I doubt it will ever lead to any "destiny" like the one AReyeP has found, but at least I've made a few friends and talked to many nice folks here. Being able to communicate with others who have similar interests and share my work with them. What is the best part about being involved in the Wolfenstein 3d Community?Ī. So I later joined the forums (much to everyone's chagrin.)
Once I had finished my first Wolf 3d mod, Castle Totenkopf, I contacted Brian Lowe and asked him if he would post it on the Wolf 3d Dome (which he did, thankfully.) At first, I didn't really expect anyone to notice the mod, but it did get a few comments. How did you come to be part of the Wolfenstein 3d Community?Ī. At this point, I had already been hooked on Doom (my other favourite game of all time) but I easily got hooked on Wolf 3d when I played through episode 1 for the first time. My dad introduced me to the shareware episode of Wolf 3d when he found it on a CD with a bunch of games. I didn't get the chance to play Wolf 3d until (I think) 1997, but I had heard of the game a few years before and I first remember seeing it on display at Radioshack. When did you first play Wolfenstein 3d?Ī. I was unaware at the time that the Wall Street Journal is commonly referred to as "the WSJ," but my nickname is completely unrelated to that. When choosing a name to go by in the Wolf 3d community, I decided it would be better to use my initials "WSJ" instead of just my first name "Wolf" because that obviously would have caused a bit of confusion. Where did your nickname come from and why did you choose it?Ī.
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