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Forums - General - Seeking name of a lost member of VGC (Updated: Zenfoldor)

I don't remember the nickname of his but I wander what happened to him cos I havent seen him in a long while.

He was American, quite an intellectual poster and a rabid debater and his avatar usually was of some man in black and white color taken from a comic book (I think). I especially remember one long harsh debate he had with Khuutra.

I thought of him just now when I read a Skyrim thread and a guy there mentioned Fallout. This lost member namely loved Fallout 3.

So, does anyone recognize who I mean?



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ZenfoldorVGI



 

ZenfolderVGI?

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/profile/16632/zenfoldorvgi/

Edit: Ahh see Seece beat me to it.



 

Seece said:

ZenfoldorVGI


Haha, I came to the conclusion when he said heavy debator. 



 

It also kind of sounds like good old "riotoftheblood" to me.



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His avatar was Dwight (Clive Owen) from Sin City right?

I don't think that was the one he used but I'm pretty sure it was that character.



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Yes, Zenfoldor it is! Thank you seece and the rest of you.

I miss him. Why he leave and when was he last seen?



That guy struck fear into my heart! If there was anything--and I mean ANYTHING--in your argument that he could pick apart, he would. Even when he didn't know what he was talking about! I respected the hell out of him, though.

He mellowed out near the end of his run. Cool guy and one of the members that made VGChartz so awesome. Kicked ass, took names, and didn't apologize for it.



TruckOSaurus said:

His avatar was Dwight (Clive Owen) from Sin City right?

I don't think that was the one he used but I'm pretty sure it was that character.


mmmmm Clive Owen



 

Slimebeast said:
Yes, Zenfoldor it is! Thank you seece and the rest of you.

I miss him. Why he leave and when was he last seen?


Maybe because Sony started doing better and the jRPGs returned to the system?



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