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Fifi · 09-08-2006, 08:23 AM

I'm caught by the vivid world that keeps me wanting to know what happens, the rich complicated tapestry of storylines that weave the plots and intrigues. I love the heart stopping, frightening brutality, all the more for the instants of genuine humanity. It is art. I play for the moments when my hands shake, and my heart stops. I play for the moments when my heart breaks and I'm moved to tears. I come back because I'm one of those people who when they read a great book, keep hoping it won't end.

I play Arm.

I started playing because I fell in love with the movie A Boy and His Dog. When I decided to find a new mud, I plugged in rp enforced and post-apocalyptic. My dissapointment that it wasn't post nuclear quickly faded.

If I could change anythiing I'd like to have more people play. I'd like to have 300 people on at 7AM. But not just 300 random people, people who totally get why I love it, and love the same things about it.

09-08-2006, 08:23 AM	#5
Fifi Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 227	I'm caught by the vivid world that keeps me wanting to know what happens, the rich complicated tapestry of storylines that weave the plots and intrigues. I love the heart stopping, frightening brutality, all the more for the instants of genuine humanity. It is art. I play for the moments when my hands shake, and my heart stops. I play for the moments when my heart breaks and I'm moved to tears. I come back because I'm one of those people who when they read a great book, keep hoping it won't end. I play Arm. I started playing because I fell in love with the movie A Boy and His Dog. When I decided to find a new mud, I plugged in rp enforced and post-apocalyptic. My dissapointment that it wasn't post nuclear quickly faded. If I could change anythiing I'd like to have more people play. I'd like to have 300 people on at 7AM. But not just 300 random people, people who totally get why I love it, and love the same things about it.