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WoW needed its own section.

Alright, WoW needed its own section because of the significance of this game in my life. So even though I was a gamer for most of my life, I did have some very rough patches. I had lived on the streets for some years. Homeless, hungry, no clothes or showers etc. I was in a gang, selling drugs, being forced for sex, much much more (you can read about it in my blog.)

When WoW was introduced to me, I was still living the street life. There was a guy that my brother brought home from college and he got me to play it for him. At the time I had never played a computer game before. I was farming honor in battlegrounds for him. I.. became.. obsessed. He showed me that I could make my own cute female characters. Very very quickly I stopped going out, stopped doing drugs, stopped going to juvie and putting my life on the line / causing more trauma in my life. I decided to focus on the game and level my warlock instead.

This game pulled me out of a path of a destruction spiral completely. As for school, it was too late. From living the street life, I didn't go. I ended up dropping out as a 16 year old still stuck in the 9th grade. I was always smart, but dealing drugs to buy food and avoid death were my main concerns at the time, not education. Anyways, I ended up becoming addicted to WoW, getting my GED, starting college, graduating, reading books and just generally living a much healthier and happier life.

The game completely changed me for the better. I have been playing it for 16 years. My WoW tattoos remind me everyday of the success I have made and how happier my life is. I have accomplished a lot within the game. Peaking at 2800exp in arenas and being number 2 in all of North America.

I currently play Wrath Classic and I honestly don't ever see me not playing this game.

The second most significant game in my life was Call of Duty.

The second most significant game in my life was Call of Duty. All of them. I started a bit later than everyone else, picking up Black Ops 1 as my first game, but man oh man, I remember coming home from college and playing it until sleep every night. I realized quickly that I was really good at it. I would play FFA lobbies and destroy every single guy that was yelling at me calling me “fatty” and telling me to “get back in the kitchen” oh the humor was great back then, wasn't it? (It really wasn't.)

I continued to play CoD until 2016, switched to Fortnite when it came out, but was also playing BO3. I was running GBs, UMGs, League Play and doing Wagers in custom games (and making a living off of it!) One of my friends mentioned that I should stream the games since I was level 1000 with a 5.6 KDA and insanely good at Search and Destroy. That's what started my streaming career.

I switched to WoW later and now I play variety.

Competition turned into content creation.

Call of Duty and Fortnite pretty much launched my career in content creation. I was a felon and couldn't leave the state (I am a huge traveler and lived all over the country, you can read it in my blog.) Since I was confined to living in Idaho I decided to start streaming.

I started on YouTube in 2016 with Fortnite and Bo3. I didn't like the layout, the community was also significantly younger (9-15) so I was very out of place.

I moved on to Twitch in 2017 starting with CoD but switched to WoW. Then I cultivated a 7,000 following on Twitch by playing World of Warcraft and other variety games. Then my friend reached out to me about Kick...