Kabaji
Philadelphia Fusion
Emre "Kabaji" Dincer is an Austrian player who last played for Team Austria in World Cup 2017. He has been offered to join teams, but prefers full-time streaming to scrimming.[citation needed] He was recently a streamer for the Philadelphia Fusion, however the contract has since been ended.
| Player info | |
|---|---|
| Player | Kabaji |
| Real Name | Emre Dincer |
| Country | Austria |
| Team | Philadelphia Fusion |
| Game | Overwatch |
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| Birthday | |
Kabaji Mouse Settings
SENSITIVITY SETTINGS - ZOWIE EC2-B Divina Edition - Blue
eDPI
3200
DPI
800
Polling rate
1000 Hz
Mouse Sensitivity
4.00
Zoom Sensitivity
38
Horizontal Sensitivity
30
Vertical Sensitivity
15
cm = 360°
43.30
Invert Look
Off
Kabaji Crosshairs Settings
Kabaji Video Settings
DISPLAY & GRAPHICS SETTINGS - BenQ ZOWIE XL2540
Display Mode
Fullscreen
Refresh Rate
240 Hz
Resolution
1920×1080
Field Of View
103
Aspect Ratio
16:9
V-Sync
Off
Tripple Buffering
Off
Reduce Buffering
On
Display Performance Stats
On
Display System Clock
On
Render Scale
75
Texture Quality
Low
Texture Filtering Quality
Low – 1X
Local Fog Detail
Low
Dynamic Reflections
Off
Shadow Detail
Off
Model Detail
Low
Effects Detail
Low
Lighting Quality
Low
Anti-Aliasing
Low – FXAA
Refraction Quality
Low
Screenshot Quality
1X Resolution
Local Reflections
Off
Ambient Occlusion
On
Kabaji Gear
Kabaji Setup
Kabaji Gaming PC
Kabaji's Video Gallery
Kabaji's Image Gallery
Kabaji’s real name is Emre Dincer. Kabaji is an Austrian professional player who last played for Team Austria in World Cup 2017. He has been offered to join teams, but prefers full-time streaming to scrimming. He was recently a full-time Overwatch streamer for the team Philadelphia Fusion.
He used play a lot of MMORPGs including World of Warcraft, Blade and Soul 2, Black Desert, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Silkroad, Wildstar and so on. He also played in a semi professional german team in League of Legends and Starcraft 2. As of May 2019, Kabaji has a little more than 250,000 followers on his Youtube channel and streams to an average of 2,900 viewers on his Twitch tv.
More Info About Kabaji
FAMILY
He has some older sisters and a cat.
NAME ORIGINS
He made it up randomly.
GAMING ORIGINS
KabajiOW was introduced to video games by his sisters, whom he used to watching playing when he was ~three years old. When he was growing up, he spent most of his free time playing video games such as the various Pokémon titles. At twelve, he started playing World of Warcraft. When he was around thirteen years old, his mother fell ill and moved with him to Turkey in order to have her family’s support.
When he was ~seventeen, he was called back to Austria to serve in the military, which he did until he completed his six months of compulsory basic training. As his mother was well again, he remained in Austria after that and returned to gaming. His friends encouraged him to join the League of Legends beta., so he tried it out. He played it until he outranked his friends. He then transitioned to Overwatch and fell in love with the game, largely due to its heavy dependence on team cooperation.
PROFESSIONAL GAMING
When he began ranking high, he decided to start streaming. As there were few Overwatch streamers at the time, he was able to attract 5-10 viewers from the beginning. Viewers started coming into his chat and asking him questions about his gameplay and he would answer them. He slowly became known in the Twitch community and gradually gained more viewers and followers, in fact for the first year, he usually had ~100 viewers.
However, things changed for him when he received an offer to join Philadelphia Fusion as a streamer in March 2018. They helped to increase his exposure and he has continued to represent them ever since. He has represented the team as part of their competitive team as well.
He generally streams without a facecam and he occasionally swears.
RELATIONSHIPS
He has a long-term girlfriend who acts as his manager.
INCOME
According to his chat bot, KabajiOW has ~2,940 subscribers. As he regularly attracts over 2,000 viewers, this should earn him at least $10,290 USD per month, excluding additional income from sponsorships, tiered subscriptions, tips, Twitch cheer bit donations, team salary and advertisements. According to his Twitch autobiography, he has received over €22,950 (~$25,280 USD) from his top 19 donators alone.
STREAMING HOURS
He doesn’t have a set schedule, but he tends to stream several times a week for between 5 – 16 hours per session.
QUOTES
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Try to improve yourself. Try to understand your own mistakes instead of trying to constantly focus on your teammates, because if you focus on your teammates, you’ll not learn [anything] and you will always blame them for your loss. Maybe they were to blame… but that doesn’t matter in the long run.
