AZNCHIPMUNK'S PROFILE

Don't. Just don't.

My story is fairly similar to Blind's.

Ralph Nader is better than those two.

go ralph nader go

b-but what about ghost in a bottle

Originally I got into video games through my NES. I had some great games such as SMB3 and StarTropics. Eventually, this led to an N64. My friends and I would play a good amount of video games and eventually, in 4th grade, due to a PC game called Monkey Island, I found a really good Monkey Island fangame, made with The Games Factory. I loved the Monkey Island series and wanted to make a game by myself. The year was 2002. At first, I experimented with Multimedia Fusion, but then moved onto The Games Factory (since that was what the game had been made him. They're made by the same company or whatever.)
I never got too far with The Games Factory but I did a lot of graphical editing and stuff (4th grade!) I also began to play around with Macromedia Flash and Dreamweaver. I gotten Dreamweaver while learning HTML.

Near the middle of 4th grade, still 2002, I found RPGMaker 2000. I played around with it but never actually tried to do much with it until mid-2003 or so. Eventually, that lead to me playing many games such as ABL and Manabat. (Both of which I "discovered" at SkyTowerGaming.) After STG, I registered at GW sometimes in 2005 until the name "Treetrunk." (Where this comes from is a long story I will not tell.) I never posted at all, but I looked around at tutorials and more or less became fluent with RPGMaker 2000/3 commands.

At GW, I found The Way. I loved The Way (and still do. I like every Episode, unlike some other people.) I joined the Crestfallen Studios forums under the name "AznChipmunk" for some avid discussion about The Way itself, among other topics involving real life and gaming. (That day was October 3, 2005. I remember that because it was the day after my birthday.)

Eventually I changed my account name at GW to AznChipmunk and starting posting. Around this time I starting playing an MMORPG that was posting on GW, called Whispers in Akarra. I got kinda addicted and ended up as an admin. (Offtopic.) But, that game led me to using MSN and IRC. (In addition to AIM, which I had used before.)

Due to GW I played Backstage, which led me to play Iron Gaia. I loved Iron Gaia's plot, so during the GW->GL exodus, I joined GL. GL was the most productive I have ever been. I created releases for the demo days (which I think were better than the ones here), talked with and met cool members such as Malad and Veiraza. (The three of us started NSN, which you may or may not know about.) Around when I joined GL, I also joined LCG, TikiGames, LG, EG, OGS, IGP (which came later; I joined after an invite from Eddie), and various other sites.

After the great failure of a merger of GL, LCG, and OGS into TownshipGames, I started becoming more active at GW and IGP. TSG disbanded into various smaller sites, including a "new" Ghostlight, which I hated (so I left.)
At GW where I was now fairly active, I used IRC to chat in places such as #gamedesign, #werewolf, and #gamingw. #gamedesign morphed into #G&D (the troll haven.) When RMN was created, I joined it. (June 2007.)

Around Winter of 2007, I more or less disappeared from the community. Eventually, the RPGMaker2003 Breach Contest by Carius and a tutorial/template rush for his site drew me back to the community. (Also from talking to like Veiraza and BlindMind. Malad had disappeared off the face of the earth after the TSG disaster.)

Veiraza now called himself YDS and was actually a girl, which blew my mind. Anyways, I started chatting in #guiltforge and posting actively around here due to YDS. Which leads up to about now, although my GW activity has declined. (#guiltforge is gone too some scandal too.)

So, that's about it! I may have left out a part or two but whatever!