John Hofheins

Enthusiastic Avid/professional Gamer eager to contribute to team success through hard work, attention to detail and excellent organizational skills. Clear understanding of video games and training throughout every gaming platform. Motivated to learn, grow and excel in the gaming industry in anyway possible.

• Achieved and gained the title as a professional gamer after winning the Halo 4 Gamebattles Free-For-All online tournament against the Notrious professional gamer "Ninja."
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-tE2F_RQRQ

• Attended live Halo 4 tournaments Hosted by Arena Gaming League in the following locations; AGL Chicago, AGL Atlanta & AGL New Jersey.

• Affiliated with Twitch.TV

https://www.twitch.tv/sirhofheins

Between the years 2014-2016 I attended 3 Arena Gaming League Tournaments for Halo 4 which were the tournaments that helped you obtain points as a team to get better seed placements for the next. In New Jersey I competed in the championship for both the 2v2 and 4v4 competitions. Unfortunately I came in 2nd for both, but it is an experience I will never forget. It was an amazing time for me to do what I love around people that seemed to have just as much passion as myself towards videogames. Growing up in Idaho never created many opportunities to get my name out there via nearby(100miles+) local tournaments that other already known pros would attend themselves. My alternative to being stuck in such a situation led me to the online website Gamebattles.com, which is/was the most well known competitive gaming website to date. I joined a FFA tournament for Halo 4 and competed against many top name pros such as ACE, Pistola, Heinz & Ninja. I took 1st in this tournament. Afterwards I received notice from Gamebattles granting me the title as a professional gamer for taking 1st place in an Online Major event for a videogame. I've continued to try and make something of my passion for gaming to become a daily part of my routine occupationally. Like I stated moments ago, growing up in a town that never really promoted the gaming world, meant a lack of opportunities being presented. I never thought to look online for remote positions until now unfortunately, but it's better late than never and I hope one day I can share my knowledge and skill with the world in any way possible to promote and better the gaming community as a whole.