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[2010 - 2020]💖 An updated High Moons statement release from a long ways back verified the discontinued support to the TF Video Games across the platforms [PS3, PS4 X-Box360, and PC]. Two years later, out of nowhere this week - it happened. On 4/16/2020, the standing online servers across all the Transformers games were shut down and are no more. As players begin to move on or grieve with the loss of losing what we grew up on, i decided to take to my TF audience & platform out there in a speech to give a revised highlight of what was important to know as a Transformers player and key take aways from the cycles of each Era of the Game Play that mattered to you. As a player to these games and a fellow lover of Transformers. As a player, a generational competitor & historian, it was my honor to not only document so many brilliant, creative and talented gamers {the many adults, kids, & teens} but to also experience the numerous Eras of the Transformers online cycles that passed us by year after year that gave us the ability to be all that we could be. Not just as a team, but as a whole Community of Cybertronians.💯 Blessings to you all in life

I do these frequently for the games I'm competitively active on in order to gain improved game sense and knowledge in my own right at my own pace. This development is a 2-way road as a challenger may also see a similar result through a different looking glass. *1) Be respectful.* *2) Follow the match guideline.* *3) play with some sense of honor or value* *4) Be patient* *5) Do not take the end result of matches to heart, regardless of a win or loss.* *There is NO paywall to my matches. These sessions are free to Rodimus Prime® dedicated subscribers on YouTube & followers of my Twitch only. After a full week passes at least, you're set to go* ^.^ Paying me to fight me is a waste of money put to better things. My panel's open to friends.. #DBZCallToAction #Destiny1v1 #1vs1challenge #CallToAction #1v1

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*Transformers® Gaming Competitive veteran (2014 - 2020).* *Destiny® Veteran (2015 - 2021)* **Transformers: War For Cybertron™ (ps3)** - member of the Freedom Fighters Alliance (F.F.A) {2014 - 2015} - 2nd-in-command of the Freedom Fighters Alliance (F.F.A) new gen. {2017 - 2018} - www.Gamefaqs.com/ WFC ~ Anti-Glitchers Respect Creator (2018) - Greatest Of All Time competitor **[2015 - 2017]** **Transformers: Fall of Cybertron™ (ps3 / ps4)** - T.A.C.T™ Productions Inc. Founder// Creator (2016 - present) - Anti-Glitcher Community Board co-founder (2017) - www.Gamefaqs.com/ FOCps3/board officer/community ethics officer {2017 - 2019} - Greatest Of All Time listed competitor [2016 - 2018] **Injustice: Gods Among Us (2015)** - Top 700 Hawk Girl players worldwide. (Rank online) **Injustice 2® (2019)** - *I$$AC Kolosseum* $50 - Top 16 (16th/50) - BlackJezuz' NRS 2023 Championship - 17th place (17th/40) - **Soul Caliber V (online)** - Global [Rank]: 2,502 - Xiba fighting style: Kong Style | Kali-Yuga **Dragonball: Xenoverse 2® (2017 - 2019)** - *The 2018 Female characters only* $💵 *Tourney* www.GameSpot.com/ dragon-ball-xenoverse-2/ | *Top 32 {25th / 90}* - Closed unofficial Community Kaiōken Tournament creator (2019, discontinued) **Fortnite™ (ps4// 2017 - 2019)** - [Creative Mode] - 16 player Turtle-Time Contest winner. (2018) - [Creative Mode] - The "PrettyBoy's Tilted Tower Zone War" cross-platform Contest winner. (basically a Fucknite sweat's shame🙄) **Destiny® / Destiny 2® (2015 - 2020)** - Former member // Administrator of The Satanic Kings {TSK} {2016 - 2019} - Former / Affiliate of The Frost Wolves® [D.M.G] Destiny Clan - Former Agents of Apollo {A.O.A} Clan contender - Former Member of the Vagabond Ronin (VR) Clan {2019 - 2020} - T.A.C.T™ inc Destiny Branch Founder {2019, discontinued} - Member of the Official Trials of Osiris™ Community online {2019 - TBA} - ex. member of The Mesa Sean® Raiders (2019 - 2021) - Member / Co-Administrator. PvP Sr. tactician of Clan Divinity® {2021 - ???} **DragonBall FighterZ® (ps4// 2018 - current)** - *3x time Realm of Degens™ {R.o.D™} PS4 ~ Top 8* - *1x FlameYue_TTV' Cell Games ~ Top 8* - *2x Lord of The South® {LOTS} ~ Top 16* - *1x OFA_Groove Gaming® Tournament ~ Top 3* (sponsored by O.F.A® | One For All®, 2020 discontinued) - *2x xBasementxGaming | Gravity Room - Top 16* - *Creator / Originator of the Iacon Battle Circuit™ {I.B.C} registered Smash.gg Tournament* | *(2020 - 20??).* - *(7x) Top 32 NLBC Online* {17th place 😡} - DRAGON BALL FighterZ (PS4) E.V.O 2021 Online Side Tournaments - *Open Qualifier #1 North America East Day 1 July 31th, 2021* | *TOP 32* 136th / of 463 - DRAGON BALL FighterZ (PS4) EVO 2021 Online Side Tournaments - *Open Qualifier #1 North America East Day 2 August 1st, 2021* | *TOP 32* 31st - 34th / 199 - *King of The East® {online} 2021*~ Top 8 | [ 6th / 25 ] - *Moogy* | *$100 TX Degenerate Brawl® 2022 - Top 8* [ 8th / 24 ] - *Moogy* | *$100 TX Degenerate Brawl® 2023 - Top 16* [ 10th / 29 ] - *Dead Zone Circuit®* - Top 8 (3x) -

