What is your Nerd Rating?

[Reeve]

I gave myself a 91. I may have overstated my involvement with some of the items though. I'm guessing I'm closer to a 70.

[Deleted]

128... idk what to say, I'm way nerdier than I thought :/ (My interest in math/science/pseudoscience - ie every kind of science raised the score a bit though)

Well, I'm happy w/ my life - Let the nerd be free!!

[lolo855]

I am a Nerd hipster, I was nerdy before it was cool, and now suddenly I am the man !

So prob over 9000

on topic, I think i am over 100, just from movies alone I get like 40 points. and sci-fi books etc adds another 10-15 points.

I had pretty impressive 40k table game collection. and warhammer, but that's quite a long time ago. so that's around 10 points.

reading mange +3, +3 animation, reading quite a lot of comic's, The WD etc, +5, and games prob another 30 points, from console, gameboy pc and MMO and PRG.

I think I am already at 100 and not done yet. OMg I am nerdy !

[Immitis]

i dont think being a nerd works like that O-O

[Zoma]

Video Games (rate each Sub Category For your Video Game Rating)
1. Consul Video Games - 7
2. Old Consul Video Games - 4
3. Handheld Video Games - 3
4. PC Video Games - 5
6. MMO Video Games - 8
7. RPG Video Games - 6
8. JRPG Video Games - 0

Collectible Card Games
1. Magic: The Gathering - 0
2. Yu-Gi-Oh! - 1
3. Other in Print CCG - 1
4. Other Out Of Print(OOP) CCG (worth x2 nerd points if you still play against other people ie there is still a doomtown league) - 1

Pen And Paper RPGs - 0 for all

Table Top Miniatures - 0 for all

Comic Books
1. DC or Marvel - 0
2. Mainstream Independents - 0
3. True Independents - 0
4. Manga/Manhwa (add 2 if you know the second term) - 5

Novels and Short Stories (add a plus 2 for physical copies)
(Hard Sci-Fi is about the technology example:20,000 leagues under the sea, Soft Sci-Fi is about the Human Condition example: 1984, Space Opera is action adventure with a Space setting Star Trek and Star Wars)
1. Sci-Fi - Hard and Soft - 0
2. Fantasy and Space Opera - 10+2
3. Horror - 0
4. other fiction - 4
5. Fan Fiction - 0
6. Non Fiction - 1

Films & TV
(Hard Sci-Fi is about the technology example:20,000 leagues under the sea, Soft Sci-Fi is about the Human Condition example: 1984, Space Opera is action adventure with a Space setting Star Trek and Star Wars)
1. Sci-Fi - Hard and Soft - 0
2. Fantasy and Space Opera - 5
3. Horror - 0
4. other fiction - 8
5. Non Fiction - 0

Animation
1. Kids Anime ( Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Sailor Moon) - 1
2. Popular teen Anime (DBZ, Bleach, Naruto, FMA) - 7
3. Western Cartoons (aka Saturday morning cartoons) - 1
4. Disney - 0
5. Cartoon Network type Animation (Avatar, MLPFIM, Power-puff Girls, Ed,ed, and Eddy) - 1
6. Adult Western Animations (Rock & Rule, Wizards, Heavy Metal) - 0
7. Anime for the Otaku (Everything else including the naughty bits because if you are an Otaku you have at least some hentai) - 0

Math and Science - 0 for all (I actually went to university to learn computer science, but the only thing I learned was to despise it)

LARP (this section is worth times 2) - 0 for all

81

[twinkleblur]

99..i dodge the bullet by 1..woot!!! im not a total nerd!!!..still 1 though...

[apepi]

What is space opera?(ill add mine up later and not in the dusk of night..or morning...)

[Gothicshark]

What is space opera?(ill add mine up later and not in the dusk of night..or morning...)

Essentially a space opera is a Fantasy story set in a futuristic setting. Star Wars being the most Iconic and literal Space Opera. Star Trek is also a Space Opera but it has actual Hard and Soft Sci-Fi elements in it one reason why Star Trek was so good. an Example can you take the Sci-Fi Story and replace Technology with Magic?

Example:

Star Wars...Fantasy Wars
The Setting is now a high fantasy world, replace space with Oceans, replace Blasters with Black Powder weapons. The Deathstar is now an Island Sized Ship with a cannon capable of destroying an Island in a Single Shot. x-wings and Tie-Fighters are magic powered flying ships. The Deathstar Weakness is the Powder Keg. Robots are golem.

