Hey there! My nickname is Anyder, and has been my nickname for over 15 years.

I've been playing SWBF1/SWBF2 since 2011 and SWBF EA/SWBF2 EA since they were released. I've always been trying to be the image of how a player is meant to be seen: someone with skill, humble and kind, always willing to boost players' talent and help them in whatever area they'd need.

As representative and responsible for SWBFSpy, people may contact me here: communityambassador@swbfgamers.com

I first studied computer science to become a programmer due to my passion towards computers and programming. However while I was studying I also worked at an enterprise that showed me what I loved doing most: talent development. After being finishing my studies in computer science, I moved on to study a master degree in Human Resources and Coaching.

I work in the Human resources department (Learning & Development), supporting Retail Operations as well (Ops. Management). It's not related to what I studied, but after working for a world-wide enterprise (Starbucks) I decided to stay in the area that I love. After some years, I moved to a different company (Amazon) as Lead for Learning & Development, as means to discover and get more views from this department.

These are the games I currently play:
=> World War Z
=> Star Wars Battlefront - 2004 - (SWBFSpy & Steam)
=> Star Wars Battlefront II - 2005 - (SWBFSpy & Steam)
=> Star Wars Battlefront - 2015
=> Star Wars Battlefront II - 2017
=> GTA Online
=> The Elder Scrolls Online
=> Dead by Daylight
=> Destiny 2

The 18th of May of 2016 we created the SWBFSpy.com MS. Kalle gave up GameShare, and allowed us to continue the MS Project under SWBFSpy name.
I looked for the original files and patched them.

Few months later I started with the role of Community Ambassador, I created a department called SWBFSpy Engagement, which was focused on activity boost, providing help to get SWBFSpy installed, etc...

With a team of Regional Game Ambassadors and Community Engagement, we provided support to all the clients, as well creating unique experiences for them, trying to provide the best image for the project.

The community suffered many setbacks, dealing with undesirable people who wouldn't seek anything but chaos, attacking us. However we stopped paying attention to them, since our main goal is to actually provide the community a real, efficient and better alternative to LAN tools.

The 1st of November I started as Learning Manager & SWBFSpy Engagement, leading the two departments, and on 1st of January 2018, I started as General Manager, taking all operational management of the MS, which was previously managed by Led, the other SWBFSpy Manager. That was a real challenge.

However Led joined us back, and I left all the general management to focus on developing guides and manuals as Learning & Development Manager, and kept my focus on players to become the nexus between players and SWBFSpy, naming the role SWBFSpy & Player Engagement.

The project is still a reality, despite having GOG running a new MS for SWBF1 PC and the one they already had patched for SWBF2 PC. But it doesn't mean the project is over! SWBFSpy had as target keeping all players together and developing a sense of community, so we also started hosting in their platform under a gaming team called SWBFSpy.