Ep. 240 - our proudest gaming moments [VIDEO]

I wonder if Nick also knows about the avocado guy that lived by the jumps in our hometown he threatened to shoot me, my brother and my sister one time because he caught us taking avocados from back there I want to be clear the tree wasn't even on his property he just would say he planted it when he was a kid

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Way behind on eps but it still bewilders me how Ludwig genuinely thinks he can hit diamond in Rocket League in a couple of weeks

My proudest gaming moment is beating my cousin in SSBU. Beating my cousin isn't very hard, but it's the context that makes it. To set the scene, it's the night before we graduate college. The boys have gathered in another friend's dorm, and there's like a crowd of like 8-9 people gathered around the TV. We're playing typical king of the hill, and I'm lowkirk cleaning up. The controller passes to my cousin, and we both know it's time. Neither of us are necessarily good and we don't care if we win or lose, but that changes when we're up against each other. We're talking crazy shit and we pause king of the hill for a standard Bo5. I proceed to beat him 3 times in a row, each with a different character (Plant/Hero/Incin), in front of every friend we care about. This was last year and I'm still riding that high

My proudest gaming moment would be one of like 3 things 1: Getting the Destiny 2 Moments of Triumph title and shirt by completing at least one of everything with my clan and friends, I was jobless because of COVID so I spent like 4 months grinding out Destiny 2 and GTA5 Online 2: Getting pretty good at casually speed running MGS3 and RE4 remake, I could beat them in about an afternoon 3: Just like all of Battlefield 1. My friends and I played so much BF1. I got to max level on two different accounts, I got the peacekeeper because two of my friends knew morse code (R.I.P Gavin), I had a few games on the map Passchendaele (like 43:12) running around as an assault class, I felt invincible in those games. I'm sure there's more but I don't have anything concrete like a tournament or anything

One more was beating Elden Ring with my wife during winter break. No lyfing all the bosses with her was awesome.

mine is clutching a ffxiv raid as a scholar. Boss killed whole party at 1% health just me and my little fairy killed him while the chat was cheering us on fun times

My proudest gaming moment is absolutely dusting Dan Fornace round 1 in an online Rivals 1 major

Best gaming moment was peak siege era, diamond ranked with a 5 stack of really good friends.

i dropped sheik for falco because the better i got at sheik the more boring the game got, and falco was how i was having fun with the game again, and in 2024 i beat like 4 people with falco that I had never beaten in 7 years of going to locals( + back to beating the people I was already beating with sheik[except marths]) and got local PRd for the first time, that shit felt hella good cause I was doing it for fun

my proudest gaming moment is beating my friend at street fighter, this friend was at the time arguably better then me and now definitely is and we were doing a circle of 4 friends if you won you stayed on the setup and I beat him in a bo5, he broke the circuit to demand I instant rematch and play him again, then in a down to the wire match I won. it felt amazing.

My proudest gaming moment is beating jump king sub 6 minute for the first time, on a train in berlin while on a school trip surrounded by like 3 friends. Acctually euphoric.

Lud could hit diamond in overwatch it's easy

Streetfighter player. Those first few wins against my friends (most of them hit masters) after eating shit for months bc I switched to hitbox v late and it took a while to click were amazing.

My proudest gaming moment is just winning the 1v1 against my older brother for the first time. It’s not a huge achievement but after that, i had the confidence to keep improving. I’m still not the best of the best, but I’m the best of my unemployed friends while working full time.

I won a smash 4 Arcadian! And got ranked that season

Dude I would watch every second of a Lud road to Masters melee

ludwig couldn't hit diamond in rocket league without squeex given 3 months

I for some reason no lived Heroes of the storm when I was 16 and made Hero Rank 1 as the first guy in my country and then never played again. I was especially proud of that because there was barely any analysis on the game, and literally no one knew that a low tier support character, Tassadar, had a totally busted 18 second 6 second stun, since the wall he used to place with his ultimate could effectively trap enemies in collision for its entire duration. During that you cant move, attack or cast spells and no one ever played him aside from me, or if they did, they picked his damage ult.

