Where did you get your In-Game name from?

[Hethwill, the Red Duke]

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[Capt Jubal Early]

Mine started off in Eve as a homage to the weirdest most ironic man in Sci-fi. See attached video.

Also perfectly worked in this game because of the historical Confederate General who most of you assume I'm named after, but is actually who the firefly character is ironically based on.

[RaimundoJoe]

I live on an island and the postal code for this island is Ax hence AxIslander...boring

[Przemo]

2 hours ago, AxIslander said:

I live on an island and the postal code for this island is Ax hence AxIslander...boring

for some reason i always read your nick just Alexander ;p

[Liq]

used to listen to liquid dnb a lot, still do now and then

theres one channel I enjoyed in particular

 

 

[Farrago]

Mine is an English word that I believe is little known meaning a hodgepodge or miscellany.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/farrago

[Atreides]

In 1983 when I was 11, was hit by by a car, had some brain damage that caused me to lose my sight for several months, during this time time my dad would read a book to me.  When I regained my sight I read Dune for myself, followed by the rest.  Always try to use the same name in games.

Edited March 31, 2018 by Atreides

[William Lothar]

William...

When playing historical games, William is always a very strong English name.(Pirates! Gold, Sid Meier's Pirates, Pirates and Traders)

Lothar...

After Sir Anduin Lothar. I was very heavily interested in the lore behind Warcraft I and Warcraft II. I usually use Lothar as a last name for most characters. Ironically, my World of Warcraft characters are usually undead and I name them after bones (Femur, Clavicle, Sternum, Pelvic Girdle) etc.