Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Gaming Knowledge: Shares detailed game updates, strategies, and patch notes for titles like Arknights and Silksong.
- Artistic Drive: Creates and posts artwork, learns Krita, and draws chibi and fan art for games.
- Political Engagement: Regularly comments on Indonesian and international politics, e.g., critiques of Prabowo and Israel.
- Humor: Posts memes, jokes, and self‑deprecating humor such as "Bjir most liked tweet 2025".
- Tech Adaptability: Switches OS, experiments with Linux, and troubleshoots software compatibility issues.
Weaknesses:
- Profanity Overuse: Frequent strong profanity in tweets like "Fuck linux, fuck proton, fuck medibang."
- Inconsistent Focus: Tweets jump from game tips to political rants to health complaints without a clear theme.
- Self Deprecation: Bio admits never opening commissions while pretending to be an artist.
- Polarizing Rhetoric: Makes extreme political statements, e.g., "Fuck israel" and harsh criticism of Indonesian leadership.
- Unprofessional Tone: Uses slang, memes, and casual language, reducing perceived professionalism.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
The user’s constant sarcastic critiques of tech and pop‑culture, such as "fuck linux, fuck proton, fuck medibang…", echo Comic Book Guy’s famous cynical commentary ("Worst. Episode. Ever."). They obsess over game details and patches ("My hot takes, the double damage makes the battle feels less fluid…", "I love pixel galaxy and astrogirl"), mirroring Comic Book Guy’s encyclopedic nerd knowledge. Their snarky social commentary ("Kantor miskin banyak mau, pejabatnya yang malah lebih kaya dari kantornya") matches his dry, sardonic observations of society. The frequent profanity and meme‑heavy tone ("Bjir most liked tweet…", "fuck israel") fit Comic Book Guy’s blunt, unapologetic style. Finally, the claim of being an artist who never opens commissions ("Pengen aja nulis tutup komis biar dikira artis…") reflects Comic Book Guy’s self‑image as a critic rather than a creator.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISTP
The user often shares personal frustrations and introspective thoughts, such as "Fuck linux, fuck proton, fuck medibang. for now, i will learn using krita.", indicating introversion. Their tweets focus on concrete details and present reality, for example "perasaan aja apa emang UI IS nya ganti yak? tombol refresh berasa beda, symbol E2 juga animated, sama squad auto keisi pake S1 semua.", which shows a sensing preference. They frequently provide logical analysis of game mechanics, as seen in "My hot takes, the double damage makes the battle feels less fluid like battling vengefly king, makes you only attack on specific time window and attacking feels high risk low reward.", reflecting a thinking style. The overall posting pattern is spontaneous and flexible, with random observations like "Wtf baru tau ane ada makita warna oren.", suggesting a perceiving approach. Together these traits point to an ISTP personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a 6‑star operator in Arknights? Because you just unlocked the "Heartbreak" skill on my soul.
- If I could summon a bell beast in Silksong, I’d ring it every time you appear—just to hear the echo of your smile.
- I switched to Linux for better app compatibility, but the only thing I can’t compile is a reason not to fall for you.
- If I ever got a chance to join Hololive, I’d ask Kaela and Iroha to step aside—your presence already lights up the stream.
- From Sulawesi Tengah to my timeline, your tweets are the perfect chibi soundtrack—let’s co‑write a duet that’s as epic as a 12‑difficulty boss.
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Your new Twitter bio
FischWell Studio Code creator, digital artist & dev. Linux tinkerer, Arknights & Silksong fan. Indonesian. Once drank coffee on empty stomach before a flight.– @FischWell
Your signature cocktail
Jakarta Jungle Jolt
The dark rum gives the drink a bold, rebellious edge that mirrors FischWell’s "Fuck linux, fuck proton, fuck medibang." attitude. Ginger liqueur adds a spicy kick reflecting the gamer’s high‑energy vibe seen in "🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 #Arknights" and Silksong references. Kaffir lime juice and coconut cream bring a tropical Indonesian flavor, nodding to the bio "Sulawesi Tengah, Indonesia" and the nostalgic "Goodbye Indonesia" tweet. A dash of chili‑infused syrup adds heat to echo the political fire in "Indonesia hilang tenggelam karena hutannya dibabat semua sama prabowo" and "Kantor miskin banyak mau, pejabatnya yang malah lebih kaya". Finally, a subtle coffee note hints at the "Man, I shouldn't have drank coffee on an empty stomach right before my flight." moment, tying the whole cocktail together.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
FischWell consistently dives deep into the mechanics and naming conventions of games, as seen in the tweet 'Kenapa elemental reactionnya namanya combustion, udah bener satunya pake corrosion, kenapa nggak sekalian biar konsisten.' This shows analytical thinking. They also explore music theory connections, noting 'Baru tau tentang dies irae dari analisis musik silksong...' which demonstrates a love for learning and intellectual curiosity. Their technical frustrations with software compatibility, such as 'pindah ke linux, pen pressure nggak compatible sama proton… benci banget sama linux tapi bukan karena linuxnya, tapi karena kompatibilitas dan reliabilitas app nya kek tai,' reveal a keen interest in understanding and solving complex problems. Overall, this pattern of seeking knowledge, questioning systems, and valuing logical consistency aligns most closely with the Ravenclaw house.
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Your song
Killing in the Name - Rage Against the Machine
Their repeated "Fuck ..." statements such as "Fuck linux, fuck proton, fuck medibang." and political outrage like "Indonesia hilang tenggelam karena hutannya dibabat semua sama prabowo dan jajarannya" show a rebellious, anti‑authoritarian mindset that matches the defiant chorus of Rage Against the Machine’s "Killing in the Name." The tweet "Kantor miskin banyak mau, pejabatnya yang malah lebih kaya dari kantornya." mirrors the song’s critique of corrupt power structures. Their raw anger at platforms and governments is echoed in the lyric “Fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me.” Yet they also rally others with a resilient shout "Never give up bros," reflecting the song’s relentless energy. Overall, the mix of political outrage, personal frustration, and a call to defy authority makes "Killing in the Name" an apt anthem for them.
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