Flamesword | Ex OpTic Halo |

The Eavesdrop Podcast

HECZ

Video Games, Leisure, Technology

5 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2019

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

This week we sat down with Michael "Flamesword" Chaves to discuss OpTic's move from Illinois to Texas, his recent work as a content creator, and his impressive past as a professional Halo player for OpTic gaming. We talked about how his early Halo career and LAN experience has changed the way we view modern esports and what his long term plans are as a nutritionist in the gaming space.

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0:00.0	Welcome, welcome, welcome to episode number 37 of The Eaves Drop Podcast.
0:15.0	Today we have a very special guest to me. I've known this dude for close to six years, 2013.
0:21.0	Yeah. No, probably before that. I mean, we met before that. Like in passing.
0:25.2	The first time we ever met was probably that an Astro gaming party. You, me, Naitchat, we're all on a flight.
0:30.9	I think that's the first time we officially met.
0:33.0	So 2012 then.
0:35.0	Whenever they got that first ever studio, they had that.
0:38.0	Yeah, it's 2012 because it was you, Lunchbox and Roy,
0:42.0	T Martin Hastro.
0:44.0	Uh, I don't know if Jericho.
0:46.0	Jericho may have been there.
0:47.0	Jericho was there.
0:48.0	Syndicate was there?
0:49.0	Syndicate was?
0:50.0	Syndicate was?
0:51.0	Ex jaws was 100% there.
0:54.0	I have that picture in my Instagram.
0:57.0	Dave Walsh was there, I believe.
0:59.0	Please call them Wall-She.
1:02.0	Okay? We got it. Dave Wall. Please call them Walsh. Walsh. Walsh. Walsh.
1:05.0	I can't wait to get Walsh on the podcast.
1:07.6	Such a legendary figure in e-sports and I'm excited for it.
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