My First Ever Blog Post

Hi

Thank you for reading this blog post. This is my very very first ever blog post haha 😁 As a first blog post, I believe it is just right to introduce myself and a little bit about what this blog is going to be about.

Me, myself and I

So I am Tee Ming Yi, an undergraduate in Singapore currently. I am studying accountancy and business analytics. So you can probably tell I quite a number guy and I like to analyse things. I have a great interest in programming, as such I have learnt two programming languages, R and Python, both in school and on my own. And I have thoroughly enjoyed using them in finding meanings in large quantity of data.

I also consider myself to be a musician. I play the euphonium since I was 13, and has been playing it in a wind band for almost a decade 😎. Obviously, I enjoy my time playing my instrument and also learning more about music in general with every rehearsal I have with the band. I do hope that I can continue playing it even after I have graduated.

Another hobby of mine is gaming. I love games, be it card games, video games, board games. Basically almost any games 🤣. Currently, the game that I am most interested in is Hearthstone, a digital card game. I have been playing it since its launch and has enjoyed both playing the game myself and also watching pro-players competing in Hearthstone tournament. I wouldn’t consider myself an expert in the game, but I am confident in my understanding of the key elements of the game.

The Hearthstone Blog

So what I am going to blog about is mainly about Hearthstone. Specifically, analysing the different aspects of the game. I intend to use this blog to share about my analysis about the game,  using my knowledge of analytics and programming skills. If anyone reading my posts spot a mistake, or have a suggestion, do contact me as I would like to learn more.

For my first actual post of analysis, I will be analysing the games of Hearthstone Championship Tour Fall Americas Play-offs. I hope that you will find my analysis interesting.

Cheers