The Introduction Thread

[Raukk]

Hey, I'm guy, I'm 22, about to graduate with a bachelors in computer science and have been reading CD for around a year now.

[Jim 028]

Hullo, not sure how long I've been reading but it has been for a fair few chapters. Quite enjoying things.

[citizen7]

Hello World! Been reading (& liking) Crimson Dark for a few months now. If I don't have my head in the clouds, I've got it glued to my notebook/s. The rest of me is in Melbourne, Australia.

[warriorpoet2020]

Hi all. Name's Charles. I live in the southeastern united states. Came here on a friends' recommendation and am liking it so far.

[jae]

Hello, and welcome all!

[charles]

Hi all. Name's Charles. I live in the southeastern united states. Came here on a friends' recommendation and am liking it so far.

Well g'day there Charles *wave*

[Narcissus]

Hello everyone, I'm a 21-year-old female English Major from Malaysia. I first stumbled across CD at the Seraph-Inn forum 3 days ago.

In these three days, I've caught up with every single page of CD.

This was made possible by a potent mix of caffeine and willful ignorance of the fact that I have exams next week that I haven't even begun to study for. That's all for now, just wanted to say hi and that I love CD so far

[Vile]

Welcome aboard, Narcissus! I sympathise, discovering CD can have that effect on people.

But go hit the book now .. .

[NefariousDrO]

That sounds frighteningly similar to my first week after discovering CD. How many of us ended up staying up far too late as we frantically plowed through the archive after first discovering this comic? I'm finding I still go back and re-read the archive and find something new every time.

[Dhraakellian]

As one who, at peak, was checking about 40 webcomics per day (not counting ones that had already ended or been abandoned), I can attest to this phenomenon.

Remember, though, that it's best to pace yourself so that you finish reading the archives about halfway between updates to lessen the jonesing when you're done.