Battlefield 4 Dunn - Roje

Biography: "The life of a gambler is risky to say the least. If lady luck gives you a few good wins, you would gain wealth and power. Problem is when you get too lucky, people begin to depend on you to win. The more you earn, the more you had to lose. But when your life depends on the lucky roll of a die or a draw of a card, you were bound to lose everything eventually. And that's what happened to Staff Sergeant William Dunn. One wrong turn of going all in at a bad time almost cost him his life. His temper didn't help either. He blamed his loss on the cards, his luck, on the game being rigged, then blamed everyone around him. When he threatened the dealer and had a few drinks in him to drown out his anger, he wasn't expecting to be followed as he went to unlock his car. He wasn't expecting to have a gun pointed to his head. He wasn't expecting to be robbed of his car, his wallet, and shot in the shoulder to be left to die alone in the woods. He had to find a way to change fast. He had lost everything, and now he has to earn it all back the hard way. That's why he joined the military. It offered him safety and security. He already knew when to get violent for when it mattered. He didn't care what he had to do, just so long as he doesn't go back to his old ways. He couldn't ever go back to his past, otherwise he would end up dead. His new job would help guide him to become a new man, a different person. Even if his new self wasn't afraid to get rough or do a little bit of risky gambling on the side. He blended in with the other soldiers. Got in a few fist fights here and there, but at least he didn't have to worry about getting shot. He did his job well thanks to his past experiences. He became a sort of role model for others, even with him being a hothead here and there. Teaching them how to clean rifles, ways to treat wounds without a medkit, actually winning at a poker game. He enjoyed it a lot. He felt like he was becoming a different person already. Someone that