Why I play this way
After years of Slither.io, length gets old. I'd rather chase somebody, take a crazy shot, or try something that probably shouldn't work. Sometimes I die, a lot, and I'm usually laughing.
Hi, I'm ~Sprinkles. Pull up a seat, meet the snake, and find out how I play when you spot me in a room.
A little bit about the girl behind the snake
I'm a Texan-raised introvert with a little wanderlust in my soul and German heritage in my roots.
I've been playing Slither.io for years. When I'm not working, you'll usually find me at home playing, tending my garden, listening to disco, or hanging out with my 7 year old German Shepherd, Boris.
If you've seen me in the game and wondered what I'm all about, this is the place to find out.
You can play however you want. This is just how I do it.
After years of Slither.io, length gets old. I'd rather chase somebody, take a crazy shot, or try something that probably shouldn't work. Sometimes I die, a lot, and I'm usually laughing.
I start in empty rooms and my bots target me. The more chaos there is, the more I have to think, react and take chances. That's the challenge I made for myself.
If you come into my room, come to play. Take chances, go after targets, and yes, try to take me out. You might get me, but I might get you first.
If I turn around and chase you, I'm not mad. If you're there, you're a target. It's the game. Only when someone keeps going after me specifically do I handle it differently: I just stop playing with them.
In a room with only a few players, I'll stroll around sprinkling food everywhere so everybody gets a chance to get big and the room becomes a real game.
Getting big and coiling up is a fine way to stay safe, it's just not what I play for. I want movement, attacks, surprises and people taking chances.
I don't mind if you don't like my name or my style. But I won't sit in a room with name-calling and drama. I won't argue, I'll just leave, and I don't follow people around.
I know who comes into my room to actually play, and when I stop my bots, I see who leaves. Maybe I don't say anything. That doesn't mean I didn't notice.
I'm one of the most laid-back players you'll meet. I'll give you food, chase you, try to kill you, laugh, respawn, and come right back. That's the game.
That's how many of the snakes I meet I enjoy playing with, as long as they're actually playing.
This is supposed to be fun. It shouldn't be stressful, and it definitely shouldn't get personal.
Take chances. Boop your friends. Boop me. Get killed, laugh about it, come back and try again. Play your own game, have your own fun, and be your own snake.
Just keep it fun and keep the drama out of the rooms I'm in.