Dylak_Wiin
When I’m not playing games I enjoy mountain biking, kayaking, fishing, throwing baseball/football/knives/axes and traveling. My girlfriend has 2 mutts she adopted and I have fell in love with not only her, but them. I am the Quality Control Coordinator at the largest plumbing wholesale company in the south, ProSource Plumbing. Food is life. Whether it’s cooking or going to any and every restaurant that isn’t a chain, you will always find that there is food in my mouth or in my hand.
A little about my gaming life:
The first ARPG I ever played was Diablo when I was about 9 years old back in 2001. Moved to Diablo 2 and for years I grinded on top of grinding. After quite some time, along came Titan Quest which I instantly fell in love with just because of the story and roots. The massive expansion, Immortal Throne was fantastic. I haven’t played Ragnarok yet though, so no spoilers. Jk, I don’t care. Once Diablo 3 was released a million years later it was time to slaughter all in my path as I proceeded to fight for the fate of Sanctuary. After some time and many many games, I worked my way around steam to find Grim Dawn. I have yet to beat it due to getting side tracked with real life at the time but nonetheless I enjoyed the time I spent playing. Then Path of Exile brought a whole new challenge to the table. A massive passive network that allowed (almost) any class to be (almost) anything and it sucks me in for every league. Might not be the most fun but I don’t want to talk about the money I have spent on cosmetics and tabs. Finally it’s 2021, on July 1st I decided I needed something to play until the new PoE league. I searched high and low for a game that I thought I could enjoy playing for hours and I am so glad I stumbled upon Last Epoch. I have a certain love for casters, kiting is my jam, but I can’t resist the love of swinging a sword. I instantly knew that Spellblade would call my name and be one my favorites. Only 50 hours in and this game has exceeded expectations given it’s beta state. I can’t wait to see what the future has in store.