Weirdly out of all the melee tekken and strive I’ve played, I think my proudest gaming moment was recently in Trackmania, getting top 5 world in a campaign map (Brazil, track 24 of this campaign for any of the TM knowers). Out of like 100k or more players, feels like probably the biggest outlier I’ve ever been in a game. Also in trackmania, I think moreso this one tbh, was wining weekly shorts in my state. Every week the TM devs release 5 tracks under 20 sec with regional leaderboards that reset when the new tracks are released, and the leaderboards stay forever, like I can scroll back and still see my name as #1 in my state for that week. I had the first place spot all week, and the night before it reset someone sniped me. I logged on at midnight and grinded this insane snowcar shortcut track for like 2 hours and got an absurd run, putting me top 60 world on the track, and securing my top 1 state in the weekly shorts. Probably not as impressive as top 5 world but it was earlier into me playing the game and felt like a more substantial achievement.

Whenever I beat the lord of cinder in dark souls 3 because that was the first ever souls game or anything like it that I beat and it started my love for games like that

Lemon has to drop onto your yard for you to claim it

Dude I got WR speedrun for the Dragon Age 2 demo - also it was for a Machinima contest, got 100 bucks on the BioWare merch store huh

I thought ludwig meant “room” with Brie Larson lol

Best gaming moment for me - I used to play rocket league all the time and was playing a tournament that was run by smaller orgs (not an esport team or anything like that) I played out of my mind during the tournament, was declared mvp and that same week got champ for the first time in rocket league

I hit master in TFT recently and I’d say that’s my proudest gaming moment, since it was always something I thought I could do but never had the time or motivation to grind it out. Hit it fairly quickly like well under 150 games without playing the last two sets so my rank reset to absolute shitter elo after placements. Besides that I also got pr’d in my region for ultimate but I don’t really care about that one too much because I had already been kinda half done with that shitty game and about to quit but then I binked it so I hung up the controller for greener Melee pastures.

I’ve got a couple of best gaming moments, I hit champ 2 in rocket league after a year of solo queue(before the new ranks), I won a cod IW local with my friends for $400, and winning a Super Bowl in my friends madden franchise league

my best gaming moment is split between 2 moments- one is my first flawless trials of osiris run in destiny 1 which at like 15 was like winning a super bowl and then the second is qualifying for the Fortnite World Cup’s sunday semifinal- obviously I didn’t make it to the WC championship but me and my best friend grinded to finish top 10% of open quals at fortnite’s peak popularity and gave ourselves a chance

So does Atrioc get to claim being top 20 Na in league?

mine was hitting master in league after a few months of 5 hrs a day grind. something about getting there duoung with the homie who also works fulltime just hit so different, made me feel like even as an adult i can still hack it

I think my proudest gaming moment remains hitting gold for the first time in league. Gold at the time was like "the" rank to get to in order to get ranked rewards and stuff, and the season prior I had failed to get out of bronze, so finally hitting it after grinding it and making a point to do it solo felt really good. Since then I've consistently hit diamond but it just doesn't hit the same as your first time

My best moments are when I end up at a party with a Mario Kart Wii setup. My sister and I are secretly pros because it’s the only game we were allowed to play as kids. We never volunteer to play, we always wait for someone to get us in there and we absolutely destroy the competition. To this day I still beat everyone on Wii, and will still get 1st & 2nd on other Mario Karts that I’ve never played despite never learning how to use a real controller.

Getting 100% achievements (besides sloth) in Super auto pets. Added more packs but I’ll get back there

My proudest moment is probably when I was the top DPS of my guild in wow during the first patch in legion. When I started playing as a 13 year old I was dog shit at the game and was booted off of raids for being too bad. To come back to the game a handful of years later and top the dps charts in all my runs and have people asking me to join their PUG's to help carry them through heroic emerald nightmare was insane for my ego

I’ve won a few small online Fightcade tournaments for Samsho V Special over the years, but my proudest gaming moment was beating Alex Valle in that game on stream and in person to win a tournament. The bracket only had four people, admittedly, but it still felt great. Especially because Valle was the first person I ever played in that game in bracket at my first local ever a year prior, and he double-perfected me then. So it felt like a bit of a full-circle moment when I defeated him at last. And then covid shut down everything like a week or two later. RIP WNFOC at the old Esports Arena in Santa Ana.

