My twitter is my own personal stalking device. Never sent an actual tweet from it.
Sure you do! Just reply whatever you think of when thy tweet. You'd be surprised what they respond to. I sent DG a picture of goosebumps and he replied to it.
Honestly, no, I'm the most boring person! If you met me you would be surprised at how boring I am. Seriously.
Lol, I got woken up at 6:30am from constant notifications, think I'm gonna go back to sleep!
Yikes, go to sleep!
Sure you do! Just reply whatever you think of when thy tweet. You'd be surprised what they respond to. I sent DG a picture of goosebumps and he replied to it.
DG responded to the first tweet I ever made. It was about the possibility of mabari hound being in game after it was revealed that there wouldn't be minor DLC additions. All it was was a compliment for sticking to hypotheticals, but still, you never know what they are going to respond to.
What I like to do is send it off, and completely forget about it unless they respond. THEN FREAK OUT.
I guess another reason is that I don't really have anything to say.
I could tweet about my cat's atomic farts right now, but I don't see the point. 
DG responded to the first tweet I ever made. It was about the possibility of mabari hound being in game after it was revealed that there wouldn't be minor DLC additions. All it was was a compliment for sticking to hypotheticals, but still, you never know what they are going to respond to.
What I like to do is send it off, and completely forget about it unless they respond. THEN FREAK OUT.
Yeah that's why happened to me when I had tweeted Greg and he replied to it. I hadn't thought he'd see it! Or that me tweeting him about his other work was all that unusual. I thought it had to be the least remarkable thing I could have said.
I know this is going to sound really weird/bad.... But I'm getting less excited every time I get a response now... I should probably go slap myself a few times to improve my appreciation.
Just proof that "If you cast a wide enough net, you're bound to catch something" -Isabella, DA2
Hey guys
Danny! You're alive 
How've ya been guy?
I guess another reason is that I don't really have anything to say.
I could tweet about my cat's atomic farts right now, but I don't see the point.
I know this is going to sound really weird/bad.... But I'm getting less excited every time I get a response now... I should probably go slap myself a few times to improve my appreciation.
I find it's easier to actually find something clever to say once the shine wears off. First time David Draiman replied to me I was nearly beside myself. Now I just go "Hey I have a question." And if he feels inclined he replies back and I'm just like "k, thanks." Haha!
I remember when I first tweeted any dev it was DG and he kind of dismissed me, I honestly don't remember what was said, but it was enough to make me a little wary of talking to devs in general. I've not been the best person to talk to though admittedly (which isn't an exaggeration I've actually been a total ass to devs though I hope in no way hurtful and just maybe came on too strong), but the devs (including DG despite my reticence) are really welcoming people and I think if you have a question and you sort of tone down your excitement about just talking to a dev than you'll be fine on twitter.
As for actually meeting one though....I'll leave that to Lola since I would flip my skillet in joy. I'm a hugger irl.
I know this is going to sound really weird/bad.... But I'm getting less excited every time I get a response now... I should probably go slap myself a few times to improve my appreciation.
Just proof that "If you cast a wide enough net, you're bound to catch something" -Isabella, DA2
Lol maybe you can tweet him one of my questions one day xD
I think you get past the initial starstruck feeling and begin to realize that they're just people who happen to make video games/music/movies you like.
I'll be the first to admit that Ser Gaider does intimidate me a bit, regardless. 
I also found the bio part weirdly hard to do. So as of tonight, I just described myself how my residents have described me. 
I think you get past the initial starstruck feeling and begin to realize that they're just people who happen to make video games/music/movies you like.
I, personally, just don't like talking to people via social media.....especially people I do not know in person.
Nawwww! You're just getting used to it.
Ok, good, I'm not the only one lol! 
Poor Adeala tho, girl tried so hard b4 getting a GE favorite or response. It was painfully funny there for a little bit.
Lol maybe you can tweet him one of my questions one day xD
Any questions you guys want tweeted just let me know (PM is a good way to catch my attention) and I'll let him know ppl were curious.
I've been fine, school and work is keeping me too busy to really do anything I had to pry myself away from both just to have a nice day to myself the other week which is why I haven't been posting much even though I can now lol.
I'm thoroughly excited about Cullen though and even though it's looking less likely that he'll be a companion I'm becoming more optimistic about his arc just because I know it won't just be romance. I'm hoping it'll be as invigorating as my platonic relationship with Traynor in ME3 or with Steve
I think you get past the initial starstruck feeling and begin to realize that they're just people who happen to make video games/music/movies you like.
I'll be the first to admit that Ser Gaider does intimidate me a bit, regardless.
I don't think I have ever send tweet or ask to anyone important... I just feel like I'd be bothering them. Maybe I somehow see them as distant celebtrities (I guess I see game makers as celebrs too or at least see them with similar awe) so I don't try to ask things to them.
I think you get past the initial starstruck feeling and begin to realize that they're just people who happen to make video games/music/movies you like.
I'll be the first to admit that Ser Gaider does intimidate me a bit, regardless.
He's a lead writer, and so he probably gets the most fan inquiries. I think he just acts that way for fun, and in actuality I've heard he's a really nice person. I mean, if you got thousands of fan tweets a day, I'm sure you'd try not to ask for more of them. And we don't know a lot fo procedures that go on at bioware, because we don't work there. SO he often clarifies things for us.
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