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Roguelikes are my favorite games to play (and develop) and NetHack is quite possibly the best Roguelike that's ever existed, so I thought it was logical to come here. [[User:Crawldragon|Crawldragon]] ([[User_talk:Crawldragon|talk]]|[http://alt.org/nethack/plr.php?player=Crawldragon nao]|[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Crawldragon wiki]) 03:08, 16 October 2014 (UTC)
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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiGnome G] Despite having played NetHack for several years, I'd still consider myself something of a newbie.  I'm in love with the richness and depth of the game as well as its [[Pun|humor]] [[Yet Another Funny Message|value]].  I'm also something of an amateur programmer, so I do occasionally like to [[Source diving|fiddle]] with the [[source code]].  If on my adventures on this wiki you'd like to chat with me, feel free to check in on my [[User_talk:Crawldragon|talk page]]. - [[User:Crawldragon|Crawldragon]] ([[User_talk:Crawldragon|talk]]) 08:33, 28 March 2015 (UTC)
  
Fun fact: I got a NetHackWiki account three years before my Wikipedia account. That probably says a lot about me.
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I have an active [[nethack.alt.org]] user account: {{NAOplayer|Crawldragon}}
  
{{NAOplayer|Crawldragon}}
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You may also find me in [irc://irc.freenode.org/%23nethack #NetHack] as Crawldragon.
  
== Embarrassing NetHack moments ==
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If I seem to you to be pedantic about grammar, it's only because I'm a bit of a bibliophile, which is largely the reason I love NetHack so much :-)
  
My NetHack experience is full of [[Yet Another Stupid Death|YASD]]s and [[lessons learned the hard way]], and I thought it would be funny to catalog some of the more memorable ones.
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I have never ascended...
  
* I once encountered a staircase in a shop and for some reason had a moment where I was going "I wonder where that leads?" This is how I learned that [[mimic]]s can turn into {{white|>}}s.
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==Source Diving Resources==
  
* I had an argument once with a friend over whether or not [[monk]]s can destroy [[boulder]]s by kicking them. I swear I got this to work once. Just to show him, I created a new monk character and started kicking the first boulder I saw. This is how I learned it's possible to die by kicking something...
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* German Martin's (oh so slightly out-of-date but still useful) [http://members.shaw.ca/rob.ellwood/sources.txt Beginner's Guide to NetHack Sources]
 
 
* ...and yes, I have died by kicking walls searching for hidden passages...
 
 
 
* ...but I would say my most embarrassing character death has to be the one where I kicked a [[pony]] corpse trying to move my [[knight]]'s fallen steed away from a staircase so I could find it later. This was before the days when NAO could highlight hidden staircases. I don't know why I thought a level one knight of all things would be able to move something as large as a horse by kicking it, but I didn't want to bother with carrying it and I figured it was worth a shot.
 
 
 
* When I learned that it was a [[bad idea]] to [[genocide]] [[@]], for some reason I took this as a challenge. While playing as a [[dwarf]] with <code>[[Options#showrace|showrace]]</code> turned on, I got a scroll of genocide and decided to see if a player dwarf still counted as {{white|@}}. Apparently it does.
 
 
 
More to come as I think of them.
 

Latest revision as of 08:33, 28 March 2015

G Despite having played NetHack for several years, I'd still consider myself something of a newbie. I'm in love with the richness and depth of the game as well as its humor value. I'm also something of an amateur programmer, so I do occasionally like to fiddle with the source code. If on my adventures on this wiki you'd like to chat with me, feel free to check in on my talk page. - Crawldragon (talk) 08:33, 28 March 2015 (UTC)

I have an active nethack.alt.org user account: Crawldragon on NAO (stats, games, deaths, dumplogs, ttyrecs)

You may also find me in #NetHack as Crawldragon.

If I seem to you to be pedantic about grammar, it's only because I'm a bit of a bibliophile, which is largely the reason I love NetHack so much :-)

I have never ascended...

Source Diving Resources