Not the biggest feat, but I'm very proud of when I finally took a set off the guy who got me into playing melee competitively. After multiple years of bracket losses, I finally got my win, and it was very emotional for both of us. He is still better than me, but I got a second win eventually, and with zelda no less. Most of my other gaming achievements are just things that come with time, as I generally don't grind big challenges or play ranked modes. This topic has made me want to try though :)

As a Rocket league grandmaster, ludwig absolutely cannot hit diamond

Old school league player here but my proudest moment was back in the day at pax seeing all the irl friends from the community I ran for online league tournaments and meeting riot staff that we worked alongside. Getting to see your own community IRL is fantastic.

I'm Always Shit Always Happy when gaming, mostly play coop, and until recently had a pretty bad ADHD coded work ethic. Last year I clutched up at the Nav Canada FEAST exam simulation, which is essentially a top down ATC themed time management sim. I was first to finish on my testing day and was 1 of 2 ppl to not crash a plane. Now im eligible for a 6 figure job. Nothing else even comes close and nothing probably ever will LOL

Never would have guessed my college would make an appearance on the show! Shoutout to Nick for knowing what’s up 💯

Hit Grand Champion on Rocket League at 17 after having quit the game at Diamond when I was around 14-15. Probably the only game I'm consistently good at.

2 years ago I went to my first Pokemon TCG regional. It’s Swiss format, where you have to go 6-2-1 or better to be eligible to play 4 more rounds on Sunday/day 2. For difficulty reference, I have friends who have gone to 6+ regionals and have not yet made day 2. My first event, I get to 5-2-1, where if I win my final round I make it in. We go to game 3, last stock-esque situation and I manage to get the win off a multi-turn extremely niche setup and make day 2 my first event. I’ve been chasing that high ever since

Played rainbow six siege semi-pro during covid and clutched a 1v2 to win a semifinals game. Incredible feeling.

My proudest gaming moment is really stupid but I got the umbral echelon emblem in destiny 2 competitive completely solo which is the highest/hardest grind to do for pvp in a dead ish game. D2 super sucks but I'm a 34 year old dad so whatever I'm proud of it

I haven’t heard, “go on small beans” in a decade holy

i played rocket league on mnk and i couldnt do anything special in the air at all and i got to champ 3 just of game sense, from there and on the skill level skyrockets

Pokemon Gold Any% in 3:15:15, good enough for 5th place at the time. Took about a year and a half of grinding on and off. Close second is recently getting the Sarachnis pet on my extreme onechunk ironman on osrs, 7617kc. I had been streaming every single day for 98 days straight and was over 2.5x dry on the drop. My clip got featured in a big clip compilation video too :D

It took me until they pointed it out that Aiden yells a lot. He must yell all the time

hitting a sub 15 minute run on slay the spire or getting acknowledged by a pro tf2 player after playing that game my whole life

2500 ELO on faceit made me pretty proud. Also SL1 Dark Souls 3, where soul of cinder took me literal days of attempts.

Ludwig is so delusional about being able to make diamond in rocket league lmao, it would take him several hundred hours easily. I’ve watched dude play, he could not hit diamond in a few weeks

Proudest gaming moment was holding top 5% or 2% of players on every single map in mini motorways on Apple Arcade, weirdest obsession but I played every day for like two years and I still hold most of those the last time I played

Long time fan, I THOUGHT, you liVED WITH XQC????

