Steampunkal

Journey
SteampunkAl was originally a wanderer on 2b2t with anonymous account, during his time on 2b2t he provided food for the Rushers during the 4th Incursion. During his adventures at 2b2t, he learned many of the skills of how to infiltrate, spy, counter enemies by the Rushers. It had turned out they had a secret spy branch and steampunk was one the first to join it. After Team Veteran won the 4th incursion, the Rushers, the very same ones who helped steampunk would grief his base as a way to destroy any resources that Team Veteran would acquire. SteampunkAl would log out and never come back to 2b2t. Years later he would make his account and name it: steampunkal. During his time on BetaLands, he met Benrey (BennetBennetson) who shared the same interest as him. They created a group called the Liberty Army Corps. Eventually the group was renamed Union Army Corps, it would later become known as UMG (Union Merchants' Guild). BetaLands at the time was dying and people were leaving so they decided to grief SteleCat's base who was a major youtuber for Betalands. It was griefed by the help of Benrey, Marino222, all_rathairs, RareCriss and MedJedGal. Many of these players would never see each other again. He joined 2beta2t on August 16 of 2020, Steampunkal was looking for servers to have some sort of purpose. After being banned from BetaLands, he decided the best way was an anarchy server. There he made UMG, caused two spawn wars and even griefed the admin and owner's base. He was part of State of Lexington, New State of Lexington, Underground Empire, and two versions of "Underground Empire".



Eventually Steampunk Al would step down from Leader after being in constant stress. He would disappear and stop make Reddit post. His disappearance was left unanswered. This is his answer:

"My real life is mostly wholesome, I am a son, I have friends, I have interests and most of all I like to make friends. I do community services as a volunteer. I'm surrounded by full on positivity. So when I came here, I thought of it as some sort of social service of good, that made me feel good. But once that service was gone, there was no purpose for me to be there. So I just kept stalling until I made somethings a bit worse. And that's why I left. I have no regret and I'm proud of it."