As a Y8S2 champion I have a lot to say about this game. i never played it because it intrigued me, nor did i play it because i was naturally good at it; I played it to live up to someone else's standards. This game taught me everything that i know about life and the people around me. Some of the people that you come to know and care for so well; may just be the ones that betray you at your most vulnerable. This game was that coping mechanism i needed, and it broke me apart, to reshape me into the virtuous empyrean that i am today.

Everything that i have come to master, predates to this game. My ultimatum decision of switching to PC. my newfound love for competitive games; and my lust for self validation all led to the vindication that is "Rainbow Six Siege." I played to exceed past what i knew at the time as my best friend, to now hearing the echoes of my past as i play all but one quick match. In my pursuit of dominance i have lost what made me, well me. Sacrificing time and everything meant having the upper edge on just one individual, and i was ready to put it all on the line. After beating them for the first time i took the skills that i honed through hard work and perseverance to climb the daunting mountain of "Ranked." As I escalated through the ranks i found myself at "Platinum", I was bewildered; to have come as far as my equal, I had a chance to become something they couldn't be. Through the grueling days and weeks i eventually found myself at Diamond 1; praying and hoping id finally break out to champion i spent a whole day on this monstrous achievement. When I finally got what i wanted, that was the moment i finally felt content; no stress of failing to meet ones expectations, to bar to set anymore; i won. I was a "Champion."

Days pass by and i slowly dwindle from siege; I've lost my love and passion for this game, and my experience spells out the issue with all games in this modern era. Competition; it'll consume you, but its up to you how that process happens, and if your willing to give a piece of yourself to thrive in this industry. I love and hate you siege; but you've shown me how to succeed and i will use what I've learned in this game to go about my daily life, now and forever. Thank you for the good times. ~ Psynomic

As a Y8S2 champion I have a lot to say about this game. i never played it because it intrigued me, nor did i play it because i was naturally good at it; I played it to live up to someone else's standards. This game taught me everything that i know about life and the people around me. Some of the people that you come to know and care for so well; may just be the ones that betray you at your most vulnerable. This game was that coping mechanism i needed, and it broke me apart, to reshape me into the virtuous empyrean that i am today. Everything that i have come to master, predates to this game. My ultimatum decision of switching to PC. my newfound love for competitive games; and my lust for self validation all led to the vindication that is "Rainbow Six Siege." I played to exceed past what i knew at the time as my best friend, to now hearing the echoes of my past as i play all but one quick match. In my pursuit of dominance i have lost what made me, well me. Sacrificing time and everything meant having the upper edge on just one individual, and i was ready to put it all on the line. After beating them for the first time i took the skills that i honed through hard work and perseverance to climb the daunting mountain of "Ranked." As I escalated through the ranks i found myself at "Platinum", I was bewildered; to have come as far as my equal, I had a chance to become something they couldn't be. Through the grueling days and weeks i eventually found myself at Diamond 1; praying and hoping id finally break out to champion i spent a whole day on this monstrous achievement. When I finally got what i wanted, that was the moment i finally felt content; no stress of failing to meet ones expectations, to bar to set anymore; i won. I was a "Champion." Days pass by and i slowly dwindle from siege; I've lost my love and passion for this game, and my experience spells out the issue with all games in this modern era. Competition; it'll consume you, but its up to you how that process happens, and if your willing to give a piece of yourself to thrive in this industry. I love and hate you siege; but you've shown me how to succeed and i will use what I've learned in this game to go about my daily life, now and forever. Thank you for the good times. ~ Psynomic