I’m a Healthcare provider thats likes anime and video games. Blessed with a wife and 3 beautiful daughters. Graduate from Texas Tech University, guns up!
Wichita Falls, TX
- Tweets 419
- Following 345
- Followers 88
- Likes 1,532
Yo @CallofDuty , @InfinityWard , @RavenSoftware , @CallofDutyCM
Need yall to lock in and bring in Alan Ritchman "The Reacher" as a possible collab operator in MW4. Please and thank you! 💪
53
1,710
This "Zombies: Art of Treyarch" book is MASSIVE! Alot of time, energy, and love went into the making of this book. Highly decorated, worth every penny if your a zombies fan! Bravo @Treyarch! Thank you for sharing your hard work and history with us! @CallofDuty
164
@SHGames @InfinityWard @RavenSoftware @CallofDutyCM
With the return of MW3 (and upcoming MW4), can you finally release the "Battlepass Collection Bundles" for MW3 Season 4-6?. You released 1-3, but stopped afterwards. Would be cool having that collection in the arsenal! 🙏Ty!
1
138
Gaming has evolved, but the feeling never changes.
That rush of adrenaline when you clutch a 1v4.
The quiet joy of unlocking lore in an RPG at 2 AM.
2
9,332
Gaming as therapy? Absolutely.
Whether it’s venting frustration in a shooter, losing myself in the rich lore of an RPG, or just reconnecting with friends online—games have been my go-to for mental resets when life gets overwhelming.
2
311
I used to think gaming was all about *winning.*
Now, as a parent, I realize it’s about *sharing.*
87
There’s always an “aha” moment in gaming.
The first headshot in *COD*.
Realizing your choices matter in an RPG.
Or nailing that impossible platforming section.
78
Parenting and gaming might seem like two separate worlds, but honestly?
Both teach patience, creativity, and problem-solving.
70
Gaming is a waste of time.
Nah, gaming taught me patience when I spent *hours* trying to beat a boss.
It taught me teamwork in co-op lobbies with strangers.
And most importantly, it gave me memories with my kids that I’ll never forget.
57
Gaming time hits different as a parent.
It’s no longer just loading up for ranked domination or chasing platinum trophies.
50
Being a gamer parent isn't just about sneaking in sessions after bedtime.
It's hearing your kid yell, Dad, how do I double-jump? while holding the controller upside down.
49
Gaming is my therapy, my gym for the mind.
It’s where I fail, adapt, and fight to get better—skills that somehow sneak into real life when I least expect it.
47