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I don't play to react. I play to understand. This is my little orbit for esports, code, streaming, and whatever else my brain decides to hyperfixate on.
A systemic brain in a very chaotic world.
I think in systems. Not to overanalyze, but to understand how things move, interact, and evolve. Whether it's Overwatch team dynamics, code architecture, or a late-night grind with music in the background, I like finding patterns and shaping them into something that actually works.
Good music, a grind that makes sense, friends in voice chat, and a clear purpose — even if the goal is simple. That's usually enough for my brain to settle in and just work.
Everything I do starts with intuition, then gets refined with structure. I don't chase perfection. I keep adjusting until things start to feel right.
Where I’m trying to aim for the moon in ranked and teams.
I currently compete in Overwatch as part of Forget Me Nots, primarily as a hitscan DPS. I also play League of Legends and Call of Duty, and I grind FFXIV on the side even if it's not an esport.
I love FPS games because when aim and intention line up, it feels incredibly satisfying. A good shot isn't random to me — it's a combination of awareness, positioning, and timing.
My main role is hitscan DPS for my team, with backup main support as a secondary option. I do play and study all roles, but I don’t consider myself a flex player.
I like understanding how every role fits into the bigger picture, but my identity starts in precision. Mastery has to start somewhere specific, and for me, that’s aim-heavy DPS.
Short term, I want to win a season of Calling All Heroes with Forget Me Nots. Long term, I want to make a serious attempt at OWCS.
My strengths don’t start with mechanics — they start with systems. I study maps, timings, pulls, angles, and team flow, then execute inside that structure. Aim matters, but decisions before aim matter more.
Bots, dashboards, websites, and tools for myself, my friends, and maybe more.
Right now I’m building this site and my Moon Protocol Bot for my personal Discord spaces. Most of what I make starts as something I wish existed for myself, and then slowly grows into something other people can use too.
I live mostly in HTML / CSS, but I like working in Java and Python as well, and exploring other languages when they catch my eye.
I care less about picking the “perfect stack” and more about choosing whatever lets me actually ship the idea in my head.
The long-term plan is a small ecosystem of tools: trackers, dashboards, and helpers for games like FFXIV, plus quality-of-life tools for my friends and the communities I’m part of.
Eventually, some of those tools will live behind a private area on this site, with accounts and tags I approve myself.
Twitch.tv/luneivae — live when it feels right, not because a schedule says so.
Mostly FPS games and fun lobbies with friends. Sometimes I push competitive grinds and take things more seriously, and eventually I’d like to do cozy coding streams as well.
Overwatch is the main competitive focus, but my streams can shift between grinding, experimenting, and just hanging out.
My main goal on stream is simple: have fun and spend time with people. I’m not trying to force hype or pretend to be “on” all the time.
🌙 No fixed schedule — live when it feels right.
That’s what keeps streaming from becoming burnout for me.
Places to find me, follow me, or quietly lurk from orbit.