This isn't a question intended to intrude anyone's privacy; but I just want to gather some data to see what kind of people fiddles with a game like Civilization, i find it intriguing.
EDIT: I think this belong in the off-topic section
I picked "Engineering", as it's the closest to what I actually do. I'm an "RF Test Technician" or somesuch. The engineers at the company I work for have various electronic pieces of equipment they're trying to design/produce that have to go through a bunch of tests; I'm a stop on the tour. I test the radio frequency (RF) emissions coming off their gizmo to make sure it won't interfere with other electronic gizmos around it. Then I blast it with high-power RF to see if I can break it.
...hence, "Dictator of RF".
Spoiler:
...yes, "gizmo" is a technical term. Hush, you.
EDIT: In the spirit of the question, however, it should be noted that when I first got into Civ, my "profession" was "junior-high-school slacker".
I picked 'other' and considered 'blue-collar related'. I'm retired, and I did 'work' for a living (blue-collar) even though I had my own business. Might have added 'trades' as an option, since construction folk often don't think of themselves in the same blue-collar category as manufacturing workers.
Med/Health for me. I have rather erratic times and shifts, as well as on call. So Civ time gets rather interesting after I play catch up with the kids and home stuff.
I'm a civil servant, although strangely I've never chain-irrigated anything in a 20-year career, nor have I allowed anyone to build any macemen. OTOH, the random, capricious and sometimes downright stupid decisions of AI leaders isn't a million miles away from how a lot of real-life politicians behave behind the scenes
I was going to skip this thread but above comment made me reply. Soo.. This might be too old story of you, but at least I do play Civ as Junior Hi' Student (currently 15y old). It needs a nerdy person to play Civ in my age in these days. Everyone plays shooters . I prefer strategy. If thinking about what kind of job I'll have in the future, I'd bet for IT. I'm really interested in programming. I already can make small, simple Java stuff.
Med/Health for me. I have rather erratic times and shifts, as well as on call. So Civ time gets rather interesting after I play catch up with the kids and home stuff.
Also if you want more data could put in if it's college, high school or other level of education, since i suppose very many will fill in student as their profession.
Students can still fit in one of those categories depending on major. He is more interested in background/interests rather than how you actually earn your living.
wow ! Drak is a Doc ! ^^ Good to know ! ^^ Say Doc ....ummm.... Is there any cure for Civ addiction ? Not that I'm addicted mind You - I can stop everytime I want ! It's uhhh ... friend of a friend who is addicted .....
I've picked IT since I've been a helpdesk "professional" for ISP company (for 3 odd years) - which is simply repeating the phrase "Have You tried turning it off and on again" about a 1000 times a day - literally Resigned from that because it was driving me crazy Right now I'm Uni graduate unemployed - looking for a nice job but I can't find anything which is worth it. Meanwhile I do a various odd jobs here and there - which are not worth mentioning. I guess You can call me a slacker
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