Im not much of a talker sadly ...hate my voice ahahah
you should see my forza 6 video ...was an epic fail but thought ah send it up.

yeah twitter account sort of boombed a bit and that helped my youtube a tiny bit.. lets see what happens

Ah, now I know! I've seen, throughout the months, that you are a massive Resident Evil fan, fitting how I choose to comment on this of many of your videos, hahaha!! It is a great series, can't believe I overlooked that fun fact! Wow, great reference there.

Keep up the great videos though, I see your views have also risen since, and I do quite enjoy watching some of the more hilarious videos (your flight Sims!).

For now, I wish you many a fun gaming experience, "old man"! :P

yeah 2236 is the combination to the safe in the police station of RE2.
oujisan means uncle in Japanese i was supposed to make it oji-san but i spelled it wrong back then so kept it like that.. oji-san mean old man :P anime in high school and all.

i get my keys from reliable sites and i trade with people i know

but yeah very true even though i pretty much have proof of all my keys except the ones i won from groups etc etc

i bought once Fallout Anthology at a store and the keys was used i sent a ticket to claim but what happens is that it send it to the owners email to confirm. so i would get one of those emails.

or i should get that

I'm guessing the 2236 in your username has some meaning? Though Steam aliases (you can change it from your profile page) can be anything, even if it is taken by someone else, and you can even set a custom URL, so you may wanna consider that for the future? :) Safety is paramount, don't wish to see another friend affected! Keep well.

Hey man, no worries! :) Just thought I would mention it in any event, as, like I said, your actual login Username is never visible so it is one less attack vector to secure yourself. While the authentication and all can work, all an attacker really needs is to provide several Steam keys that were redeemed on your account and they can log a support ticket with Steam, with little to no verification, shocking really as I had to get back an account that an ex tried to claim as her own...

So that's another thing to be wary about, getting keys from others, make sure you trust them, especially with purchasing them online as well. And NEVER share your account login, that is the only part of information that cannot be found (unless you obviously share it as you have done).

steam guard..

and god knows my long ass passwords

Hell my Phone has heavy security (corp email requires it)

ill consider bluring it for future vids how ever my user on twitter etc is the exact same as steam so kinda no brainer for people. and my steam account shows on youtube my main page.
thanks for the warning tho. ive had attempted scams and hacks before.. from paypal hackings to steam never got fooled but yeah can happen

Please edit this video (and any others) to not include your actual Steam login username (top right) as that makes it that much easier to hack an account... That is usually not visible to anyone else, for obvious reasons.