Eventually became a Community Contributor so now I get involved in game development itself which is an amazing experience. Then World of Warships happened, I watched Jingles himself play it in CBT and I knew I had to get it and been playing WoWS ever since. I had to go and check it because I was a massive WWII and tanks in general fan.Īfter a while, I actually started getting good at the game and I wanted to take it to a new level but I was always stopped by people around me that weren’t that much into pro-gaming. I’ve heard about it totally by random from one of my friends. But with University this changed, got Internet an soon after that I started playing World of Tanks. I got Internet really late, so I was super out of the loop for a long time and I’m still learning and adjusting to the whole thing because Internet was not something I needed, as my parents would say and I kind of agreed at first. Been playing games since I was a kid when my dad got me one of those Nintendo consoles…you know what I talking about, the Super Mario one of course…Īfter that, it all took a natural path of switching to Nintendo64, Playstation 1 and 2 and eventually a PC. Harkonnen: To start, can you please tell us a bit more about you?įlambass: Well I’m 29 years old, born and live in Croatia. October Streamer of the Month for the Daily Bounce readers is a fellow World of Warships Community Contributor: Flambass.
To further improve the Streamer of the Month, I will now be performing and publishing a small interview with the selected Streamer. The idea is to make readers aware of new Streamers and at the same time, give these fantastic guys an opportunity to get more exposure. Ever since the start of The Daily Bounce I’ve supported various World of Tanks and World of Warships streamers and at the beginning of 2018, the Featured Streamer was replaced by Streamer of the Month.
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