Either my deathless sekiro playthrough or getting all the achievements in master chief collection which involves legendary difficulty speedruns and all campaigns on LASO

Getting every achievement in Sekiro will forever be my proudest gaming moment. I popped off so hard. lmao

Loooove the caption mal function at 30:50

My proudest gaming moment was winning my college swim team’s Beerio Kart tournament when I was 20 beers deep, and all of the other people in the finals were sober (we had to make drinking optional)

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Genuinely just the first time that I ever out fragged my older brother in a CS game. Felt like a passing of the torch

I was the #2 sailor and #4swordfighter in a game called puzzle pirates... If you ever need a new rabbit hole there are still a couple hundred people playing! Also mad shout out prescott

Not my proudest by definitely my most recent of getting a 3 hour 13 min insanity run on RE 9 last night Edit: my local Game Crazy (rest in peace) had a tournament for the midnight release of brawl and my 7 year old self made an actual adult rage quit the whole event by winning two games with pikachu

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My proudest was reaching diamond in tft for the first time. It was at a time i wasnt mentally okay so it was like proof to myself that i can achieve something if i try.

Probably just the few games I've beaten on "expert" or the hardest difficulty. Splinter Cell: Conviction as a kid. The Last of Us and Dishonored as a teen. lol, I guess I'm only good at stealth games.

I'm a big rhythm game fan so I'd probably answer my best scores / completions as my proudest moments. But other than that, the first time I ever top fragged in a CS game with my friends (that were way better than me) was awesome

My most proud gaming moment is either getting a top 15 time on peach beach in mario kart wii, getting my first top 100 win, or my run at supernova last year

a proud gaming moment was playing league with my ex for the first time (had only played a handful of time before that) and ult'ing as ashe and hitting majority of the other team with half of them across the fuckin map lol

My proudest gaming moment was playing Overwatch for my high school esports team during my freshman year and at one game on this stage with a big screen I got a 4k D.Va bomb and got play of the game in front of the crowd of absolute tens of people at that game, including my family and my friends

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You can also bump start a manual car, probably need a hill though

Proudest gaming moment was hitting masters in street fighter. I had been working on it for like 2 years and was the last one in my friend group to get it. We also had a friend of ours pass away, and he was my biggest inspiration, so I did it for him. RIP Eman, a fellow yardigan.

My proudest gaming moment was winning Slap City at Super Smash Con 2019. It was the finale of the competitive tournament circuit we had running for it called Slap League and I was never really someone who was on anyone's radar to win, but that day something happened and I just locked in and the rest is history.

I don't really play games like that, but I once hit all simultaneous gold on Duolingo French (this was so many years ago, no clue how the mechanic of the app works now, each chapter needed successfully finished rounds in a recent time frame and the whole language had to have been played through before, with each level of each chapter) No, that doesn't mean that I speak French, I was just sucked in.

My proudest gaming moment was playing Mario kart 8 with my friends, I was in first and while fully inked mushroom dodged a blue shell to win.

OMG, I finally know what Slime was talking about when he said "he'll jai alai him against the wall"

I'm pretty proud of the last 3 halo montages I made before I quit. Got a lot of love from guys that I looked up too in the scene and I feel like I actually did something other than waist my time on those dumb games.

Y’all gotta run back the swaps but reverse card the order that’d be awesome

I was #1 in this old browser game called Critter Forge like a decade and a half ago. More recently I won a competitive 5v5 League of Legends game that was commentated by Raz

Proudest gaming moment was finally beating my dad at mortal kombat then owning him in it after that

Ludwig could not hit diamond in rocket league under five hundred hours

Proudest moment was drunkly playing doubles with Bonfire and she said my bowser was good (Jk I was top 100 in 2 Celeste speedrun categories)

My proudest gaming moment was hitting Master in Teamfight Tactics when only 100 other people had hit it that season, I was no 101. Felt amazing.

Proudest moment was either getting top 100 in halo infinite or beating my ng+7 ds3 run. The latter probably will stick with me more because it was a major accomplishment for me bc I used to absolutely suck at that game.

