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Combat is one of the most important mechanics in games. Some games don't even have combat and still become huge hits — but if your game does have combat, it can go two ways. It can carry the whole experience, or it can quietly ruin it. Combat is a double-edged sword.
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I am a guy. Yeah that's it. Welcome to my vision of the what happens in the everything.
I graduated from Gurpınar IMKB Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School in the field of Information Technologies/Database Programming. I completed my highschool internship with an ASP.NET MVC application at an accounting consultancy office.
I graduated from Arel University with a degree in Computer Programming. I am knowledgeable about multiple programming languages. I finished my university internship in the Information Security department at FLO company.
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My interest in esports started during my university years, when I began refereeing. I worked as both an online and offline referee, as well as a head referee, in multiple tournaments. I also collaborated with several municipalities. I worked at the Oyunfor booth at GameX and at the main booth at GIST. However, the peak of my career was working as a stage referee at the Red Bull Home Ground EMEA tournament.
Around this time, I founded the 'keepitdev' community with a group of friends I met online. For us, this place became a meeting point for niche software discussions and everything related to programming. Even today, we continue to move forward together, and everyone is doing their best.
Within the company, I did marketplace analysis, social media marketing, product photography, invoicing, shipping, warehouse inventory placement, and customer relations. I also uploaded and edited products, created reports, and designed banners using the Entegra and Nebim V3 infrastructure. However, due to the heavy workload, I had to resign.
Currently i am working in a textile factory as a Generalist. During my time at the company, I was responsible for controlling the quality of poly-viscose fabrics, which included conducting weight and handfeel checks for both raw and finished fabrics from the machines and the dyehouse. I also calculated wastage rates during warping and post-dyeing. On the logistics side, I organized the storage layout for yarns and fabrics, recorded these arrangements in the system, and managed the inbound and outbound flow of goods. Additionally, I inspected the factory's fire safety systems and served as a first-aid officer.
