Notable Robloxians: Miked

I'm sure you've heard of 'em. He's a building genius, renown for his incredibly popular game "Ultimate Paintball." There's a lot that's not shared though.

He began as a modest user, someone who stayed under the radar for the sake of the inability to go above it. He always wanted the fame, but he never seemed to get it. He was sitting on a treasure chest, however. He was incredibly talented in the field of building, but didn't know it. This guy's works never were seen and no one really knew him. He was the first to achieve something great though. Well, he achieved a lot of great things. But the first was the creation of Ultimate Paintball. He loved paintball. He absolutely adored it. It was a love affair, that would become something more. WAY more, public, of course. You see, like most of us, he turned his love for something into a game. Ultimate Paintball. It took a while for it to become popular, as he wasn't a famous person. This went on until, eventually, it made history. Everyone had been counting down to this moment, and DrewsomeB has been dreading it. His place achieved 1,000,000 visits. This was history. A news article was dedicated to it, and when I heard of it, a friend told me, "That's no surprise. We all know that soon enough it's just going to get 2 million."

His next creation was Roblox Museum. This was the very first one, but it wasn't a lot in the making. It was made in 2008, shortly after the game begun. He managed to do something that is unheard of in the writing world, much less the ROBLOXian one. He managed to capture the photo in a foggy field. That's metaphorical of course, I mean, he created this museum of things some people never knew. He gave them a thought of, "Ohhh- I remember that. I didn't expect it to be here," in a way. He gave something without meaning, meaning.

-Knexer