Proudest gaming moment was getting top 8 at EMEA masters (European league of legends tournament) when we were predicted to lose in groups. Specifically playing against M8 (french bastards with korean imports) who were predicted to go pretty far in the tournament, and then whipping out a creative draft with Ziggs mid, Zac top and a Jinx ADC during laneswap meta to eat plates. Then we went on to draw BDS (more french bastards) and promptly got slapped 3-0.

My proudest gaming moment was beating the Half Sword play test with maxed NPC damage and minimum player health

My greatest gaming achievement might be getting the world record time on a rockstar created race in gta while playing with my friend when I was like 13. That or maybe a 1v5 clutch for the ranked win on siege with my stack watching. But my next goal is getting the platinum trophy on all souls games

Proudest gaming moment was finishing fcing all of the main setlist in gh3 for wii. Ttfaf I grinded but maxed at 96%

Hitting Onyx in Gears 4 whilst playing on a GPU that crashed to desktop at least two times per game

100% proudest moment was getting my first cutting edge in Nighthold in world of Warcraft. Recently got back into the game and just did my first full tier progressing to cutting edge. I’ve since joined a guild that is in the hall of fame which will presumably eclipse my previous best gaming moment assuming we clear hall of fame this upcoming tier

My proudest gaming moment was getting an ace in CS to clutch the final round. 4 stack with 3 close friends, the discord never felt more electric

My proudest gaming moment was ifc yipes hosted a gen 6 ou tournament on his stream with like 12 people entering the bracket. I won in front of the goat, it was electric, shouts out mega venasaur

Proudest gaming moments are from Final Fantasy 14. First is clearing UWU (Ultima Weapon Ultimate) through a PUG. It is the easiest Ultimate (highest difficulty raid) but getting my shiny weapon was cool and I wanted to just complete any of the ultimate raids before I quit the game. Second is completing a large group raid called the Baldesion Arsenal and getting a shiny ball mount. Baldesion is notorious for being tricky and requires a fully assembled discord group of party leaders and a person doing call outs. I just queued it for the first time and got lucky with a good party. I used to help organize parties and help other newbies run it to get them their mounts. It was cool to go from the noob who didn't do any damage because they were so focused on getting the clear to dropping off dick damage with fully maxed out gear to help carry newer players. FFXIV has a lot of problems with content nowadays but I remember those days I ran BA fondly because at that point it felt so much more like an MMO where the chat was poppin and I was queuing runs or just hanging out in instances with people I knew well.

produest gaming moment is taking a team better than us on paper to a 7 minute overtime in game 7 of my high school esports lan

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My proudest gaming moment happened like last week, I was playing Rainbow Six (a game I had passionately hated for years) as Cav, had taken about 80 damage from friendly fire, did not think I was gonna make it to the end of the round, ended up killing the defuse carrier right outside an external door, killed one more person who was approaching it, making it down to I believe a 2v1, timer gets down to 30 seconds, I use Cav's sneak to get to further in the building, manage to find the last guy thanks to a teammate's ping from cameras, and get him with just headshots to end the round. That doesn't sound super crazy good, but I am not the best at the game (I'm Copper V currently) and a random in the text chat was saying stuff like "dude this Cav is so good" and then "Cav let me suck itttt" when I got the last kill, and a random stranger who probably plays the game a lot more than I do saying stuff like that about me broke through the imposter syndrome.

One of my most proudest moments is completing the campaign for halo 3, all skulls legendary with my uncle on split screen when I was 8 and he was 11.

Proudest gaming moment is probably completing the one painful year challenge in a game called Project Zomboid, survive a full calendar year in the game. Barely made it through winter without freezing to death because I ran out of wood for the stove. Aside from single player, my friends and I had a tourney for smash 4, I played both and I won the smash 4 tourney.

I didn’t expect to hear about my fucking uni on the Yard (I went to the Daytona campus tho, Prescott is well known to be the chopped campus)

Getting my first 8/8 on Realm Of The Mad God.

My proudest gaming moment was probably hitting legend rank in Hearthstone a couple of years ago. It felt like a massive grind but after multiple hundreds of games in the monthly season the 50.1% win rate paid off.

