I started gaming when I was 12 years old. My first videogame was The Sims. I just have loads of fun. I remember being completely hooked from the first moment; there was just something magical about creating lives, building homes, and orchestrating those little pixelated dramas. Honestly, I had loads of fun – it felt like discovering an entirely new universe of endless possibilities right there on my computer screen

What truly defines my favorite moments isn’t one grand event, but the countless times we’ve shared pure, unfiltered joy live on stream. Whether it’s spontaneous laughter during a chaotic game, heartfelt reactions to community stories, or celebrating small victories together – every broadcast builds its own magic. For me, every screen-lit second with this community is irreplaceable.

Here’s my survival kit for new creators: First, break up with the analytics dashboard. Obsessing over numbers suffocates creativity. Second, chase growth through curiosity – experiment wildly, fail spectacularly, let your unique voice emerge. And finally? Protect your joy like it’s the rarest MTG card. Passion translates through screens; when you’re genuinely having fun, your audience feels it. Quality sharpens your edge, but joy is your heartbeat.