Q & A with C1PH3R (aka KalFoxis) - June 1, 2013

Questions for C1PH3R (aka KalFoxis)
June 1, 2013

1. Why is there so much drama surrounding the name "KalFoxis"?

The drama with "KalFoxis" starts back in early skulltag, back then I was arrogant and new to the competitive scene. I admit I was a bit melodramatic wanting to show off just how good I was but it seemed like I was getting no where... there were always people who were stronger so I kinda "raged" as you will..

2. Why were you banned from ZDaemon years ago?

After seeing the things Cecil went through to get people off his back I had then decided to try the same thing. I saw it as a self punishment. I Loaded up a zdhook on zDaemon while on teamspeak and got banned the moment it connected to the server. I must admit it was a stupid move but a necessary move on my life with zDaemon. it was me forcing myself to try and move on and try new things.. in which I got to play other games and not have to worry about people giving me greif and always putting me down. to me it seemed unfair that I had to deal with so much grief over little things.

3. In making your return to ZD in 2012, why have you changed names several times?

I have used other names just to avoid the overall grief that still ensues this day. it's also a maneuver to try and clean slate so the grief wouldn't start. a attempt to try and be better on all my social factors with people. (I have Aspergers, being social is harder for me than you think.)

4. How do you approach ZD life differently now?

I am trying to approach zD life more casual and laid back. I'm trying not to use too much profound language around people. im also trying to give as little rage as possible. I'd like to prove that I'm not as bad as people seem to think.

5. What do you seek from members of the ZD community?

I seek Forgiveness. I seek chances to become a better known person around here and not be known as a "dumb ass". I seek less drama and grief. other than that all I want is to be approach as a equal individual and not be stepped on like a doormat.