Unga Bunga Man @Xander_sama - Twitter Profile

5 months ago

We're giving away 20 Steam codes for Borderlands 4: Super Deluxe Edition, which includes Bounty Pack 2: Legend of the Stone Demon, out Feb. 26! For a chance to win: 💖 Like this post 🔁 Share this post 💬 Tag a friend in the comments Contest ends Feb. 25 at 9 a.m. PT. Terms & Conditions apply.

Borderlands's tweet photo. We're giving away 20 Steam codes for Borderlands 4: Super Deluxe Edition, which includes Bounty Pack 2: Legend of the Stone Demon, out Feb. 26!

For a chance to win:
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Contest ends Feb. 25 at 9 a.m. PT.
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Shukei (Commissions Open)

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6 months ago

Lets go Dhalsiiiiiiiiiiim!!!!! 🤣

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BossLogic

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6 months ago

For this week’s BLKOUT Select Spotlight, we’re shining a light on someone who didn’t just exist in (The fight game) gaming culture. He helped steer it for this generation and the ones to come. From the place I still like to call home, the FGC. Let me introduce the man with the love for the craft and the discipline to show up every single day. Maximilian Dood. Max isn’t just a streamer. He’s a historian of the fight game. A dude who carried entire franchises on his back through pure dedication, community energy, and that signature “LET’S GO” chaos we all know too well. From MvC to Guilty Gear to Street Fighter to Tekken, you name a best'em Up, Max made sure fighting games never faded. When publishers went quiet. When trends moved on. When attention spans got shorter. He was still there. Uploading. Breaking down tech. Reacting. Teaching. Keeping the flame alive. He didn’t just play the games. He built culture around them. People love Max because he’s real. He respects the art form. He puts people on without talking down. He makes deep mechanics feel approachable. He celebrates the vets and welcomes the newcomers. And he did all of this long before it was cool to care again. Max is one of those rare creators who didn’t change to fit the industry. The industry changed around him. Whether it’s the hype moments, the netcode blessings, or the way he protects the legacy of the FGC, Max feels like that older brother at the arcade. Hands you a token. Shows you a combo. Then still beats you with a smile. To me, Max is proof of what passion looks like when you stay consistent. The BLKOUT Select Spotlight is for creators who move culture through presence, passion, and consistency. This week, that light belongs to Max.

Bosslogic's tweet photo. For this week’s BLKOUT Select Spotlight, we’re shining a light on someone who didn’t just exist in (The fight game) gaming culture.
He helped steer it for this generation and the ones to come. From the place I still like to call home, the FGC.

Let me introduce the man with the love for the craft and the discipline to show up every single day. Maximilian Dood.

Max isn’t just a streamer.
He’s a historian of the fight game.
A dude who carried entire franchises on his back through pure dedication, community energy, and that signature “LET’S GO” chaos we all know too well.

From MvC to Guilty Gear to Street Fighter to Tekken, you name a best'em Up, Max made sure fighting games never faded. When publishers went quiet. When trends moved on. When attention spans got shorter. He was still there. Uploading. Breaking down tech. Reacting. Teaching. Keeping the flame alive.

He didn’t just play the games.
He built culture around them.
People love Max because he’s real.
He respects the art form.
He puts people on without talking down.
He makes deep mechanics feel approachable.
He celebrates the vets and welcomes the newcomers.

And he did all of this long before it was cool to care again. Max is one of those rare creators who didn’t change to fit the industry.

The industry changed around him.
Whether it’s the hype moments, the netcode blessings, or the way he protects the legacy of the FGC, Max feels like that older brother at the arcade. Hands you a token. Shows you a combo. Then still beats you with a smile.

To me, Max is proof of what passion looks like when you stay consistent.

The BLKOUT Select Spotlight is for creators who move culture through presence, passion, and consistency.

This week, that light belongs to Max.

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Do you have a minute to talk about The Book of Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo? Dan is life, praise be to he!

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Polarityplus @polarityplus

6 months ago

Let's go Justin!

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7 months ago

@RinoTheBouncer Borderlands 4

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about 1 year ago

@AskPlayStation Its just so crazy how a company can be so tone deaf to their long time customers with such ease. I truly respect the dedication to be absolute heartless greedy uncaring worthless pieces of unseen trash. Big applause, biiiiig applause to that stuff.

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about 1 year ago

@AskPlayStation Oh and I love how even though information provided is exact with proof or purchase that you just say "its not validated" when what you really meant to say is "I don't want to help anyone". So big and brave, truly. Greatness waits, but not as much as actual customer service.

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about 1 year ago

@AskPlayStation Hi. Big fan, can you inform me why you love being little grubby thieves when you sell a faulty psn codes and after days of the customer being respectful with information you and your people ask for you just ignore the whole thing? I'm just curious is all.

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