The tiny detail in KAG that I perceived in an unconventional manner, leading me to stick with it

I used to play minecraft non stop and tried all types of servers like creative, survival, and pvp. I only found my true calling when I played Hardcore Pvp Factions. I'd go from rags to riches fast because I figured out ways to manipulate and deceive many people. And then to make sure that I wouldn't have to compete with anyone else I destroyed their entire bases with tnt.

Inevitably I became bored after doing that on every server that I joined which led me to look for other games. It was then that I came across kag after searching for "games like minecraft" on youtube. I fell in love with the endless amount of destruction that you could do. There is no greater feeling then destroying someone else's hard work. I 0layed the free version for a while and saw all of the awesome features promised for premium players so I asked my dad if I could use my $10 allowance to buy the game.

As soon as I got premium, I joined the most populated server back in the day: The Mole server. I knew that I wanted to be in the best group of players so I'd always talk to them when they joined servers. Bonesauce was the first Mole that I ever talked to and he took me under his wing like I was a little brother.

After being recruited into Mole I was so happy. I loved playing with them because we'd always have a good time.

Unfortunately when the new kag came around most of Mole didn't come with it. I'm sure they are still lurking around on the forums but I hardly every see any of them play kag anymore.

When I knew that Mole wouldnt be coming with me I sought out to find the best clan in beta. After looking around for the best clan I finally found an impressive bunch of players commonly known as Zen. I applied and was accepted into the most talented group of players kag had ever seen. Every time a team was stacked with just 2 or 3 Zennies the match would be over in minutes. I missed Mole but I loved the teamwork and cooperation of Zen.

After being in Zen for about a year, a lot of good players started to leave and we quickly recruited new players such as chukka, dualchicken, t3rnary, and illusion. I hated everyone's guts. I missed the old Zen and how powerful we were together.

Sangfroid then came along and began to kill everyone in his path. I like fighting players of higher skill level and I absolutely hate when I can't kill them no matter how hard I try. Every time I died by sang's blade I would throw a nasty remark.

Sang ended up making his own clan called frisson. With feelings of hate for the new Zen I applied for frisson and luckily got rejected. Once kedram heard of this he exiled me from Zen and I was now clanless (something I hadn't been since I bought the game).

Months went by and I tried making my own clan. I was able to recruit Mehwaffle and some other players. I noticed that chukka left Zen to make his own clan called Nova. I thought it was another clan that would just fade away, but then I saw that he had recruited a few of the players from my clan. I had been gone for so long that I should've expected people to leave my clan.

I was officially clanless until I got an invitation from Chukka himself. I quickly accepted.

Chukka went on leave for a few months and not wanting to repeat the same mistake that I made in my own clan I took leadership position. I recruited a ton of people that were good socially or competitively. I had a vision that my clan would be a mixture of Zen and Mole.

Now that Chukka has been back for a while we both take leadership roles in leading kag's greatest clan.

I realized that this game is about meeting great people and watching amazingly skilled players. Everyone is good at something.

Kag is a game that I will play until it dies.

 

Reading people's story about how they first got into kag is quite interesting. For instance, I never knew swine was in Mole. Keep these posts up! I really enjoy reading them.

--- Double Post Merged, Apr 10, 2015 ---

This.

 

Getting my first (intended and aimed for) archer kill.

Loved your essay. :-)