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Hey, Ripsaspis here. Name’s got some serious history.

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Back in the ancient Greek days, a "ripsaspis" was the guy who dropped his shield 🛡️ and bailed on his squad, leaving everyone exposed.

🦸‍♂Yeah, not exactly the hero move—total disgrace.

✊ I picked it to stand out. It’s a bit edgy, rebellious even, but it’s more about challenging norms than anything else.

⚔️ Don’t worry, I’m not actually about to leave the battlefield anytime soon, but the name definitely gets some raised eyebrows. 🤨🤨🤨

What I'm Playing:
I’m all about games that mix strategy, fast-paced action, and just a bit of chaos. Whether it’s going 1v1 or hitting that PvPvE madness, I’m down to risk it all for that W.

💥 CODMW2 (DMZ Mode)
For when I feel like mixing PvE with PvP in COD’s intense DMZ mode—scavenging, extracting, and risking it all in one go. One wrong move? Kiss your loot goodbye. GG.

🎯 Hunt: Showdown
Monsters + bounty hunting + PvP—enough said. Stalking the bayou to take down bosses and other players, Hunt is all about those high-risk, high-reward vibes.

⚔️ Dark and Darker
Dungeon crawling with full-loot PvP, this one's a "git good or get rekt" kind of deal. Mixes PvE survival with PvP rivalries. Grab your loot, survive, and escape before someone turns you into loot yourself.

Resurrect This, Please 🙏:

👑 Tzar: The Burden of the Crown

Tzar: The Burden of the Crown is one of those forgotten RTS gems that left a lasting mark on the genre. Set in the beautifully crafted fantasy world of Keanor, where magic, medieval combat, and strategic planning intertwine, this game offers deep real-time strategy gameplay with a mix of RTS and RPG elements. Command knights, wizards, and even dragons as you balance your economy, build armies, and conquer your enemies. What really sets TZAR apart is its unique choice of paths—religion, magic, war, or trade—each offering distinct units, abilities, and strategies. The first RTS to give every unit a leveling system, where even your lowliest peasants could rise to heroic status with enough battles fought. With its 20-mission campaign and random map generator, it delivered endless replayability. Seriously underrated for its time, and a system that should be brought back in 4K glory.

Somebody PLEASE bring this one back to life.