Are you ashamed by admitting you like Rayman?

[saerleiya]

A good movie with Cage is also Face/Off where he plays relatively well with John Travolta.

[Earth Gwee]

Now John Travolta I can respect as an actor.

[rawr]

Hell no! I am actually surprised at how many people like Rayman at my school.

[neo]

No more like people should be ashamed of not liking or even knowing Rayman.

[Haruka]

I never thought this topic would have so many replies.

[Raymanni]

I never thought this topic would have so many replies.

It's interesting subject to talk about.

[OCG]

@ Haruka
I have a idea. Why not change topic title and call it: "Are you ashamed by admitting you like Rayman and other E rated games" or something similar to that.

That way we could talk about more games and this topic would be even more popular. Of course you are the one who decides but I am just giving suggestion.

[DesLife]

Ashamed ? What a silly idea. The only poster I have at home is a RO one, which I got at an early presentation of the game before it was released. (My other posters are still in my old room at my parents' house) My friends enjoy Rayman too.

[Shrooblord]

I'm still going to finish that poster I was creating for the UbiSoft contest a while ago at some point and hang it on my wall. I like Rayman that much, and I ain't afraid to show it!

[Clara Knight]

Why being ashamed? Rayman is an excellent game series. What makes me ashamed sometimes is a part of the deviantArt Rayman fandom, though.
After, about the character and it's series theirselves, I have no shame at all!

[PluMGMK]

Are you ashamed by admitting you like Rayman?

Nope! In primary school, it was one of my proudest leanings. In secondary, it became really more of a need-to-know thing - I hardly ever mentioned it, but that was just because it never came up. A few years ago, I mentioned Rayman, and a guy said, "Oh yeah, Raving Rabbids!". I kind of lost my temper, and he was giving me weird looks for a while after.
Still though, I am not usually ashamed to call myself a fan of anything if the conversation calls for it, and, like some others here, I have been surprised with some of the positive reactions that I received.

[Master]

Nice to see you again, Plum! How've you been?

[PluMGMK]

Watching a lot of telly, that's how... See my signature for why I returned.

[Master]

Aww, that's a terrible shame, have 500 tings as my consolation.

[PluMGMK]

Aw, thanks!

But anyway, I did once tell a few guys that my favourite games were Rayman and Half-Life, and was shocked when they expressed a preference for the former. (Just a thing that I neglected to mention in my first post)

[Master]

Hm, I'm more open about it with close friends, I'll mention it to normal friends, but they just seem indifferent to it, strangers, well, given my lacking social skill, it's not exactly a topic that is likely to come up.

[spiraldoor]

Master finally meets PluMGMK:

[OCG]

^ This

[Master]

I'm pretty sure I've conversed with the guy before.

[Son of Dark]

Nope! In primary school, it was one of my proudest leanings. In secondary, it became really more of a need-to-know thing - I hardly ever mentioned it, but that was just because it never came up. A few years ago, I mentioned Rayman, and a guy said, "Oh yeah, Raving Rabbids!". I kind of lost my temper, and he was giving me weird looks for a while after.
Still though, I am not usually ashamed to call myself a fan of anything if the conversation calls for it, and, like some others here, I have been surprised with some of the positive reactions that I received.

For some reason the option to quote is not present to me so manual quote (above)

That reminds me, when I brought up Rayman with a couple of friends they'd immediately refer to 'Raving Rabbids', since that's all they'd really know regarding it.

EDIT- That's strange, apparently only the 'delete post' symbol is visible however if I hover the curser to the left or right of that symbol, the message 'edit' and 'report' and so on appear. Why are the rest of the buttons invisible, although they are there?