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Considered by most to be one of the best Quakeworld players of all time. His aggressive 'straight forward' playing style has elated the masses throughout several tournaments and eventually earned him the nickname 'The flying Dutchman'. Teamed up with his long-time Quakeworld buddy [[Image:flag_se.gif]] [[Razor (Swedish Player)|Razor]] they form one of the best and most successful 2on2-teams ever.  
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Considered by most to be one of the best Quakeworld players of all time. His aggressive 'straight forward' playing style has elated the masses throughout several tournaments and eventually earned him the nickname 'The flying Dutchman'. Teamed up with his long-time Quakeworld buddy [[Image:flag_se.gif]] [[Razor (Swedish Player)|Razor]] they form one of the best and most successful 2on2-teams ever. The prefix that Reppie had in his team messages when he was in [[Firing Squad]] was FW, this was because [[Blixem]] was whining about RP and RZ (Reppie and [[Razor]]) looked too much alike. Reppie changed to FW standing for Fucking Wanker.
  
 
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Revision as of 03:25, 18 October 2008

Considered by most to be one of the best Quakeworld players of all time. His aggressive 'straight forward' playing style has elated the masses throughout several tournaments and eventually earned him the nickname 'The flying Dutchman'. Teamed up with his long-time Quakeworld buddy Flag se.gif Razor they form one of the best and most successful 2on2-teams ever. The prefix that Reppie had in his team messages when he was in Firing Squad was FW, this was because Blixem was whining about RP and RZ (Reppie and Razor) looked too much alike. Reppie changed to FW standing for Fucking Wanker.

Information

  • Real name: Steven Elzinga
  • Date of birth: 1985
  • Nationality: Flag nl.gif Dutch
  • Current clan: Flag se.gif Druidz
  • Colors:  13   13 

Clan history

Achievements

Quotes

"I should have gotten more spawn frags there" [1]

External links