What are your other interests?

[NordHep]

Most people on this community got a sort of interest in modding, in the sense of using and creating.

Many here are very talented mod authors, some may have this has their primary profession and for other this is just an activity they do on the side or to kill some time.

 

I am interested in knowing if this is your primary interest, or do you have other activities that interest you more? Perhaps multiple hobbies and what is your profession?

 

Seeing what type of combinations of interest people got and what brought you to modding and this community?

 

I myself believe I got a weird range of interests, example:

 

I am currently a 2nd year Emergency Medical Service apprentice.

I also recently volunteered for service in the national guard, ''effort'' - force / rapid reaction force (directly translated), infantry reconnaissance, previous service; royal guard.

 

Interests: emergency medical response, military, mountain trips, physical activity, playing games and modding (to the best of my abilities).

 

Playing games like TES and Fallout brought me to this community, it started as a huge thing to play Oblivion and Fallout 3 on the Xbox 360; then I realized that there were more content available for the PC - versions of these games and that eventually led me here. Due to the nexus I kinda converted slowly from console to PC. And quite the amount of time have been dedicated to this over the years.

Edited December 26, 2014 by MikkHep

[TheMastersSon]

Congrats on your EMS work, it's one of the toughest and most noble jobs in the world imo.

To answer your question, I've written only one mod (minor and not public), so it's toward the bottom of my interest list. But I thoroughly enjoy looking at the work of more capable modders. Aside from acoustic guitar playing (badly), the last few years I haven't been able to get enough of wingsuit proximity flying. IMO the sport is in a league of its own in fun factor and bang for the buck, if you already have a skydiving license. Thanks to advances in camera technology even the videos are a lot of fun (see below). Note that both videos have brief and joyous but NSFW comments at the end: :)

 

Edited December 27, 2014 by TheMastersSon

[NordHep]

Congrats on your EMS work, it's one of the toughest and most noble jobs in the world imo.

 

To answer your question, I've written only one mod (minor and not public), so it's toward the bottom of my interest list. But I thoroughly enjoy looking at the work of more capable modders. Aside from acoustic guitar playing (badly), the last few years I haven't been able to get enough of wingsuit proximity flying. IMO the sport is in a league of its own in fun factor and bang for the buck, if you already have a skydiving license. Thanks to advances in camera technology even the videos are a lot of fun (see below). Note that both videos have brief and joyous but NSFW comments at the end: :smile:

 

I don't think I ever would have the courage to perform something like that...

[NordHep]

 

Congrats on your EMS work, it's one of the toughest and most noble jobs in the world imo.

 

To answer your question, I've written only one mod (minor and not public), so it's toward the bottom of my interest list. But I thoroughly enjoy looking at the work of more capable modders. Aside from acoustic guitar playing (badly), the last few years I haven't been able to get enough of wingsuit proximity flying. IMO the sport is in a league of its own in fun factor and bang for the buck, if you already have a skydiving license. Thanks to advances in camera technology even the videos are a lot of fun (see below). Note that both videos have brief and joyous but NSFW comments at the end: :smile:

 

I don't think I ever would have the courage to perform something like that...

 

Very awesome videos, I found some videos from my service in the HMKG. This was 1 year service as a royal guard and someone in the platoon put together a video from different videos that was taken during that year, the video contains footage of my platoon and our field exercises:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8VV7R3uphI

Edited December 30, 2014 by MikkHep