Greetings from Utah!

Salutations!

So let me start off by saying how much I am looking forward to Neverwinter. I played in the first beta weekend and reported the bugs I saw, gave my feedback and overall just enjoyed my time. Suffice it to say, I'm already preparing for the next weekend. (Getting Time off work, telling my friends I'm going to be AWOL from Thursday night until Sunday, and basically acting as a backwards marketing company, cause you know I'm paying them to let me advertise their game.)

I'm a longtime MMO player. I can still vividly remember when my brother brought home Everquest: The ruins of Kunark. We spent all night installing and downloading. 56kbps anyone? When we first started up and I was able to take my first steps into an online world my young mind took hold and embraced it. I have since played almost every MMO out there, most from beta to those really long evenings where you spend 12 hours straight fighting some crazy creation or another.

I have been enraptured by the video game community and would like to call myself a video game connoisseur. I think I currently own 153 games on my virtual database and something like 73 in my small console collection. I love to devour and discuss the pro's and con's of the games I've got. I always give my own small reviews to friends about games and like to think I'm instrumental in the purchase of several thousand dollars of gaming gold from those around me.

So, now that I've gone on about myself lets move onto why I wanted to do this thread.

I love people. The best part about the gaming community is our fellow gamers! True, sometimes they can be ignorant, uncaring, spasmodic children. I would like to say, on the whole, most of us are fairly decent humans. That being said, I rarely meet up with those who play these games. Granted, I've got my friends and we usually stick together but I always like to find those in my same state that love to play. So, my fellow Utahn's. Nice to meet you.

M'name's Scott.
Lets Play.