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'''Eise Smit''' was one of the first to join the [[The Elite]], as an existing member of Goldeneye Extreme - the then World Rankings page run by [[Wes McKinney]]. He is credited with being the first person to bring the effectiveness of the [[1.2]] Control Style to the attention of the community.  

'''Eise Smit''' was one of the first to join the [[The Elite]], as an existing member of Goldeneye Extreme - the then World Rankings page run by [[Wes McKinney]]. He is credited with being the first person to bring the effectiveness of the [[1.2]] Control Style to the attention of the community.  

Upon joining GEE Eise had some particularly good times ([[Surface 1]] Agent 108, [[Caverns]] Agent 106, [[Bunker 1]] Secret Agent 28) and Wes was under the impression he was lying because it was unheard of for such a new player to get times like that. Eise explained that he used "Turok style" controls, which meant 1.2 control style allowing for faster turning and no loss of speed. People were initially very sceptical, reluctant to try 1.2 because they had been playing [[1.1]] style from the beginning, with and without [[Cruise Control]], and the switch was too big for them. It wasnt until after [[SnapDragon]] proved 1.2 was faster and [[Bryan Bosshardt]] joined and began to dominate the rankings that many people felt the need to switch to keep up.

Upon joining GEE Eise had some particularly good times ([[Surface 1]] Agent 1:08, [[Caverns]] Agent 1:06, [[Bunker 1]] Secret Agent 0:28) and Wes was under the impression he was lying because it was unheard of for such a new player to get times like that. Eise explained that he used "Turok style" controls, which meant 1.2 control style allowing for faster turning and no loss of speed. People were initially very sceptical, reluctant to try 1.2 because they had been playing [[1.1]] style from the beginning, with and without [[Cruise Control]], and the switch was too big for them. It wasnt until after [[SnapDragon]] proved 1.2 was faster and [[Bryan Bosshardt]] joined and began to dominate the rankings that many people felt the need to switch to keep up.

Eise himself was ranked as high as 9 in the [[Goldeneye]] World Rankings. He was also known for being exceptionally good at the [[Train]] locks, holding the fastest locks finish for a considerable time. Eise's last PR came a couple of years ago, but he has never really stopped playing Multiplayer.

Eise himself was ranked as high as 9 in the [[Goldeneye]] World Rankings. He was also known for being exceptionally good at the [[Train]] locks, holding the fastest locks finish for a considerable time. Eise's last PR came a couple of years ago, but he has never really stopped playing Multiplayer.