All Justin wants to do is win a StarCraft tournament. Driving around the country to various tournaments, he frequently competes, but never wins. Enter Tommy Aso, or at least a kid claiming to be the legendary AmmoToys, god of StarCraft. Soon, Justin learns he's far from the master he thought he was. While Tommy's skills at StarCraft seem to be up to par with the legend, his style is not. Despite winning, the crowds boo him for playing in a different style than the famed AmmoToys. Tommy, is continually forced to choose between making the crowds happy or playing to win--and he always sides with Victory. Just who is Tommy Aso? How can Justin be sure that Tommy is the real legend and not a copycat using the same screen name? Does it even matter, since clearly Tommy has gosu micro and a smart.paper guide on How to Succeed with Victory? And why does Tommy keep talking about winning and Victory like she's a woman he's in love with? What Justin learns from his time with the video game legend will change him. It will make him question everything he thought about his favorite game, and pit him against his new friend, as they compete for Victory.