I just want to be a part of a channel part time helping with gaming events

I'm a 20-year-old Navy sailor with a passion for gaming, especially tactical shooters like Rainbow Six Siege and survival games like Rust. When I’m not serving, I’m diving headfirst into the world of content creation. I've always been drawn to the excitement and complexity of these games—the teamwork, strategy, and intensity really pull me in. Now, I’m channeling that passion into my own content, where I can connect with others who love the thrill of these games just as much as I do.

Being in the Navy has taught me a lot about discipline, communication, and working under pressure, which surprisingly mirrors the skills you need in games like Siege and Rust. Whether it's coordinating with my team for a tactical push or making split-second decisions when all hell breaks loose, I’ve found that there’s a lot of overlap between military life and gaming. And now, I’m bringing those experiences into my content, hoping to build a channel that focuses on not just gameplay, but also strategies, tips, and maybe even a bit of my journey in the Navy.

But I’m also fully aware that I’m just starting out. The world of content creation is vast, and I’m always looking to learn and grow. I’m in the early stages of building my channel, experimenting with everything from video editing to audience engagement. Every day, I’m learning something new—whether it’s how to optimize my streams, improve my commentary, or just find my unique style that sets me apart in a crowded space. It’s exciting and challenging, but I’m in it for the long haul.

My goal is to not only share my love for Rainbow Six Siege and Rust but also to create a space where others can learn, laugh, and enjoy the ride with me. I know there’s a lot of room for improvement, and that’s what drives me. I’m constantly looking for ways to get better, whether that means learning the ins and outs of content creation from more experienced creators or just figuring things