by Spleen » Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:29 pm
(OOC: Hey, guys. I wanted to apologize for the bout of RP suck I just finished up. Every time I think I'm gonna be about to post - after the two weeks in which I was home, I mean, in which doing so was actually a terribly stupid idea - something comes up. I'm back now, and I'm gonna make a concerted effort to REMAIN back.)
Darren didn't actually think Deathwish: Return was more fun than being a Wunderkind, or more interesting than what was going on with the others - he'd heard about them being able to do magic at some point after the day everyone else had seen Thirteen, the day he had decided to devote as much of the unexpected vacation as possible to Deathwish, and was pretty psyched about learning to do it himself - but the important part of it was that Deathwish had scores and a leaderboard, and being a Wunderkind didn't. It was that easy, in Darren's mind: He was, by this point, pretty sure that no one was going to make him the formal leader of the Wunderkind - and, more importantly, no one else was looking likely to get that title before him - so competition had to be found elsewhere. Enter the summer's new blockbuster game release, and its range of multiplayer modes. Darren had been told under no uncertain terms that he wasn't to draw attention to himself (he had a penchant for reacting at computer program speeds now that he was a computer program) by playing on any public servers, so now that he had proven every stacked-deck, we-just-put-this-mode-in-to-provide-a-hypothetical-upper-limit single player mode transparent to his Database-heightened gaming skills, he was ready to completely dominate the other Wunderkind. That's why he left his room for the first time in days to go find the others.
Then someone mentioned unlocking weapons over the link. That got him running.
I'm on my way! What's goin' on?
(OOC: I have no idea if the Divide By Zero thing applies to me, either. I don't think I ever even GOT a sheet for Darren as a Wunderkind.)