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Listen up, mortals, and behold the legend of Alex “Fatuette Babi”, the man, the myth, the walking liability. Whether he’s feeding first blood in Dota 2, going 2-14 on Valorant, or philosophically questioning war crimes in Spec Ops: The Line, this guy has one mission—to unintentionally make you question your life choices.
☑ Stuck in jungle at 5 minutes because he "can't do anything"
☑ TP's too late to the fight (or not at all)
☑ Blames the randomer (we're a 5 stack)
☑ Still somehow has more MMR than Liam and Kyle (sadly, not a surprise)
Now we move onto the depressing circus that is Alex’s Valorant career—where tactics are optional, aim is a suggestion, and every round is a scientific experiment in disaster. Whether he’s whiffing an entire magazine at point-blank range or somehow flashing his team more than the enemy, one thing is certain: no matter how much you try, you ain't winning that match chief.
And in Spec Ops: The Line? He’s not playing for the story—he’s there to speedrun war crimes and wonder why everyone is so sad all the time...
☑ He’s not throwing, he’s just “experimenting” with builds
☑ He’ll die first, but it was “not my fault!”
☑ If you hear “My mouse just stopped working!”, he’s already in the re-spawn screen
Hit Add Friend at your own risk. You may gain an ally, but you’ll also lose your will to live.
((Autism warning))