Q: Why do you play so much Kerbal Space Program?
I found solace in the game, presented to me during my convalescence from the ravages of encephalitis. This cruel ailment, which robbed me of memory and cast me into months of hospitalization, demanded two arduous years of rehabilitation to reclaim the gifts of speech, movement, and life's simple joys. Amidst this struggle, streaming became a vessel of recovery, and this game, as though fate itself had ordained, captured my interest and rekindled a spark within my weary spirit.
Q: Where are you from?
In brief, I am a wanderer of many abodes, a figure shaped by countless horizons. Should you recall my visage, it is but the consequence of this shrinking world, where paths intertwine and I journey ceaselessly from realm to realm, a thread in the ever-tightening tapestry of life's vast and wondrous map.
Q: Why do you wear your watch upside down?
It is a practice whispered from the ranks of Special Forces, where a faced-down watch glints less in the sun's revealing gaze. Yet my reason is more peculiar—time itself becomes a prize. With the face turned upwards, the temptation to glance comes all too easily, a distraction from purpose. By veiling it, I transform each moment into a quiet triumph, a tool for achieving goals unbroken by the tyranny of fleeting seconds.
Q: When will you stream again?
When will I stream again? Maybe when the rhythm returns—the one where purpose, peace, and presence align. I’ve been quiet, recalibrating, mapping the silence. But the stream calls like it always does—not for performance, but connection. When the time is right, and I’ve rebalanced the signal, I’ll be back. One frame, one voice—steady.
Catch me on youtube.com/Nezodam
