gecks
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Signed Up August 15, 2014
Last Posted July 18, 2023 at 1:35 AM
Posts 299 (0.1 per day)
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#11 ESEA Invite: The Mad Men vs. Classic Mixup in Events

11 o clock please hurry.

posted about 9 years ago
#1878 THE GREAT TF.TV CHALLENGE in Off Topic

My lovely mother took this when I moved into my apartment this year. Also my casting setup.

https://scontent-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/10478595_340421189455670_453156218232068914_n.jpg?oh=5fcad1d85d780ea177bf3996f2f17e8a&oe=55AE9879

posted about 9 years ago
#5 lethal league in Other Games

I absolutely love this game. Anyone that wants to play it, add me.

I've never been a fighting game guy, have hardly played any except for Super Smash Bros on the N64. This game is probably the most fun I've had in a long time when it comes to gaming. Since I've never gotten used to playing fighting games with a controller, I can use the keyboard and mouse pretty well. I just re-bind Z and X in my Razer Synapse config to mouse 2 and 4. and then use WASD for movement related things. Works pretty well for me. Is a controller a lot easier to play with, am I at a disadvantage?

posted about 9 years ago
#21 Roger Federer - Another Grand Slam Passes By in Off Topic

I think Federer definitely still have some time left. He is playing pretty well right now, and just got outplayed by a guy who has been playing quite well this whole tournament. Same goes for the Djoker. As far as him not winning, I by no means see it as a tragedy. I'm thrilled to finally see some other people getting to the finals of these tournaments besides the big four. Keeps things much more interesting, and it's giving other guys a shot at a title.

posted about 9 years ago
#16 ESEA Invite: froyotech vs. Classic Mixup in Events

Thanks for the support everyone. Love you all. GGs to both teams.

posted about 9 years ago
#16 CEVO Professional: Street Hoops eSports vs. Blockback Mountain in Events

Thanks for the love everyone. Had an awesome time on my first cast, and I can't wait to get in to do some more soon!

posted about 9 years ago
#141 i49 Fragumentary in News

Probably the best movie for any game I have seen.

posted about 9 years ago
#21 Casting TF2 in TF2 General Discussion

Thanks again everyone. Can't wait to start casting some games.

RJI'm excited to see you cast some TF2! Was hoping to see more of you after catching the WCG Casts a long while ago.

I'm surprised you've seen some of those WCG casts, most people outside of that community haven't. But thanks!

posted about 9 years ago
#124 Rap you like in Off Topic

MGK and Tech N9ne are god tier.

posted about 9 years ago
#8 ONSLAUGHT by deli in Videos

Other than it being slowmo'd a bit too much at times, this was a great video. Awesome music and awesome frags. Keep it up.

posted about 9 years ago
#14 Casting TF2 in TF2 General Discussion
dashnerI see you live in PA.

If you end up enjoying casting competitive TF2 and are interested in attending a TF2 LAN in October consider this:

http://teamfortress.tv/thread/17547/gxl-lan-fall-2014

Speaking as a part of the production team, I'd love to let you cast a game or two if you've gotten into it by then.

Oddly enough, I actually go to college about 30 minutes away from the LAN. I was planning on attending, if nothing else just to hang out with some of the guys from the community. If I could get in on a cast or two that'd be fantastic.

posted about 9 years ago
#10 Casting TF2 in TF2 General Discussion

Thanks for the support everyone, I really appreciate it.

HKWhat's different about TF2 compared to CS:GO that would make up for your lack of passion for CS?

Not trying to challenge you at all; just curious.

Edit: I should read the whole post before responding.

And thats okay, fair question. I wasn't really much of a CS:GO player. Only have about 100 hours on the game, just don't really have a passion for it. I thought I'd like it because I was a competitive CS:S player. I was supposed to write articles on players and teams I really didn't know much about, as well as having to cast them. Just made it much less enjoyable. Whereas TF2 is the game I play, and have a passion for.

posted about 9 years ago
#1 Casting TF2 in TF2 General Discussion

I know I'm not well known in these parts, but allow me to introduce myself. My name is Anthony "gecks" Miserendino, and I have been casting E-Sports for around 5 years now. I was one of those fortunate enough to get an abnormally deep voice at a young age, and love using it. My reason for posting here is because I would like to become a caster for TeamFortressTV. Here are some of the higher profile events I have casted (links to videos at the bottom):

- Former caster for CEVO CS:GO (2013)
- WCG USA 2012 LAN Finals for Crossfire (attended LAN and casted along side of Corey Dunn)
- WCG USA 2013 LAN Finals for Crossfire (attended LAN and casted along side of Alex "Goldenboy" Mendez)
- Casted for Team USA DoD:S (in 2011?) during their run in Nations Cup
- Various other events, WCG USA Online Qualifiers, CFS NA Qualifiers for CrossFire, etc.
Note: My time at CEVO ended only because I was casting CS:GO, a game which I really didn't have a passion for.

I have come here to try and get into the TF2 casting scene, as I'm not sure where else to go. This upcoming UGC season I will be playing silver 6s as medic, being my main class (Though I'm more of a gold level med). Now I'm fully aware that I'm not quite as experienced as far as the level I've played at as some of the casters in the community, but hear me out.

I've been somewhat bothered at times watching casts within this community. I feel as though some of the casters just aren't as enthusiastic about the game as they could be. I am certainly more of a play by play caster, being able to follow the action quickly and bring the exciting moments to you, providing a cast and experience that you'll remember. I've seen some amazing moments happen on casts, only to have those moments somewhat soiled by unexcited casters. I think most good casts will contain a good play by play caster that brings the exciting moments, coupled by a color caster to do the analysis.

I have a passion for the game of TF2, and a passion for casting. So much so that I want to turn my casting into a career in sports broadcasting, which is how I'm spending my time at college (yes I'm well aware of the difficulty of getting into this field). I'd love to become a caster for Team Fortress TV, and bring my excitement and enthusiasm to every single cast, and create a memorable experience for the viewers. Thank you for your time, and I hope to hear from you soon.

Videos:
One of my more recent casts: http://www.twitch.tv/esportsgenesis/b/538905867
WCG USA 2012 LAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wdbiPByR-s
WCG USA 2013 LAN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5EmUAZ93IE

posted about 9 years ago
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