*"Why do 1v1s matter so much to you, Rodimus?"* I'm asked. This isn't the 1st time I've explained so let me begin. As an honorable duelist / competitor of any platform to online, I do take these somewhat seriously as an anchoring measure of many teaching variables of that competitive platform. I have a vague reputation in past gaming experiences over 15+ yrs as a player known for this trade. I'm caught in controversial crossfires many times when communities don't support or value the ideal of a 1vs1 contest. They're seen as toxic, disgusting waste of times that flaunt who swings a bigger dick or "serves no point to a video game." People generally look at me when this becomes an issue cause they know how I am with this topic. Consider this: Knowing all the pros & cons that goes into this optional choice, I'll still go through with this choice till I can't do the lifestyle anymore. 1vs1s are a life choice in video gaming culture that a person does. You do them or you don't do them, simple as that. You do need to be respectful about how you go about invoking a 1vs1 tho, not everyone does them or takes them kindly or seriously or competitively. You *need* to know that you will always be judged for doing this as a norm no matter what happens by fools or hecklers that undermine you yet clearly won't play you for fear of exposure or eating their own words in criticism without grounds. You also need to know that doing matches like these *can and will* wear you out if you're not conditioning yourself or staying on top of your training and/or consistency with rest. So if your running your mouth off, you'll be humbled before long. While this can be taught the easy way (knowing your limits beforehand), it's usually learned the hard way. As team-based game play grows, the more this solo lifestyle becomes a dead art form of combat. Thus is why I get asked this. People support and rely on their teammates so much that they forget how to work for themselves when the times call; it's more common than you think. What about your individual knowledge? What about your own gun game or knowledge of tools & tech? What about your game sense and what to do or not do? Teamwork is very important yes, its the core value to a team-based game mechanic, but do you know what to do when your teammates aren't around to help you? OR if you cannot fully rely on them?🤔 This is the true nature of its field in answering self-posing questions. A 1v1 contest establishes a sense of self-awareness, working under pressure, learning your own play-styles or your teammates play styles, pros and cons of maps/areas, a better sense of weapons or skills or attachments, honing general game sense or tactics on your own before incorporating team sense & mostly having a self-confidence (NOT arrogance) that you can do a task without aid to some degree. What good is supporting a team if you cant support yourself appropriately against varying types of opposition? in my opinion, I feel a 1v1 can occasionally help with this so you are aware of what you can and cannot do on a competitive-only sense of play. 1-on-1s have a place on literally any platform that, for one, can house private game settings regardless of mass overridden team play merit and that can support the trade in good taste OR is done without personal pride, ego or greed. I know where I'm standing as I made my decision. I'll still be at the center of this controversy for years to come as not everyone agrees with me or the idea of why 1v1s are OR *need* to be a thing... and that's ok. I'm a walking example to praise and mass criticism both, and so I choose to live with it.

Where does my dream in wanting to be the best come from and how it got this far? Before I was this - Rodimus Prime™? It's a long story to tell (yet again) so it's good for me to post it here for *you* to know. This started back in high school. 2008. My Graduation year. Originally i just wanted to be the best in my school. I fought very hard to earn my place and win this PS2 video game tournament the teachers held for our Sr Graduation Yr. months in planning. Then, after a series of life detours, my thinking changed. I decided to strive higher than that and actually apply my talents without worrying about money or the lack there of. i love art. i love video games. I love math. and i love problem solving stuff. We do not have internet, only Dial-Up. So how do you put it all together to try to stretch this? That's the hard part of a dream that i had to learn through a long journey. My dream was laughed at a lot as a kid, even as an adult still, because no one believed i could do it or that it was even possible to do unless its seen. No one but 1 person believed me; my best friend. He never questioned that it wasn't possible because we believed that, with enough dedication, anything can be sought or achieved. He stuck with me to help me through a lot of good and bad times figuring out how to make this come into reality each day or what directions i gotta go to stay educated in this field kinda while struggling to hold down work or take care of family. With the two of us together, I got more goals done in the one year compared to the 5 years prior to by myself. This was clarity i so rarely had that i was blessed by God to have with our time together. Having found the right path for me to go in, we could accomplish anything. He was there with me for a long while, helped me through so much in finding myself, up till his death in 2014. Complications of the disease he was born with. The shock from that day caused a huge void of emotion that changed so much; I still don't honestly think I'm over it. I loved my friend so much, like a brother, and I miss him all the time because of that rare closeness like that. I was doing this gaming work for so long with him & life changed this. It's depressing to stay positive all the time when only one person ever really knew what you're striving for, why video games matter and how you feel about it... He was a huge part of my circle in many affairs... and I lost a lot when I lost him in those days..

