- Bastion and Lifeweaver Main in Overwatch 2 . (Practicing Juno for my next Main)
- A Fallout enthusiast,
- A Call of Duty Classic fanboy ( CoD4 till Ghosts )
- A Battlefield gamer ( BF2, BF1 and BFV enjoyer )
- A sucker of Total War and Age of Empires Games. ((Mostly Historical Total War games ( Rome and Medieval II in particular) and for Age of Empires, it would be AOE2 ))

- No trading, I don't do trades. Anyone who tries will be BLOCKED .
- Don't mind accepting friend requests but I ONLY accept if you've play with me occasionally.
- Don't gift me a game and expect me to play with you because I won't.
- Speaking of Gifts, I don't and won't accept game gifts from anyone including my Steam friends. I can buy the games myself, and I don't have to tell you what you should do with your own money.

- The story of my Steam name ( N00bStArDamuS ). During my 2nd DOTA 2 tournament back in 2015 when my teammates asked me if we could win the tourney, and I jokingly replied 'Yes, we will beat them 3-0 at the Best of 5'. And to our surprise, my prediction was right and they said I reminded them of that Nostradamus, the World's famous predictor. Because I'm always the ' N00b ' in most games, and I was the 'Star' (MVP) of the final game, I changed my old name to my current name 'N00bStArDamuS' based on that famous predictor. Thus, N00bStArDamuS was born.

- An Introvert Gamer who rages a lot because being patient is overrated. (last part is a joke but certain people will take that as a 'true colors shown'😒)

- I used to write Novels. Mostly its all just about Warfare, but I love to write.

- HSP and ADHD Person, people tend to look at it as a weakness personality but actually its not😊

- Longest game that I played daily is Fallout 76 with 1605 Days in a row. (Average at 5-6 hours per day)

- Longest time I ever played in a single session without sleep was 36 hours. (Rookies number, I know)

- I look at most games as a 'calculation games', its all about timing, damage numbers, precision, cooldowns, etc . It keeps me sharp.

- Joined 5 DOTA 2 Tournaments and won 2 of them.

- Used to do cosplay back in 2017 and 2018 as a Battlefield 1 German Medic Soldier.

- Loves World History, specifically Ancient , Dark - Medieval History up till Cold War. Still learning more and more history everyday 😄

- Rome Total War Main Theme ( This was my first Total War game . This soundtrack was my childhood, it made me fell in love with the Total War franchise and also made me piqued an interest into Ancient History and it will forever be etched into my memory)

- Battlefield V "I Vow To Thee My Country" (This soundtrack has a special place in my heart. Its not just a British patriotic song, but its a song dedicated for those who served, struggled, endured during both World Wars . When I first heard it during the Prologue mission in Battlefield V, I couldn't help it but stopped whatever I was doing and listened to it till the end. I cried when it was played out. And kudos to the kid who sang in this, his voice is amazing ❤️)

- Call of Duty: World at War "Russian Theme" (Also known as 'Final Push' , I only took the last part because everyone who has played World at War will agree with me when I say, this soundtrack make you feel so patriotic for a country you never lived in or been to , which is Mother Russia. When you play World at War and reach a checkpoint where this soundtrack is played, you will feel like you are one the Soviets. It shows you how powerful a soundtrack can make you feel and do to your brain)

- Battlefield 1 "Flight of the Pigeon" (What can I say about this ? Its beautiful. Loved the piano chords . When you released the pigeon and guided it back to base for help and this being played in the background, I was in awe) (To be perfectly honest, the entire Battlefield 1 Soundtrack album is a masterpiece, its just amazing to listen to)

- Fallout 4 "Dominant Species" (When you are up against a Deathclaw, or Mirelurk Queen or even a Super Mutant Behemoth and this soundtrack is played, trust me, it will make you feel like a badass) ( Fun fact: I have this soundtrack as a mod for my Fallout 76 game, so it will be played during boss fights)

