The Dink Network

Hello there!
I guess you came here asking: Who the hell are you?
Well, I'm a Hungarian guy who likes video games from past to present, and has an interest in old computer and console hardware.
I also study history at a university. Mostly interested in Hungarian and Oriental history.
I speak English well, except for grammar. I suck at that. Unsurprisingly, I speak Hungarian at a native level, and also understand a bit of basic German. I also studied Latin for a while, but I barely remember anything about it.
I enjoy platformers, both Eastern and Western RPGs, FPS games, visual novels - and some others from time-to-time like point-n-click adventure games.
I'm also quite introverted and kind of suck at social stuff.
I have a tendency to make sarcastic remarks or terrible puns at some points.
I also like to test stuff, so if you have say, a beta of a D-Mod or a game feel free to send it to me.
I have a tendency to be a cynic and pessimist.
Dink is an old childhood favourite game of mine. I still play D-Mods occasionally. Not that much today because you know... the lack of new releases.
I often tend to be depressed and have mood swings. Good luck for those who know me...
I guess that's all that comes to mind right now.

Private Message

Well, you guys are weird. But I guess everyone in this community is weird.
The DN community was always like that. I'm also weird - well, in different ways, but anyway - the many things you or even nobody knows about me...
I guess it's weirdness might be one of the reasons I joined this community. It's very hard for me to feel being part of any community.
On the topic of confessions, you all know about Tim, right? His COTPATD project was another reason for me to join the forums. Reading these writeups was fun, and what I learned about Tim's personality while reading them, he seemed to be a person I could relate to. He was a very good writer and had a good sense of humour. It's strange that he lived a depressed life - like me. Once a DN member, brassweasel said that over time, he developed an admiration towards Skurn because he liked the content of Skurn's posts. Well, this was kind of the way I viewed Tim. I respected his work and person. It feels very strange to me that he gave up his life, because I thought about suicide many times, sometimes I even tried to... but for some reason I can't understand, I could never bring myself to do it. That's all I can write.

@JustaGhost
Well, I also didn't get it first. But all I'm going to say to you: read the first two posts. Add "sexual" to the two words, and you will get it.