This is aimed more towards then than now, but either way....would you?

I'd have to say yes, even now, but that's more on principle than anything. She's a legendary figure in adventure gaming, so the "celebrity" status certainly adds something.

Seriously, do you people not know who she is? Or did you not understand the question?

Or is this forum just so dead that the 2 people here (other than me) just chose to pass this by? ;-)

I know who Roberta Williams is, just uncertain to how to answer your question...

What are you asking? I, of course, know who Roberta Williams is. Even her husband Ken. Perty familiar with everyone that had worked on the Sierra adventure games back in the 80's/90's.

I too know who she is as she created most of the games that made up my childhood.

I have to assume in your vagueness you're asking if we'd sleep with her?

It might be my old-school 'netiquette, but listing a topic with just a name & including the two-word phrase "Would you?" does indeed imply the question of sleeping with someone.

What can I say...I'm unemployed & bored. These thoughts come to me sometimes.

That's what I figured. :P

There would be scandal in me saying yes considering my gender, but what the hell. Hero worship can be sexy, right? 0:)

Well, just between you & me (and whoever comes across this topic), I have to say that despite my gender, I'd be tempted to cross over for Vampire Louis of Interview With The Vampire fame. He was a very impassioned character & charismatically handsome to boot.

She's definitely very attractive for an older woman. But since she's (I presume happily) married, I would not.

Its all fantasy, my friend. I won't tell Ken if you don't. ;-)

Haha...I would now, and most definitely would have in the '90s when she was younger and I was 15. In fact, I've um, specifically "thought about it" in the past, if you catch my drift. Judging by the Sierra culture, especially in the early days, I wouldn't be surprised if those two have engaged in extracurricular activities.

Incidentally, if you haven't read Steven Levy's "Hackers", definitely check it out. A good chunk of the book is a fascinating history of the earliest days of Sierra.