OnkelSniik is but a cover for my true identity. I am MrGamer, Professional Linux Musician. Veteran of 21 years and a Master.

I was an ealy Elite, but in the pre-steam era. I was (and still am) a monster in Quake 1. Quake 2 is also great.

Was an expert insta-gibber in Unreal Tournament, my style adopted from Quake, aim sharpened through Quake 2 and Half-Life.

I got a hold of Half-Life the same year as it came out, and was among the first to aquire and play Counter-Strike 1.x.

I became a master in it, everyone fearing my unpredictable, brutal berserker style. I never followed a pattern, expert at moving far in short notice to places few expected. With an AK-47 in my hands, I never proned, dead-shot head-shot was my game if I so wished. Placing many shots on the body was also satisfying.

Up close and personal was an expertise, where many lost their cool and positional sense, I was always the worst, and last thing everyone saw in tight corners and hallways. Shooting through walls was a sport and an art, and it was probably the most satisfying.

Tactical, unpredictable, brutal coupled with incredible aim made everyone want to beat me, to no avail. :D

But enough bragging.

I play most types of games, I love Command & Conquer, played most of them. But Command & Conquer Generals - Zero Hour was my favorite.

I was always China Nuke General. Me and my little brother became so good that we could well have competed. Before the computer had built one super-weapon, I had three Nuclear Silos.

Blitz was, and is my style. Finesse is booring, but also something I know well.

Nowadays, I prefeer co-op. I have lost the urge to compete, much more fun to play a game with a few of your buddies.

For example. Me and my best friend druged through System Shock 2, from start to finish. Sharing resources, supporting each others weaknessess.

So, what do you say? Wanna play? :D