*cont.* in 2015, our luck changed again as we ditched Dial-Up finally and went into Verizon internet. With that and so a whole new phase of things would then happen slowly but surely. i was able to step up into doing video games online now, here at our home for the first time ever. With my best friend gone, I was depressed for a time wanting to go into this alone because that's the way it was gonna be for a while in my adult life. Other friends i had weren't gamers at all or knew hardly anything about video games like that or like what i was doing. i had to suppress the reality or likelihood of not having someone around that gets me or the reasons why video games matter to me without me needing to explain it 100 different times. A time where being an adult sucks shit but its the hand i'm dealt so I'll deal. I tried my hands at the early stages of this YouTubing things since gamers and YouTubers can be the same person. I didn't know how to operate YouTube and so i sought to bring along a partner to help me run my YouTube, but that reality started off rather horribly with one person to trust so i stuck to it myself. I setup shop on a couple games to start into my newfound activity and start the next directions of my gaming journey. This was to be Call of Duty: Ghosts, War For Cybertron, Borderlands, Fall of Cybertron, Kingdom Hearts and Destiny. and so the journey online began, a journey that then slowly but surely became my own personal hell whether or not i wanted to admit it. A lot was learned not just about me and my ambition... but also the company i keep or rather the company i may so seek, how they'd develop, and how much this would then cause both a positive and negative expansion of opportunity to the next gaming plateau not yet seen. Only felt. Much pain, misery, disappointment, being undermined, emotional grief, discredited accusations, brief contentment and burden across 3 1/2 years straight of constant online competitive exposure. Massive success briefly followed for a time, but at what price? Through the process of still dutifully committing to high level gaming, a massive negative emotion would start to bud that i only had myself to blame. I'm still paying for it now honestly. You see, being blamed or underestimated or undervalued constantly drives a person to want to take action against absolute shit that blames and degrades others. Absolute shit that only respects the strong and outcasts the weak; isolates them is a better term. When you hear ignorant, racist crap constantly ~"you play like shit", "your trash", "weak ass n!**a", "noob player"~ is when you begin to take yourself highly seriously. When a game is no longer fun; its now a chore. a duty to yourself. To *NOT* lose to garbage. You start to just hate everybody you meet because you cant be yourself or do what you want to do without it always being an issue to idiots. you start disregarding your own well-being at times or personal interest and it creates a vast toxic commitment. Like i have to be angry all the damn time to do something or be happy about nothing. You dedicate so much time and literally go that far everyday to ensure 100% that nobody will ever disrespect who you are and what you believe. This is where you begin to do a lot of great things - not out of love or respect for video games at those times unfortunately, but out of hatred and spite for the pieces of shit that play them. is it such a crime to want to be yourself? YES. IT. IS. i feel that way because a person is always scared of what something else can become if its left unchecked... i remember that.

Well here are in the future. [2020] 1) Transformers: War For Cybertron™. Transformers: Fall of Cybertron™. the TF community still lives in on the gamers. Transformers Competitive is a thing of the past now. I retired this work for the sake of a higher competitive calling, i appear only on request now. I've moved on to other platforms. So my channel has little survival chance now since i'm not in my lane anymore. 2) many past lets play are on hiatus or finished until further notice. 3) I briefly left Destiny altogether in April 2017, but had returned to Destiny activity (competitive) in Feb. 2018 following a series of events and a change in direction. 4) Clan T.A.C.T has evolved into TACTinc™. Its a private gaming community now. its the same thing as it was before, i just changed the name presentation to reflect its next pending direction. The name, what's left if it, and its rights are now tied directly to me & my activity. Nowadays, I'm kinda like a wandering cowboy / warrior looking for that next big thing to ascend to so I can try to achieve greatness once again. Or come close to it. A dream can only flourish if I stay at it still and that's what i aim to do. I wander each new competitive scene, learning new techniques and tactics. Looking to face the best of the best, those labeled the strongest, and see how I stack up compared to my own growing ability. I'm slowly saving up my money to stock into a new priority later on down the road. The next layer in gaming period. I'm wanting my image to be picked up by an eSports League or Official Gaming Organization so I can finally be the Professional Gamer ~in full~ that I always wanted to be. What I spent the past decade+ playing video games passionately for. The Journey goes on....