Star Wars would be very Steampunk if converted completely into Fantasy with out a major rewrite, but last I checked Warcaft is steam punk and Fantasy.

It is actually very interesting to test the setting change on most Sci-Fi to see if it would work as a Fantasy Story, Most would. However many of my favorite are Soft Sci-Fi and remain Sci-Fi no matter the setting.

[Kerath]

101 - I'm surprised. I didn't think I was that nerdy. Scored 0 in a couple of sections, but racked up some serious points in the games, fiction (many bonus points for having quite a big book collection I guess) and TV/film sections.

[Orby]

I am not a nerd, I prefer the term geek :P

I am pop-nerdy apparently... I am not even aware of the term, maybe I am not nerdy enough to understand :P

[Deleted]

So I am very nerdy with 67, which are ~10% of possible points....you know that is pretty dumb

I am extremely normal I guess

[Deleted]

i got 92, i never tought i'd get that much becouse i got 0 points on whole comics, pen n paper and miniatures parts

[Arlee]

101 - I'm surprised. I didn't think I was that nerdy. Scored 0 in a couple of sections, but racked up some serious points in the games, fiction (many bonus points for having quite a big book collection I guess) and TV/film sections.

Yea well I have never considered myself much of a nerd and I scored a 177 /shrug

[PizzaSHARK]

Never understood the appeal of LARPing.

[anveena]

I got a 49 total.

Video Games (rate each Sub Category For your Video Game Rating)
1. Consul Video Games 4
2. Old Consul Video Games 2
3. Handheld Video Games 2
4. PC Video Games 6
6. MMO Video Games 2
7. RPG Video Games 2
8. JRPG Video Games 0

Collectible Card Games
1. Magic: The Gathering 2
2. Yu-Gi-Oh! 2
3. Other in Print CCG 0
4. Other Out Of Print(OOP) CCG (worth x2 nerd points if you still play against other people ie there is still a doomtown league) 0

Pen And Paper RPGs
1. Current Addition D&D 0
2. d20 based system (3.5D&D) 0
3. non d20 system 0
4. OOP D&D (1, 2, 2.5, 3) 0
5. OOP non d20 0

Table Top Miniatures
1. Warhammer 0
2. WH40k 0
3. Other GW games 0
4. Other for use with PnPRPGs 0
5. Other for the actual game 0
5. Pre-painted Click system games 0
6. OOP minis 0

Comic Books
1. DC or Marvel 0
2. Mainstream Independents 0
3. True Independents 0
4. Manga/Manhwa (add 2 if you know the second term) 0

Novels and Short Stories (add a plus 2 for physical copies)
(Hard Sci-Fi is about the technology example:20,000 leagues under the sea, Soft Sci-Fi is about the Human Condition example: 1984, Space Opera is action adventure with a Space setting Star Trek and Star Wars)
1. Sci-Fi - Hard and Soft 0
2. Fantasy and Space Opera 0
3. Horror 0
4. other fiction 0
5. Fan Fiction 0
6. Non Fiction 0

Films & TV
(Hard Sci-Fi is about the technology example:20,000 leagues under the sea, Soft Sci-Fi is about the Human Condition example: 1984, Space Opera is action adventure with a Space setting Star Trek and Star Wars)
1. Sci-Fi - Hard and Soft 3
2. Fantasy and Space Opera 3
3. Horror 0
4. other fiction 2
5. Non Fiction 3

Animation
1. Kids Anime ( Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Sailor Moon) 1
2. Popular teen Anime (DBZ, Bleach, Naruto, FMA) 2
3. Western Cartoons (aka Saturday morning cartoons) 1
4. Disney 0
5. Cartoon Network type Animation (Avatar, MLPFIM, Power-puff Girls, Ed,ed, and Eddy) 1
6. Adult Western Animations (Rock & Rule, Wizards, Heavy Metal) 0
7. Anime for the Otaku (Everything else including the naughty bits because if you are an Otaku you have at least some hentai) 0

Math and Science
1. Math for fun and profit 0
2. Actual Science 1
3. psuedo-science 0
4. Computers hardware only 5
5. Computer Programing 0
6. Computer Hacking/Pirating 5
7. Computer end user. 0

LARP (this section is worth times 2)
1. Renaissance Faire/Society for Creative Anachronism 0
2. LARP games non-physical 0
3. LARP games physical combat 0
4. Historical reenactment 0
5. Historical reenactment with actual combat 0