Timothy Wong

Games have always been a natural part of my life that I've always been able to excel at. For example, when it came to sports, people were generally surprised that the skinny asian kid could easily challenge the ace in a one-on-one battle. Even though I don't have proof of this, but I think losing to somebody who isn't supposed to beat you has a big mental impact. Apparently, I was really good at getting into people's heads and messing with them. One day I decided that I wanted to take my abilities into multiplayer video games. However, I never left my competitive drive behind when I left sports. The drive that pushes me to want to win is the same drive that allows me to have fun and learn even when I'm losing.