kingdo#1687: I'm a 33 year old dude that lives in the most hipster towns in America, Portland, Oregon. I'm engaged to my wonderful partner Jenny and we are getting married this summer (first for both of us!) My grandparents (mother's side) were both rocket scientists, and grandma came up with the rocket fuel that sent the first American satellite in to space.

Shameless plug for my grandma and her wikipedia page.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Sherman_Morgan

kingdo#1687: Yes! My main hobbies are hiking/backpacking. Not your normal family 2 mile hike either, mine are usually 14-25+miles and up and down mountains.
I also play drums, practice on average every other day. I am an active online gamer, and a single malt whisky/craft beer enthusiast. And I just recently started getting in to cooking

kingdo#1687: I've been playing games since early NES days. When I got a 486x computer with 4 megs of RAM I started a lot of PC gaming. Played a ton of every blizzard game made by Bill Roper. Spent wayyyyy too much play time on World of Warcraft for like 3 years.

Started at Diablo 1. I had the highest legit-non-dupe character I knew of, which was a 46 sorceror (or was it wizard than?) I also Played Vanilla D2, and the expansion where I actually played that for a living for about 6 months. Back in the early early days of exchanging online items for real money when Ebay was in it's infancy.

kingdo#1687: Twilight Zone Pinball machine, Final Fantasy Tactics, Megaman series, first 3 mario karts, warcraft 2, starcraft, diablo 2/3. My favorite game of all time is this obscure older PC game called Starcontrol 2. Also really loved League of Legends which I quit playing when Reaper of Souls came out.

kingdo#1687: I played witch doctor for a tiny bit when barbs had no place in higher greater rifts. But no, I have 4 barbs right now.

kingdo#1687: Yes, In to the Fray. Small clan of people like myself, I love it. Good smart players that are skilled that are also layed back and are competitive but not hyper competitive.

kingdo#1687: If just D3, was when I was pushing to be like top 25 or so at the time and I got the 3rd best boss possible with a conduit pylon with plenty of time left. I than proceeded to die something like 4 or 5 times to terrible play errors and lost by 2 seconds.

kingdo#1687: For D3, just recently actually I did a greater rift 53 on the first try with my own build I innovated after brainstorming it in my head for hours while hiking up and down a mountain. I was super proud of that cause I had figured everything out by myself without reading any info or guides about it.

But in gaming in general, when I was competitively playing PVP in World of Warcraft in the most competitive battlegroup, we beat the #1 team like 7 games in a row one day. Than also in a different season we beat a very popular #1 team with the jankiest of team setup ever.

Also beating Battletoads, generally considered one of the hardest games of all time, without using any sort of save state.

kingdo#1687: Initially... because they were the only class that had strength on items so they had cheap stuff on the Auction Hall. I quit vanilla d3 like 3x, when RoS came out the changes you guys implemented with adventure mode, rift system, blood shard system, and paragon points really added a ton of depth to end game. I probably wouldn't be playing now if expansion was remotely close to vanilla. That said I like tanky/dps characters in league of legends so I stuck with that play style as barb.

kingdo#1687: I guess long distance damage dealer? I charge from long distances away, and my tornadoes are a projectile.

I like to generate death and destruction via earthquakes and tornadoes. Consider me an elements God.

kingdo#1687: I'm a pretty big fan of Earthquake Cave in. It's an AoE ground damage over time effect, making it pretty much the hardest type of damage to use effectively. Takes a lot of skill to play/use it. Building and playing around a skill that has limitations is much more fun and challenging than having something handed to you on a platter that's easy to use and a no brainer.

kingdo#1687: Wastenado. 6 Wastes with bul kathos weapons and elements ring. Currently trying out the high CDR version of the build where I have 2/3 of physical elements rotation is up during Wrath of the Berserker wich is insane damage.

kingdo#1687: 2 Ancient Bul kathos swords with str/vit/high base dmg so I can reroll that socket to whatever is the build I'm trying for.

kingdo#1687: I like skills that are limited like earthquake cause it shows off player skill when they get them to work.
I'd like to see Might of the Earth 6 do insane single target damage and also somehow benefit allies so barbs have a place in group, and are also able to kill Rift Guardians in a reasonable time. I was thinking something like "enemies take +50% additional damage each second while in the same Earthquake."

kingdo#1687: Please no more trials :( they are so unfun and un rewarding and time consuming. They've been complained about by a large # of people for a long period of time.

And also: Group buffs for sure. You guys give crusaders and Witch doctors and monks insane group buffs and our only good one is Warcry.

kingdo#1687: I can not afford that.
Because I as well can not afford many things I like.

kingdo#1687: Play what's fun to you, not what's best.
I really didn't like the 2.1-2.11 raekors so I played leapquake instead.

kingdo#1687: I'm a pretty big fan of Shadow#11506
Dude is super helpful, makes guides and runs analysis', and is also very polite and reasonable. His contributions are recognized by majority of people and he'd probably give a good interview.

kingdo#1687: How many table spoons of peanut butter can you fit in your mouth and still speak a comprehensible sentence?

kingdo#1687: "Be right, but be polite." When you are a jerk or hostile when it comes to forums (or any conversation in real life) you can be 100% right and still not get your message through if people think you're a jackass. And I pretty much never do spread sheets. I try to play as much as I can and leave the number crunching to other people.