Its hard to pick just one proudest gaming moment, there is an older one and a recent one, the old one happened when i was like 14 and i had found an online forum where people made low level league teams and played each other, i played a tryout for a team as a jungler with lee sin and we were in teamspeak at one point in the game i did a very badly executed ward jump into flash ult backwards on the enemy midlaner we killed him and won the game off of that and my teammates were like "Ok, we need this guy". For context that happened like months into playing the game i was silver at the time. The other one more recent happened in early days of tarkov i played on shoreline solo and ran into a 5man team in front of resort next to the scav snipers anyway it has a lot of hills and bushes, so i took some shots killed one than i rotated around the hills and shot them again from a different place took another one out then i just kept going like this, last 2 were in the valley in between the hills like hiding in a bush probably terrified killed them but then another team showed up so i had to leave but for the first team it must have felt like Vietnam, i would like to imagine from their pov it must have felt like 6 people were shooting them from different angels and stuff, its one of my proudest moments because i felt like a military master tactican using gorilla warfare afterwards.

I 100% believe Lud could hit Diamond in Rocket League...because it's not equivalent (even though AI google thinks it is). Diamond in Rocket League is like Gold in League. Most players SHOULD be diamond given a couple of weeks of practise.

my proudest gaming moment is either getting first place diamond 2v2's in sc2 with a buddy when I was gold and he was plat, and we queued into some people I knew from starcraft twitter, or 100%ing yoshi's island was pretty cool

50:24 "now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time"

this is the most handsome the gang has ever looked. nick and luds hair looked insane

30+ winstreak on the US sc2 masters ladder (on australian ping)

two slam dunks at the end

my proudest gaming moment was winning an invitational MTG tournament at the local game store (used to be called Power 9 in Long Beach, they would host melee tourneys back in the day yall are probably familiar), the prize was a shop playmat they took to the big Vegas tournament that year and had every artist there draw a piece of art on and sign it. still havent gotten around to framing it but its a pretty rad "trophy" to have

I'm a Celeste speed runner, so my proudest gaming moment for sure is hitting my PB of 38:06. Took me like 5 years to hit!

proudest gaming moment is such a tough one, so many mixed emotions. first thing that came to mind for me was the time I hit #3 global on the sea of thieves arena leaderboard (RIP that gamemode iykyk) gotta be that or hitting grand champ in rocket league the first time. maybe 3rd place at my elementary school mario kart tournament too

What's crazy is that David Koresh's real name was Vernon. Interesting...

My proudest gaming moment was becoming a varsity ᵉˢᵖᵒʳᵗˢ athlete for my university playing overwatch. We were one win off getting flown in to play on stage at LAN :( But more recently it's been dropping fat dumps on supertf in deadlock

getting 2nd at a TF2 LAN when I was 16 or clutching my master's game in overwatch after hitting every shot

One take on Nick’s question: “If you enter your neighbor’s vineyard, you may eat all the grapes you want, but do not put any in your basket. If you enter your neighbor’s grainfield, you may pick kernels with your hands, but you must not put a sickle to their standing grain.” - Deuteronomy‬ ‭23‬:‭24‬-‭25‬ In this situation, I would argue that taking one lemon for a cake is fine, but you probably shouldn’t collect their lemons.

proudest gaming moment for me was being the worst loss of a PR player in my city last ranking season. not that big in the grand scheme but melee hard

my proudest gaming moment was getting top 8 in a Pokemon draft tournament with a few hundred entrants, me and my best friend would grind the matchups every week and I felt very happy with all my wins, definitely could have won the last game too if I made an adjustment to one of my sets that I was thinking about but never did.

honestly even if u win the one dorito game you really cant claim to be a certain rank unless you have spent a decent amount of time playing in that rank and remained stable in it

Archie spelled it flavour

Having the potential for a good rank is something to consider as well. If the right conditions are able to be created with the right team it could create motivation enough to go where you think you should be. Thats kinda just gambling on good luck if you dont push for those conditions and connections though.

