ronpa: A very interesting game
- Valkyrie Profile Covenant Of The Plume: The first Nintendo Hard game I really finished. Ah, the memories!
- Final Fantasy Tactics A 2: I discovered T-RPG with this one, and it then became my prefered genre
- Final Fantasy Dissidia
- Final Fantasy: Emulators allowed me to discover most final fantasy games, and I loved this series
- Final Fantasy II: Wanna try and guess where it stops?
- Final Fantasy III
- Final Fantasy IV
- Final Fantasy V
- Final Fantasy VI
- Final Fantasy VII: It only stops at this one because I haven't played the others yet. Well, except Final Fantasy XIII: I've played it, but I didn't like it.
- Dragon Quest: Here we go again. This time, here is a hint: I've played them all.
- Dragon Quest II
- Dragon Quest III
- Dragon Quest IV
- Dragon Quest V
- Dragon Quest VI
- Dragon Quest VII
- Dragon Quest VIII
- Dragon Quest IX
- Dragon Quest Monster Joker
- Dragon Quest Monster Joker 2
- Bravely Default
- Sword Of Mana
- Children Of Mana
- Disgaea
- Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn
- Fire Emblem
- Risk Of Rain: I love good roguelikes, and this one is no exception.
- Portal: Innovative and awesome
- Portal 2: Still awesome
- Half Life
- Half Life 2
- Tower Fall
