Where virtual skill meets real-world achievement—this is my personal flex space.

Souls Series Grind
The Souls series has been my long-term commitment. I’ve completed all the major challenge runs, pushed myself through self-imposed restrictions, and spent plenty of time in PvP where every mistake is punished instantly. Dark Souls II holds a special place for me as its the first one I begin with. These days, I’m actively playing Elden Ring: Nightreign.

CS2 – A Place to Switch Off
CS2 isn’t about chasing ranks for me anymore — it’s where I relax. In an environment that often feels like an unregulated cheater’s playground, I stopped caring about winning and started enjoying the simplicity: no overthinking, no pressure, just aim, movement, and instinct. Back in CS:GO, Cobblestone was home. Since its removal, I’ve become an immigrant at Dust2 — not by choice, but by necessity.

On the Road
Travel has been a big part of my life. I’ve spent time in many different countries, not just passing through, but actually staying long enough to experience daily life, local culture, and traditions firsthand. Meeting people from completely different backgrounds, sharing stories, and tasting foods I’d never encountered before has been incredibly grounding. Those experiences shaped how I see the world far more than anything I could’ve learned from a screen.

Freedom of Time
I’m fortunate to have achieved financial independence early. While many people are tied to work out of necessity, I solved that problem years ago. Now, I work purely by choice — as a hobby, not an obligation. That freedom gives me time: time to travel, time to play, time to explore interests without pressure. Games aren’t an escape for me; they’re something I get to enjoy fully, without compromise.