Proudest Gaming moment was goin 15/3/23 on shiv in Deadlock. I was schmoovin around that map like nobody's business. Hitting A20 on ironclad was also very empowering

Proudest gaming moment was I Top 8'd a magic 5k, one player didnt want to split and I won versus them to split top 4 while playing absolutely the best I have ever played. That or making top 64 at a 1400 player event and being the top performing player on my deck choice.

Ludwig would be lucky to hit gold 1 in RL

being the 8th person to sub 20 clustertruck on my school issued macbook i usb'd games onto after only 3 months of play at 2am when i was 13 was the most excited ive maybe ever been

ive never watched lud play rocket league but if he can‘t even aerial he's not getting to diamond anytime soon

Might be a long shot, but the glasses are giving Trif. I like em tho :)

I’m a casual gamer so nothing super notable, getting Legend for the first time in Hearthstone 2015 felt awesome (even though it really just was about how many games you put in). Beyond that, getting such a high score in an indie game that was not only double the next but it broke the leaderboard and crashed my game felt fucking sick. Wish I had something better though, maybe I should get on a grind.

This is an insane confluence of a couple recent references, but my proudest gaming moment is winning an in-house Call of Duty 4 tournament at iD Tech Camps when I was like 13. Wanna say like 50 or so kids all together in the tournament. Last round was a head to head tiebreaker against an older kid and I beat him by 1 kill.

I need an episode with just the wideshot plz

One of mine was beating my training partner and friend in bracket at the sf5 local when he usually would beat me clean 20-0 some days. Good luck on your losers run I was better today

"don't put your dick between by balls" really got me, that's an all-timer

getting Recon in Halo 3 by finishing all the VidMasters was def a highlight of my childhood/ gamer life

You shouldn't throw food out of your car window. It attracts rodents near the road which attracts birds of prey and is a major reason why hawks and falcons get hit by cars so often.

Proudest gaming moment probably was getting top 5 on the global leaderboard for super auto pets after ranked mode dropped. Took a couple year break, the game is harder now, or maybe I never understood it to begin with. I’m not even top 50% anymore. The tournament scene in that game is crazy, those guys are light years ahead of ladder chuds

Proudest moment gotta be a 1v5 Viper clutch in semifinals of intercollegiate valorant tournament in game 3 OT

Proudest gaming moment gotta be the 1v5 SND clutch on Fringe round 11 when my stack got shit talked into a private lobby match

This episode in a nutshell; ‘I’m so sick of this fucking company’

Proudest gaming moment was having my friend group glaze my friend in ultimate then beating him on single joycon w/o custom controls on random

Proudest gaming moment was doing my first glitch in San Andreas on the swing set in front of my friends

Proudest gaming moment was getting a 200 game win streak on bow duels on hypixel

Proudest gaming moment was beating the elden ring dlc with the gloves cuz I did a magic build for base

Proudest gaming moment was grinding building cool stuff on a Minecraft server with friends and hearing them be impressed by it when they log on like days later

Nintendude isn’t even an original league name. NintendudeX is an OG League pro in the LCS. He jungled and helped qualify Team Coast back when the LCS had a promotion system. He was on GGau with Darshan and Shiphtur Back in 2014

my proudest gaming moment would be qualifying in the pokemon tcg challenge cup 2 during covid, i placed top 100, mightve top 50 i think it was like 62nd, in the qualfying stage, did meh in the next stage but the qualfier was 50 games and I crushed it for like an actual videogame, kind of nothing, i suck at games and i dont play competitive most of the time, honestly it might just be beating a vanilla run of elden ring

Reluctantly watching this before the reg

What patreon tier gets to hear his address?

Bro if the Waco cult guy was around in the mid 2000s he’s probably at the very least a part of the current administration

Slime bringing back the distinguished gentlemen look with those glasses right now

Gaming podcast ep. 4 type title

Another month another five dollars to the white man

wahoo!