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In the years after his departure in 2004, he did a little of everything. He became somewhat of a competitive Super Smash Bros. player, maining Marth in Melee and Brawl. As of 2013, he is working on completing undergraduate school, with the intention of eventually getting his doctorate and becoming a history professor. His primary interests include playing video games, daydreaming about plots to stories he'll never write, and music. Should he ever meet any of the MFGG oldbies in person, he intends to buy them a beer. | In the years after his departure in 2004, he did a little of everything. He became somewhat of a competitive Super Smash Bros. player, maining Marth in Melee and Brawl. As of 2013, he is working on completing undergraduate school, with the intention of eventually getting his doctorate and becoming a history professor. His primary interests include playing video games, daydreaming about plots to stories he'll never write, and music. Should he ever meet any of the MFGG oldbies in person, he intends to buy them a beer. | ||
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| Aliases: | MetroidGuy, Foreman M. Vyers | ||
| Real name: | Clay Waters | ||
| Interests: | gaming, music, writing | ||
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Fireball3k (real name: Clay Waters) was a oldbie member who left MFGG after the EZBoard was abandoned for the next version of forum software, before returning in 2013. F3K has cameoed in a number of old fangames, such as Mario Left the Cheese Out and Super Mario Storm, and more recently, What is This Thing?. His furry reference was a fire color-schemed edit of Mighty, which shared the real Clay's fascination with bombs, fireworks, and other explosive devices.
He joined the MFGG shortly after its foundation in 2001, and therefore witnessed several pivotal events in its history first-hand, such as the Great Kyle Flamewar. Though he was not particularly productive compared to other members of the time, he did create some of the earliest examples of the multi-frame lib fad. One game he produced, Mario CoinPuzzle, was also featured in a cutscene of What is This Thing?. He also completed a Super Mario Storm-esque platformer called MFGG: Gone Totally Bonkers, which was only distributed to several people and therefore has been lost to time.
In the years after his departure in 2004, he did a little of everything. He became somewhat of a competitive Super Smash Bros. player, maining Marth in Melee and Brawl. As of 2013, he is working on completing undergraduate school, with the intention of eventually getting his doctorate and becoming a history professor. His primary interests include playing video games, daydreaming about plots to stories he'll never write, and music. Should he ever meet any of the MFGG oldbies in person, he intends to buy them a beer.
