Hello and welcome to my profile. Born in Malaysia then grew up in Australia then moved back to Malaysia, I started gaming at the mere age of 6 when my mom came back home one day with a Nintendo Wii. I Played Mario and soon got hooked to racing games with the introduction of Need for Speed Carbon.

Moving back and meeting new friends, I found out about the FPS genre of games through them, which intrigued me at the time and that led me to installing Team Fortress 2 in 2008. There I learned more about the PC gaming world and also got interested in other titles and genres like Horror, Indies, RPGs, MMOs and just a plethora of other mix of those genres. My addiction to FPS's eventually led to the purchase of a high performance laptop and an Xbox with the release of Modern Warfare 3. From there I started to learn the fundamentals of shooters on both platforms in COD, Battlefield, Titanfall and by mid 2013, Counter Strike had introduced itself into my life and at the very same time, I started content creation.

CS was like no other shooter I've played. Less casual and more serious. The stakes felt higher and the skill gap seemed massive. This game fueled the fire for my competitive streak and soon after I started to delve into the world of competitive gaming and of course e-sports. I followed CSGO's e-sports scene deeply and even attended IEM's Qualifiers right here in my own country, watching the SEA teams and OCE teams battle it out for a spot in the major. I've never wanted to be more of pro at a game then when I was there.

Unfortunately, to rise in the ladder of SEA was brutal and I could never grasp it for CS. My discipline and mindset weren't ready for it and I never made it past further than Master Guardian 2. Watching the scene I realized how unforgiving the scene was to my region and by then I figured maybe CS isn't possible. By 2016 Overwatch had dropped into my life and I got hooked to that as well. It was different, so far from the track of what I was used to but I still wanted to improve and compete in the path to pro league.

Overwatch further cemented what I had to improve in my gameplay and behaviour, one ranked game too many and one too many meta switches made it an uncomfortable time for me to improve at the game, eventually leading me to lose the competitive spark in favor of improving myself. Which then led me down to the release of Apex Legends.