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About AVE

The Channel

The Channel

The Adam Vs Everything channel is a (usually, depending on which game is being played) safe for work and family friendly stream and community. Although the channel's primary focus is to master difficult games and challenges, Adam plays nearly all genres of games and can be considered a variety streamer. He also produces guides for the games he is most passionate about.

Expect a show full of interactive chat, positivity, sarcasm, puns, and complaints about RNG (or prayers to the RNG gods). You can even leave the stream running without fear of your toddler running in and hearing cursing or rage. Newcomers can also look forward to a welcoming and inclusive community in which you can chill in peace.

The Streamer

The Streamer

Adam works hard but tries not to take himself too seriously. When he isn't spending his time streaming on Twitch or making videos and guides for YouTube, he can be found hugging the air-conditioner (or heater) in his home in Indianapolis.

When Adam is not being a jerk by forgetting to clean up the shaving debris in the sink or rinse out his bowls before putting them in the dishwasher, he enjoys never being satisfied with his own work, cheeseburgers, piña coladas (manly ones, of course), video games, music, reading (nothing with big words, naturally), You know, stuff that most people like ... a real original.

The Mindset

The Mindset

Everything is fine. I'm a gaming masochist who finds peace in the middle of a dumpster fire. Whether I'm tackling a 500% No-Pause RimWorld run or stumbling through a blind horror game for the first time, my goal is simple: stay calm while the world ends.

This is a zero-elitism zone. There is no "right way" to play a single-player game. If you're having fun, you're doing it correctly. (And screw those random Redditors who try to tell you otherwise.)

Expect deep strategy, sarcasm, and dry humor in a low-decibel environment. I'm only human - I'll definitely get annoyed when I miss that third 99% roll in a row in XCOM - but I keep the drama to a minimum and a volume you can sleep to.