Sup kids

Hey guys, my name is WhiteGangster420.

Sup dudes and girls. MLGCodBoy here. I'm an ex-competitive Counter Strike player from Rwanda but I currently reside in Bowling Green, Kentucky. I first came to America in 1999. I lived in the slums of Detroit, but to pass the depressing time working as a Ford customer service employee, I went to gaming clubs in the outskirts of the city. This was my first encounter with Counter Strike. Ever since then, I've competed in tournaments all around the world, like the Counter Strike Eastern European Tour of 2004. I got 7th place of all of Eastern Europe, but three Bulgarian numbnuts were hacking so I like to tell people I got 4th place. My latest victory was claimed at the North Dakota High School Internet Video Gaming Fair (NDHSIVGF) where I claimed the first place prize, trophy, and a $1,500 reward. However, due to recent efforts by companies and individuals trying to stifle my skill by calling me a hacker and what not, I decided to try something different.

My career in APB:Reloaded began in 2010 with the initial release by Real Time Worlds (we call it RTW). Given my tactics and skills inherited by professional Counter Strike gameplay, I became an immediate success in APB. I became friends with all the General Moderators and Admins. I was in the biggest and baddest clans ever as well. However, since GamersFirst took over, everything completely changed. Due to my 400,000 DPI hacked Logitech G900 (oops, wasn't supposed to tell you I have a pre-production model) and my $3,599.99 Hollywood-grade cinematic sound card which allows me to hear the footsteps of enemies up to a grand 80m away (which is the radius of the APB radar. Think about that!). People have recorded me, reported me, accused me of hacking (we pros call it hackusating) and what not. My legit reputation was ruined and soon I got sick of APB:Reloaded.

I've decided to shift gears (no pun intended) and try Rigs of Rods. I wasn't always a racing-game type of guy, but since my father was the Minister of Technology for the Kigali province of Rwanda, I did have my days playing Test Drive and Super Mario Kart on Atari, N64, and similar consoles. I've also beta-tested every Need for Speed since Most Wanted (woops, there goes my NDA). Rigs of Rods seems like a promising game with a lot to offer, and not a corrupt community like I've seen on the shooter-game counterparts. I hope to enjoy my stay here and get a grasp of modding and creating vehicles. My future with games looks very promising.

CodBoy, out.