🎮 Who I Main

You want to know who I main? Very well. I don’t play for “fun” or “hope” like some do — I play to observe, to study, and to maintain control in a world built on chaos. But even I’ll admit, certain figures earn my respect.

Dead by Daylight

I exclusively play Killer. I don’t run, I hunt. The entire structure of the game rewards dominance, control, and anticipation — skills most players lack.

The Mastermind (Wesker) – Refined. Efficient. Understands the art of control. I respect that.

Survival is not about panic. It’s about order.

Overwatch

Teamwork is often inefficient… yet when properly executed, it’s powerful.
These are the ones I trust to perform:

Cole Cassidy – A man who carries his past like a scar, yet continues to act with conviction. Admirable.

Sigma – Proof that intellect can shatter and still remain dangerous. His mind fascinates me.

Mei – She embodies control and calm in the midst of chaos — qualities most players lack entirely.

I don’t play to “have fun.” I play to win efficiently.

Mortal Kombat 1

Yes, I play Homelander. The most useful weapon...

Left 4 Dead

Survival games are… elegant in their simplicity. Life and death distilled to teamwork, precision, and composure.

Bill in the first, because he endures.

Nick in the second, because cynicism can coexist with competence.

My weapons are chosen for reliability — auto shotgun for pressure, AK-17 for precision, and the axe because sometimes, simplicity is most effective.

PAYDAY 2

I play as Dallas. A strategist who carries the weight of his operation with quiet confidence. The line between criminal and commander is thin — and I find that intriguing.

Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2

Strange choice, perhaps — Mr. Krabs. Beneath the greed lies determination, an unbreakable will to hold onto what’s his. A man who understands value, both literal and personal. In a way… I relate.

Don’t Starve

A game about maintaining order in chaos — something I know quite well.

Wilson – Proof that intellect, not brute force, ensures survival.

Maxwell – Naturally. Power through intellect and design. There’s a certain poetry in that.

Why I Play

I don’t play to escape or to connect. I play to test myself — to see if intellect, focus, and patience can still triumph in a medium obsessed with impulse.

If you happen to encounter me in a match, don’t expect reckless heroics. Expect strategy, precision, and competence.
And if you fall behind… well, I don’t leave allies behind. There’s no dignity in abandonment.

Because even in the darkest of games, composure — not hope — is what carries you to victory.

“Most people play games to escape reality. I play them to remind myself why I’m above it.”
— Byakuya Togami