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* I am a bit crazy about [[Achievement|achievements]], considering it more interesting to play with unusual goals sometimes (like killing underwater).
 
* I am a bit crazy about [[Achievement|achievements]], considering it more interesting to play with unusual goals sometimes (like killing underwater).
* I regret about being too late to participate in [[Team_Fortress_Wiki:Translation_progress/ru|TF2 Wiki translation]].
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* I regret about being too late to participate in TF2 and [[Team_Fortress_Wiki:Translation_progress/ru|TF2 Wiki translation]]. But he that seeks never misses: now I am a part of the Steam Translation Server community, starting with contributing to the [[Very Scary Halloween Special]] translation.
 
* While studying at the university I have been playing [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD MUD] — the earliest kind of MMORPGs. MUDs use telnet protocol and deal with text only. They are totally noncommercial and are run on people enthusiasm.
 
* While studying at the university I have been playing [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD MUD] — the earliest kind of MMORPGs. MUDs use telnet protocol and deal with text only. They are totally noncommercial and are run on people enthusiasm.
 
* The MUD I played ([http://www.mud.ru MUD.ru]) is in Russian and is based on Russian fairy tales and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bylina bylinas]. I created several game zones and helped in administering the project.
 
* The MUD I played ([http://www.mud.ru MUD.ru]) is in Russian and is based on Russian fairy tales and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bylina bylinas]. I created several game zones and helped in administering the project.

Revision as of 19:38, 31 October 2011

Stormbird’s Nest In English (По-русски)
User Boxes
Edit icon.png This user is a Team Fortress Wiki editor.


Flag Russia.png This user is Russian. Beware of bears!


en-3 This user has advanced knowledge of English.


Userbox STS.gif This user contributed to the Russian translations of Steam and Valve games.


User Medic.png This user is a Medic.
“Zat, vas doctah assisted homicide!”


User Soldier.png This user is a Soldier.
“Maggots!”


Achieved.png This user has earned 358 of the 520 TF2 achievements. That's 69%!


Civ1Wiseman.jpg This user has found
scrolls of ancient wisdom
playing Sid Meier's Civilization.


Other Facts
  • I am a bit crazy about achievements, considering it more interesting to play with unusual goals sometimes (like killing underwater).
  • I regret about being too late to participate in TF2 and TF2 Wiki translation. But he that seeks never misses: now I am a part of the Steam Translation Server community, starting with contributing to the Very Scary Halloween Special translation.
  • While studying at the university I have been playing MUD — the earliest kind of MMORPGs. MUDs use telnet protocol and deal with text only. They are totally noncommercial and are run on people enthusiasm.
  • The MUD I played (MUD.ru) is in Russian and is based on Russian fairy tales and bylinas. I created several game zones and helped in administering the project.
  • I created a site on the history of that MUD world. (It’s in Russian, obviously.)
  • I like airplanes and dream of learning to fly.
  • Surely, I play MSFS. And Civilization (starting from the first one of 1991).
About Me
User Stormbird MedicArrow.jpg

Hi All!

I was playing TeamFortress when it first appeared as a Quake mod, with my mates at the university. Time passed, I graduated and quit playing. And one day I’ve heard that «Team Fortress is free-to-play». «Interesting», I thought, and downloaded it. Hello, my childhood! :)

It’s interesting to play, but it’s more interesting to help improving the game. I knew that when I was playing MUD (see the left box ◄), and I am still sure it is so. That’s why I am here at TF2 Wiki, editing articles and planning to help in translating.

I live in Saint-Petersburg, Russia, develop software using Java, collect toy hedgehogs and dance Scottish Country Dances.

My Videos

A soldier crashing and burning.

A soldier surprising a demoman.


Or you can view my other videos (not related to TF2, though).