I started playing Toribash in 2011, the first thing i ever made was an extremely bad replay in which i stole extremerun's helicopter and claimed it as my own. At the time the most popular replaymaker around was Zalmoxis, he was probably the first time i saw high class replaymaking, so i tried to replicate it. Eventually i would stick to the game because of how fun it is to play and how satisfying it is to achieve set goals.

I am also the leader of ORMO although that doesn't imply a lot of work.
Here is my tutorial for hits and booms in singleplayer: http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=494249
Here are most of my replays: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fhg4doevjn...pusga.rar?dl=0
There are replays missing but they are mostly crap, you are not missing much.
If you're curious, you can look for them in my replay threads:
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=387959
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=309102 lol
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=319952
http://forum.toribash.com/showthread.php?t=344491

Replaymakers who influenced me the most:
noweb made frantic replays, the amount of stuff he did in short amounts of time was very impressive to me and I always wanted to my replays hectic like that.

Tamer0 was the one who made me think of replays highly and not as a dismemberments competition. Although i ended up focusing most of my replays around dms because i thought it was fun to make them, this guy convinced me that there was a time and place for everything and that more dms was not always better. He is probably one of the most important replaymakers of all time to be honest almost everyone was either influenced by him or influenced by someone who was influenced by him.

bishopONE/VIDEOGAMES made me want to try out grabbing in manipulations, and it became something that i did very often.

War_Hero/Stompbox, his combo of speed and dismemberments resulted in ridiculously explosive replays. I think this guy pretty much shaped modern ukebashing.

cheZDa, although the videos more than the replays. I really never thought about this but his videos were and still are really great, there are pretty much no people whose replays look like this guy's.

Jaker was also pretty important for me, i always thought his records were the closest anyone ever got to making something that can't be understood via simply watching it, and made me want to edit records to see how they worked. There are many aspects of replaymaking that i only learned after i grabbed some Jaker records and edited them to see for myself.

I'm from Portugal. Things i enjoy include listening to and sometimes making music, and being the most ultra casual gamer. As you can see by the length of this spoiler, my imaginary accomplishments are many times larger than my actual ones.

I would like to thank the academy and jesus and special thanks to great friends:

shook, for being great and encouraging everything
VIDEOGAMES, for being a super dude and listening to hours of my shit music and giving me feedback every time
Larfen, for endless replay related conversations and great friend
Erth, for encouraging both my taekkyon and replaymaking very early on and also a great friend
Orko, for making the replay board a great place and convincing me to do a few things

The whole [T] crew, the whole #ormo crew, the replay community, everyone who said i was cool in my replay thread

I will inevitably forget people, you know who you are anyway.

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