Heeey, you're right Dustman, congratulations. Guess this one was a little too easy.

Found another picture of Mizuki - Note that in THIS world, she does have raven-black hair. The reason she didn't have that in Seed the Game was for the same reason as Arash started out with a purple beard (yarrr) - The brightness on my old monitor was so bad, it looked black

Also updated her description.

It's the Ferrari logo!!

Ok, for the sake of guessing.. A Rorschach drawing, uncharacteristically painted yellow?

I'd guess some kind of flower, but uhrr..

A cool plasma effect?

Writhing worms?

Fur?

Nuala gets the credit for this link.. It's awesome! The more you read, the better it gets

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=310683

How is this complicated? Everyone but possibly Norah can play monday. Can't see the stress there?

I guess saturday is out of the question? Though that would suit me fine, tomorrow that is.

Monday is ok, from 17.00 and onwards.

Tue-fri is impossible for me, all booked.

Aww.. How about some of the other days around there?

*looks at Ahnion with a raised eyebrow*

You're pretty quick to ascribe views to me

You're largely correct of course, except that in any setting, making it work is the most important. That's really a pretty simple truism, so I can't be opposed to that. It comes before everything else.

But.. Yes, if I meet a dwarf, or an elf, in LotRO, I expect a dwarven/elven greeting, and some understanding of the lore, or I will feel elitistically smug and offended at the same time ;D

Which is the same in any setting - it breaks my immersion when people have not made a little effort in knowing the lore/their person/etc. It's not even hard. Fling off a few standard greetings, learn as you go, read 2 pages of Wiki LotR dwarven lore, and there you have it. Same goes for any other setting.

I'm sure that's what people did in that Holotrek event.. Except that they might already all have been ST experts, hehe.