Once upon a time there was a spry young lad named Cody. He liked to play Super Mario with his friends down the street, watch TV, and play with Legos. He had many adventures at 14 Lillian Avenue, one time a dog bit his face. Not so long after his seventh birthday, his life got flipped-turned upside down and he moved to Maine, the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of America. Maine is cold, full of dumb rednecks with cars, and environmental fanatics. As a young gamer with not much to do, he consumed his time with Software USA game demos with his Pentium 386 processor. He also got to play on the Sony Playstation with some of his newfound friends.

Now Cody's parents happen to be artists, that means they use inferior computing devices. This wasn't all bad as some of the Software USA disks had Marathon demos. For those of you who don't know, the Marathon Trilogy is a series of excellent first person shooters made by what was at this point in his life the best known Mac game company ever, Bungie. That's right, the people who went on to create the Halo series. Anyway, Marathon was awesome, and sometimes some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ would come over and play with him. They also played a lot of an awesome modification called Excalibur Morgana's Revenge.

Eventually Cody was exposed to the internet and due to a limited understanding of identity theft, would refuse to give out even his first name to people, instead giving his age as a make shift moniker. Cody watched a lot of gay animu like Dragonball Z and Zoids, as well as many hilarious Cartoon Network shows like Dexter's Lab and one of his favorites, Ed Edd and Eddy. At some unimportant time and location Cody received his own Playstation that he could play ♥♥♥♥♥♥ games on, but mostly The Italian Job, The Legend of Dragoon, Final Fantasy 7, Tenchu, Final Fantasy: Tactics, and an ass-load of demo disks.

A major turning point in his life was his purchase of Half-Life: Platinum 2. This was the ultimate of game packs, it left Battlefield 1942 in the dust. It had everything, Opposing Force, Blue shift, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress Classic, and much more. At some point probably around this time Cody adopted the name Enigma49. He chose Enigma because of his original fear of identity theft, it kept his persona a mystery while still remaining cool, and 49 is just his favorite number, go figure. At this point in his life he was running everything on a surprisingly solid HP Pavilion 733MHz P3 based Celeron, 194MB of SDRAM, and a 128MB Radeon 9100se.

At some point he visited one of his friends and was shown a mod for Half-Life 2 in which you could build things, like this platform he had made that used GMen holding balloons to levitate. This mod, was Garry's Mod 6 or 7. The first thing he did at a friends house later was download Garry's Mod 8. It was awesome, although missing numerous features Garry's Mod usually had as this was the first in the 8.0 series. It had enough to create awesome vehicles and whatever else you wanted.