STRENGTH
Patient Gamer (waiting best deal, never buy games at release again)
Great Ally and Nakama
(many great friends help me enjoy the games by streaming it,
so i can laugh wiht them without playing it)

WEAKNESS
Old and Weak RIG (Cannot Play Newest games, unless it optimized)
Slow Internet Speed (No for BIG SIZE games)



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DEAD PC
(DEAD) ASRock H55M-LE
Intel Core i3 530 @ 2.93GHz
Seasonic SS-750JS-BE 750W - Bronze

2 x V-GeN DDR3 PC12800/1600Mhz 4GB

SHARP LC-24DC50M
Sapphire Radeon HD7790 GHz 1G GDDR5 OC VER

WDC 2TB SATA3 64MB - Green Power - WD20EARX
466GB Seagate SATA

Simbadda Sim Cool

Redragon Kumara K552
Logitech Trackman Marble
Kotion Each G9000

Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1

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Temporary PC
ECS H61H2-M12
Intel Pentium G630 @ 2.70GHz
4.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 532MHz (9-9-9-24)
Adata SSD SU650 Ultimate 120GB Sata 3
465GB Seagate ST500DM002-1BD142 (SATA)

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Noble ABS Ocarina AC Black
Polycarbonate Mountain Ocarina G + C
Harmonica Suzuki Bluesmaster C

Rubik 3x3 Qiyi Thunderclap V1 Stickerless
One Night Ultimate Werewolf + Daybreak
Exploding + Imploding + Streaking Kittens
Star Realms: Colony Wars

Biore Sofsoap
Clear Men Ice Cool Menthol Shampo
Gillette Mach3 Turbo



<BEWARE IMPERSONATORS>
THERE IS SCUM IMPERSONATOR AS ME
CHECK STEAMREP BY YOURSELF



Level 1: Sega – From Hero to Zero

It all started with a Sega, a reward from my dad for ranking 10th in class. I dominated Mortal Kombat, earning the nickname "Thousand Killer." But instead of fatalities, I went for babalities—because nothing’s funnier than turning your opponent into a crying baby. Sadly, my grades also did their own babality. My dad performed a real-life Fatality on my Sega after my teacher said I might not pass. Goodbye, childhood dreams.


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Level 2: PlayStation – JRPGs and "Studying"

The PlayStation became my new best friend. I got hooked on JRPGs like Final Fantasy VIII, Suikoden 2, and my all-time favorite, Star Ocean: The Second Story. I must’ve saved the galaxy a dozen times, and along the way, I "learned English." Or at least that’s the excuse I gave my parents while grinding for levels.


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Level 3: PC Gaming – From Batman to Putin's Best Deals

Years later, I entered the PC gaming world. My first game? A pirated Batman title (sorry, Bruce). Then came Team Fortress 2, where my low-spec PC forced me to main Pyro and Engineer. I met incredible friends on Steam: Naldeh, Adit, Teguh, Aarmose, William, and Hendra. Scandal retired from gaming, and Pukang disappeared into the void, but those memories stick with me.

And let’s not forget Naldeh, who introduced me to the holy grail of Steam trading—buying games cheap from Russia. My library grew so fast, I was practically Steam’s Jeff Bezos. Shoutout to Putin for those sweet regional prices—proof that even global politics can’t stop a good gaming deal.


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Level 4: Overwatch – Aiming Low, Shielding High

With Overwatch, I upgraded my PC and tried aim heroes. Let’s just say I quickly realized my aim was better suited for tanking. My dreams of going pro and marrying Rachel Tjia were replaced with silver-rank reality. At least I was good at standing in front of bullets.


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Level 5: Game Over – The Motherboard Meltdown

Disaster struck when my motherboard fried. Replacing it was too expensive, and I had other priorities. The hardest part wasn’t losing the games—it was losing the daily banter with my friends. Thankfully, WhatsApp keeps us connected, though I still don’t understand half the memes they share.


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Level 6: Card Games – Deck Building and Redemption

After my PC days ended, I found refuge in mobile card games. In Legends of Runeterra, I won a local tournament with a deck so creative it left the organizers speechless. Then came Marvel Snap, where I climbed to the top 100 in Asia and shook up the meta with decks that got mentioned everywhere. For an "average Joe," these moments felt like winning the gaming Oscars.


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Final Level: Mobile Gaming – Chill Mode Activated

Now I stick to casual games. I quit Marvel Snap after my wife caught me playing during bedtime one too many times—lesson learned! These days, I enjoy relaxing games like Balatro, where there’s no pressure, no leaderboards, and no rage quits.


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Credits Roll

Gaming has been a wild ride. From babalities to Putin-approved deals, it’s been full of laughs, friendships, and a few smashed consoles. The journey continues—just with fewer rage quits and more bedtime stories. Game on!