The 39-year-old streamer did not start his career as a content creator on Twitch, as he was originally chasing a different goal. Doc wanted to pursue a life as a game developer and he even bagged the role of a level designer for Activision and worked on Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

This gig lasted him for a few years but Doc never really stopped sharing gameplay videos on YouTube. He started his journey in 2011, as he routinely shared videos based on Modern Warfare 2 title. Quickly he caught the community’s eye as his clips began to go viral in the community and it looks like the developers of Modern Warfare 3 took note of that as well.

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Twitter user and Call of Duty news vendor, ModernWarzone, shared a unique clip of an Easter egg from the MW3. The clip featured a library section in the single-player campaign that contained a familiar face. On closer inspection, the name ‘Guy Beahm’ along with the streamers logo became apparent.

And it turns out this was indeed an Easter egg, that the creators had added to the game. It is quite fascinating that in a matter of one year, Doc managed to grab the attention of his favorite studio and they even went on to add him to the game.

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It is quite fascinating to find Doc’s name engraved in so many books, even in the 2011-2012 era. He was still in his nascent stage and streaming was not even a thing back in those times. Gamers relied on heavily edited gameplay content, which they shared on YouTube to entertain the audience. Doc still managed to go viral long before the explosion of streaming.

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Now, his journey as a streamer and content creator has once again brought him back to the seat of a game developer once again. He recently shared the news of starting his own game development studio and shared a few teases of his ongoing project. It would be okay to assume that this title will fall under the Battle Royale genre and it just might add something new to the genre.