What brought you here?

[Lionsfan]

Zero Punctuation. Don't remember what one was my first, but I watched it and checked out a couple more episodes. Then I lurked around, watching Escape to the Movies and UnSkippable before making an account

 

[LCanFlyy]

Is there room on the Zero Punctuation Bandwagon for one more, Yahtzee-obsessed soul?
My boyfriend showed me a video..
I laughed my ass off.
I watched every video up to date. And revisit whenever I get bored. LOVE it. Guy is a genius and could probably get me to sell my first born.. as sad as that is.

 

[zingobingo4]

The first reply to this post was the most accurate it seems. The Escapist made a smart move in snatching up Yahtzee right quick.

 

[badgersprite]

I don't remember. I think I was looking up some game I was curious about for reviews and came across a link to Zero Punctuation. And there you have it.

 

[Jack Rascal]

After feeling thoroughly insulted by the latest installment of Final Fantasy, I searched the web to find reviews of it. I stumbled across Zero Punctuation and laughed in tears. I have then regularly checked the site, but only signed up yesterday. My only regret is that I now have to watch all the ZP's again to earn them lovely badges... Maybe I should rephrase that. Now I have a perfect excuse to watch all the ZP's again without feeling guilty of not doing anything productive.

So in short my answer would be, Yahtzee.

 

[monkeyonnos]

The first time I heard about the escapist was when I was asked to play a role in a short film a friend of mine was producing for a film competition the escapist was holding.

Now...I'm in here everyday lol

 

[DaWaffledude]

I was in a debate on piracy on another forum and someone linked to the Extra Credits video on it.

 

[Condor219]

Yahtzee deserves partial ownership of the Escapist for what he's done for its user base. I think it's fairly clear people come for the ZP, and stay for the User Groups/Forums/Extra Credits/whatnot

 

[penguindude42]

I came for Yahtzee's blood. Instead, I got Extra Credits.

And ponies. Mostly EC, though.

-tom

Rex: Uhuhuh, he said 'came'.
Weevil: Eheheh, yeah, 'came'. Ehehuh.

 

[VaudevillianVeteran]

Told about ZP by a friend at work, looked him up, liked his stuff, lurked the forums, eventually joined two years ago. That's it really.

 

[HerbertTheHamster]

followed (not really followed though since I only checked like one a week) yahtzee on his personal website since the dreadful blue layout

didn't bother to make an account for a long while since I don't really care about forums

yay me

 

[jaoblia]

Unforgotten Realms, this is the site he posted newer stuff to when I found the escapist, joined the forums a year or 2 later.

 

[Zantos]

I was a fan of Loading Ready Run long before they came on the escapist (but in a way that makes it sound less hipster), but I think actually regular visits and creating an account was because of Zero Punctuation.

 

[dogenzakaminion]

For me it was actually the Resident Evil spoof by De-Rez that first brought me here. Found there was a ton of great stuff here, so I stayed.

 

[Mannayz]

First, I lurked here, watching Zero Punctuation. Then, I was like "Ah, what the hell, I'll create an account here and join these guys and whatnot."

Turned out to be a pretty good idea.

 

[Yokai]

Unforgotten Realms, actually, not ZP. I was a fan of the originals when they appeared on Newgrounds back in 2006-2007 or whenever that was, and when they migrated to this site, so did I. Stayed for the forums and the other videos, since UF eventually got unfunny and repetitive.

 

[Weskerbot3000]

yhatzee and movie bob

 

[Estranged180]

To be perfectly honest (1st post status aside...) I found Escapist completely by accident. But what's kept me here has been Yahtzee, and reading the posts that the rest of all ya'll leave.

 

[Laser Priest]

Fuckin' magnets.

No, just kidding. A combination of LoadingReadyRun, the forums, and of course, Necromancery.

 

[MisterGobbles]

A friend showed me Zero Punctuation and I became far more hooked on this site than he was.