- Call of Duty: World at War "Black Cats" (What's amazing about this soundtrack is that you play as one of the aircraft bomber gunners and when the enemies shooting at you, it feels like the explosions around you are coming from the enemy, but actually it came from the soundtrack . It made the whole mission more immersive and alive)

- Age of Empires II "Shamburger" (This was my first video game that I played. I was 6 years old when I first listened to this soundtrack and its so iconic till to this day. I still play AOE2 from time to time, and now we have the Definitive Edition which is basically a Remaster of AOE2, they also remastered the soundtrack. The Remastered version of the same soundtrack . I love them both.)

- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 "Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend" (Also known as the Boneyard theme, this soundtrack really demands revenge. Made by the one and only Hans Zimmer himself, this was one of the soundtracks that defined my teenage-hood)

- Rome Total War Divintus (This soundtrack was played when you are on the Campaign Map and honestly, it worked really well especially with the game ambience in the background) ( Fun fact: I have this soundtrack to be played on my desktop background when I'm afk or idling)

- Medieval II Total War "Mare Nostrum" (When you are outnumbered in a Total War battle and this soundtrack is played in the background, that's when you know that sh*t is about to go down .. BAD . This is such an epic battle soundtrack, makes your blood pumped and adrenaline going)

- New World Aeternum "Windsward Inn" (This was one of the first songs that I learned to play in the game, and honestly its such a chill and fun song . Its very enjoyable and every time when I see a player trying to play this song, I will ask them to invite me so I can play the song with them)

- Napoleon Bonaparte [en.wikipedia.org] (The man who defined Early Modern Warfare in Europe in late 1700s & early 1800s. I first knew him when I was 8 years old when my mom read me about the Battle of Waterloo. Ever since then, I admired him. Some of the things why I admired Napoleon but that's only a bit of it. He was also admired and loved by his men who fought alongside him thoughout his various Napoleonic campaigns. He never wage war against anyone until the Spanish War and the Russian campaign)
(By the way, if you reading this, are interested in watching a film based on Napoleon, go watch Waterloo instead. A far, far more accurate portrayal of Napoleon AND without any use of CGI than the recent Ridley Scott's version)

- Gaius Julius Caesar [en.wikipedia.org] (He's my favourite Roman Military Commander. His military campaign in Gaul was an amazing feat at the time, but most Romans looked at him as a warmonger. Although he eventually had a civil war with other Romans, he forgave them and forbade anyone from confiscating their property. Unfortunately, as others worried of Caesar of becoming a dictator, he was murdered by the people he forgave, especially from his close friend Brutus)

- Khalid Ibn Al-Walid [en.wikipedia.org] (The Muslim Commander who fought over 40+ battles. but never lost a single one. He was one of Prophet Muhammad's Companions and before he converted to Islam, he's the only one that managed to turn the course of Battle of Uhud and defeated the Muslims. Because of that, he was given the title Sword of Allah . One of his famous victories were the Battle of Yarmuk )

- Joan of Arc [en.wikipedia.org] (I first learnt about her from the game Age of Empires II . She received divine guidance from the Archangel Michael to save France from the English (I would believe that). At the age of 17 years old, she lead the French Army to remove English presence in France, and she's not just a military commander, but also an inspirational mascot for her soldiers. Her fellow soldiers loved her and believed in her. Unfortunately she was captured by the Burgundians and later on, the English put her on trial for heresy where she was found (at the time) guilty. She died, burned at the stake, but her spirits lived on, inspiring the French to ultimately get rid of English presence from France. She was eventually beatified as a Saint)

- Princess Diana [en.wikipedia.org] (She was one of the most amazing women to have ever lived within 80s-90s. She was best known for her charitable work around the world. She genuinely cared for the people she love and those around her, which is why she's more popular than the Queen herself. She was just a kind, genuine, loving soul that wanted to make a better world for everyone that suffered. My family and I adored her)