| Date Posted: | Thursday 4th December, 2008 | Author: | Ej | |
| Subject: | Gamestah News | Views: | 664 | |
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Continued.. Dives are mainly on shipwrecks (actual and scuttled) and often require decompression planning. Use of Nitrox, twin tanks and secondary stage bottles are everyday requirements. As a member of Uppsala Medieval Society he performs combat displays for fairs and carvnivals as well we private functions. SpearDave also enjoys whiskeys, particulary those from Islay, off the coast of Gaming & Commentary History Always been a PC Gamer. Not quite as far back as some of the other, but I had hours of fun on 2D platform games, such as Secret Agent and Commander Keen. We had a Calico Vision tho which was awesome, plenty of time played Zaxxon and Donkey Kong. After that I was deprived and the next console was the '64. Conkurs Bad Fur Day and Goldeneye 007 where the games of choice though plenty of mulitplayer parties too. So all my usual NES/SNS fixes had to at mates places. Total lack of NES Mario really messed me up as a kid. I did have a gameboy, the original large grey ones, and between the Mario Worlds and Tetris my cravings where satisifed. On the PC front I was deprived there too. No net for most of it, mainly played single player games, OMF2097, Micro Machines, and then Diablo and Diablo 2. In terms of FPS I had really conservative Parents and was not allowed near Wolfensiten 3D, Doom, Quake etc for most of my adolesent years. Played Quake a few times at a LAN cafe (using arrow keys rather then mouse mind you) but it wasnt really until Quake 2 that I started playing FPS. Never did MMOs. Not interested. I learnt that what really gets me into a game is the atmosphere and the immersion. It started with Half Life, then Deus Ex, and games like FEAR, BioShock and Half Life 2 and many of the HL2 SP Mods. And Portal. I did I mention how awesome that game is? If you havent played it you are missing out. *Ahem* Back to it, I dabbled a little in StarCraft and WarCraft 3, though really only on the Single Player Campaigns. Moving out of home left me poor and with little gaming access. A few friends got into CS, but for me it never took off. One mate played TFC and for what little exposure I had, I was hooked. So like many people, I drooled over TF2. My drool was justified. When the game was *finally* released I got it in the beta. The humour, the team work, the game play. TF2 is my first serious adventure into online gaming. I started in public servers and looking for a clan. Being new I had no idea of the culture or where to look. I tried to find a way into a few clans but it didnt work. I met a friendly guy with a |-DiC-| tag, and I laughed. I asked what it stood for and when I was told what it was, I laughed some more. After a few rounds his mate asked if I would like to join. However my venture into casting came when Ej and Flotsky randomly showed up in our sever to cast. A dissapointing loss to G! left me feeling pretty down. However listening to the cast I couldn't help but smile. So then I applied.. and well, now I'm the TF2 Admin. Gaming Team / Clan history:
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Ej Gamestah General Manager 292 comments |
very pro photo Where is the one with you in armour? |
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| Posted at Thursday 4th December, 2008 - 11:53:03 am | ||
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SpearDave Gamestah Community Liaison Officer 145 comments |
Haha, ill see if I can dig some up :) | |
| Posted at Thursday 4th December, 2008 - 11:55:25 am | ||
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the1ivo Esports Commentator 21 comments |
CARN SPEARDAVE | |
| Posted at Friday 5th December, 2008 - 3:20:23 pm | ||
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brando Gamestah Staff Member 187 comments |
Nice Bio :D | |
| Posted at Monday 8th December, 2008 - 9:04:42 pm | ||
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