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I just turned 21 today. Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum (and QfG!)

Yar! ^Necromancer Pirate!

What would really boggle the mind is that I was in one age category when this was first posted (and I may have voted then), but now I'm one category higher. Talk about skewed results.

21, 22 in a few weeks.

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I was going to click 20-24, but then I realized I'm actually 25. I am still 21 at heart, though .

oxygen1234 wrote:I was going to click 20-24, but then I realized I'm actually 25. I am still 21 at heart, though .

Yeah, that's what's confusing about this poll. I'm physically much older than I am mentally... so after all these years, I *still* don't know how to answer. Perhaps I should just take an average of the two and answer that way. Yeah, that's it, yeah, that's the ticket!

well I'm turning 19 next week but when I first clicked on this poll I was turning 16. A lot of the times I wish you could change your vote on these polls.

Schloss Ritter wrote: What would really boggle the mind is that I was in one age category when this was first posted (and I may have voted then), but now I'm one category higher. Talk about skewed results.

Agree. I was in the second last group at that time... now I'm in the last. And considering that there's a number of people here who reached 30 in the last year, I suspect the last group will be significantly bigger than it currently shows.

Someone, please create a poll the moment QfG2 is released and ask for the age-group on that momentous day.

I also find it funny how the categories are skewed towards the younger end, with three groups from 10-19, two groups from 20-29, and only one group of us "old" people over 30.

Considering there are (now?) ten options available, any new poll would be better broken down to:

• Under 15
• 15-19
• 20-24
• 25-29
• 30-34
• 35-39
• 40-44
• 45-49
• 50+

Quite amazing how many of the voters who wasn't even born when the first game in the series came around. Shows the quality and longevity of the series:)

But how did you teenagers get introdused to the games?

My older sisters and dad used to play them. I'd be sat there in my diapers on one of their laps, my hand on the mouse, and their's ontop of that playing :P.

My father had a King's Quest Collection and Quest for Glory V. I never really played them when I was younger, but I accidentally stumbled onto Quest for Glory I-IV, and I was surprised. From there, I kinda got addicted to the genre.

I'm 20
My uncle started playing Wages of War at my house back in 1993 I believe; and he'd read out all the dialogue to me and my brother. He later did this with the first two games in the series