Where are you in meatspace?

[Keovar]

Asheville, NC

I'd like to move to Pacific northwest, though.

[George Velez]

San Juan, PR

[Mirage Wolf]

Taichung, Taiwan.

[Morain]

Egersund, Norway.

[JonGarrett]

Derby, England.

[DJEternalDarkness]

Downtown Seattle, WA

[Slaunyeh]

Copenhagen, DK

[Zanathos]

Valandur wrote:

A nondescript swamp in Louisiana

I'm originally from Metairie. Moved to Portland after Katrina.

I miss fried shrimp po-boys and crawfish boils.

[Aeioun Plainsweed]

Lahti, Finland

Edit: You southerners :)

[Comrade_Bear]

Brisbane, Australia

[Taliesin Hoyle]

Mirage Wolf wrote:

Taichung, Taiwan.

+1

[Icyshadow]

Helsinki, Finland.

[Arbalester]

California, USA.

[Deianira]

Sunny Florida.

[Jazzlvraz]

21 out of 64 from outside the US, 22 if you count Puerto Rico. Granted it's self-select reporting, but it's still an impressive international contingent.

[Zosex]

Lincoln, NE

Looks like I'm the only one from Nebraska the land of all of the corn...
Planning on moving to Phoenix AR in the next year or so.

[Bekan Ironwolf]

Bothell, WA ..Near Seattle, the city and its surroundings which host more game studios then any other!

[KarlBob]

Zosex wrote:

Planning on moving to Phoenix AR in the next year or so.

Looks like I'll be moving from Phoenix to San Antonio, TX, somewhere in that time frame.

Re: Po-boys and crawfish boils - I grew up visiting my grandparents in coastal Mississippi (Ocean Springs). I miss those things, too.

[Will Cooper]

Auckland New Zealand

[Vaziir Jivaan]

Cape Cod (Dennis), MA

-Vaz

[Uthreth Baelcoressitas]

I'm in Baltimore, MD. I see lots of people here are from DC, maybe we should get some sort of local meetup going. PFS, board games, or just chilling in a bar, whatever. :)

[Threeshades]

Garbsen in the region of Hannover, Germany

[Dario]

Uthreth Baelcoressitas wrote:

I'm in Baltimore, MD. I see lots of people here are from DC, maybe we should get some sort of local meetup going. PFS, board games, or just chilling in a bar, whatever. :)

I'm game. I recently acquired some board games I've been wanting to try.

[Misere]

Pineville, Louisiana

[lastblacknight]

Sydney, Australia (Land of Drop Bears and Sharks)

[Akanaaz]

Federal Way, WA (All of us Seattle folks should get some drinks and play some games at the AFK Tavern some time xD)

[Mirkk]

@Akanaaz

Akanaaz wrote:

Federal Way, WA (All of us Seattle folks should get some drinks and play some games at the AFK Tavern some time xD)

Sounds like a good plan. We'll have to try to organize that at some point.

[randomwalker]

Jazzlvraz wrote:

21 out of 64 from outside the US, 22 if you count Puerto Rico. Granted it's self-select reporting, but it's still an impressive international contingent.

Interstingly, my view was the exact opposite: I can't understand why US is so overrepresented.

this article suggests that the percentage of online gamers in the population is maybe 1/3 in EU of what it is in US. On top of this there are language barriers, differences in internet culture and "critical mass" effects (ie perceived US-centricism makes non-US members more likely to leave and US members more likely to stay).

meh.. so you seem to be right. 2:1 ratio isn't unexpectedly skewed. /sigh
C'mon world - discover PFO already!

[Rufus UK]

Redhill, UK

[Kryzbyn]

Omaha, NE

[KarlBob]

I think the world in general, inside and outside the US, will discover PFO sometime between the first day of EE and the first day of OE. Until then, we'll continue to be a pretty specialized community.

[Mirkk]

KarlBob wrote:

I think the world in general, inside and outside the US, will discover PFO sometime between the first day of EE and the first day of OE. Until then, we'll continue to be a pretty specialized community.

I think we'll remain an extremely specialized community even after a wide spread knowledge about the title is distributed. But at the same time I think that makes this a fairly spectacular community.

[Drake Brimstone]

Seattle, Wa

[avari3]

George Velez wrote:

San Juan, PR

x2. I probably know you George, the gaming crowd ain't too big here.

[DarkOne the Drow]

Kryzbyn is from a neutral evil settlement called Omaha.

[cartomancer]

/Bump

[Korvak]

Topeka, KS, here....I can hear the cricket's chirping...feel's so lonely in KS, hehehe.

[pbem123]

SE Texas, as close to Louisiana as you can get without actually being in a parish instead of a county,

If you like somewhere near or between Beaumont and Lake Charles, give a shout!

[Fiendish]

Raleigh, NC

[George Velez]

avari3 wrote:

George Velez wrote:

San Juan, PR

x2. I probably know you George, the gaming crowd ain't too big here.

If you have been to any of the local Geeknicks within the last year or two you probably have meet me, my GF, my mom and my brother. :)

[cartomancer]

Check out the PFO Team Speak Server thread. Hopefully we can get some more international conversations going.

[Cimson Elite: Royal]

Southaven, MS (just over the state line from Memphis, TN). This is depressing, I think I'm the only one from this area.

[Virgil Firecask]

Middle Tennessee

[Hobs the Short]

Howell, Michigan. Nothing worth visiting.

[GRU]

Amager, København - Danmark

[Ethelif]

Tulsa, OK

[Aizom the Tiefling II]

Oklahoma City. State an country are then a given. Thought I'd be the first from the state 'til the end.

[Wurner]

<-- unofficial spokesperson for all Swedish gamers until someone knocks me over the head and steals the title

[Nihimon]

Wurner wrote:

<-- unofficial spokesperson for all Swedish gamers until someone knocks me over the head and steals the title

Living up to that Viking heritage, eh? I like it :)

[Mirrel the Marvelous]

North Yorkshire, UK. Soon to be Oxfordshire, also UK.