Foa Interview #5: Lancer

[DanQ]

You've been waiting for it, and you've been asking for it -- and now it's here. The "Faces of Apolyton" series is back! Read on...

"Faces of Apolyton" #5: <A HREF="http://apolyton.net/misc/interviews/foa_5lancer.shtml" TARGET="_new">Lancer Interview</A>
<I>A well-known member of the "Off-Topic" forum community and a hardcore</I> Civilization <I>player.</I>

The sixth "FoA" interview will be posted next Tuesday, March 12th, 2002, when master analyst of <I>CivII</I> strategy and one of the Apolyton forum veterans, Xin-Yu, takes centre stage.

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Dan; Apolyton CS

P.S. All comments in relation to the 'Lancer' interview should be confined to this thread. Any others created will be closed on site by forum moderators/administrators.

[Alexander's Horse]

God that was a boring interview. Lancer did his best but Solver didn't give him anything to work with.

It would have been better if someone that knows Lancer like Sneak had done it.

[Solver]

Horse,

It is really hard for me to know everyone. Especially, he's an off-topicer, don't know these too well.

And I'd be more than happy if anyone contributed questions. Like it's with Ming, tons of questions!

[Alexander's Horse]

Yes, no offence

[Lancer]

AH, I think Solver did a good job. I enjoyed the questions and am very satisfied w/ the way the whole thing went. Perhaps you are letting your animosity towards Solver cloud your judgement.

Anyhoo, thanks Solver...Dan.

[Solver]

I deserve the thanks... though Dan does, too.

[Alexander's Horse]

Originally posted by Lancer

Perhaps you are letting your animosity towards Solver cloud your judgement.

You're behind the times Lancer - Solver and I are friends now

[Solver]

Horsie, if you're a friend send your reply to my temp email at apolytonsolver@hotmail.com .

[Provost Harrison]

BTW, I may be able to find a window in my schedule if you want to interview me. But be warned, book early to avoid disappointment

[Solver]

Provost has been asking for an interview since it all began .

[Chris 62]

Not to much of the man showed in that interview, very little indeed.
Best part was talking about the Civ III warrior I thought.

The Ming interview will be conducted next week, now that the prelim questions have been asked and answered, the real interview will follow.

Solver, take a tip, whomever you interview, start a thread like my Ming one, to get a feel of what people want to know, it helps.

[Solver]

Chris,

Thanks for the tip! BTW, was just going to email you, but I'll say it here: I want the Ming interview by March 16th. I hate to press with time limits, but I have to.

[Dauphin]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
BTW, I may be able to find a window in my schedule if you want to interview me. But be warned, book early to avoid disappointment

Did you write that in your job application letters aswell?

[rah]

Originally posted by Chris 62
Not to much of the man showed in that interview, very little indeed.
Best part was talking about the Civ III warrior I thought.

Agreed, I learned more about that hero than the man (except his love for the game).

[Stefu]

This interview didn't mention me at all. Therefore, it sucked.