TKB Gaming is a Scottish-founded gaming community and independent guide publisher built by people who actually play, test and maintain the games and tools covered here.
Where TKB came from
Team Killing Bastards began when Conroy1988 and MartyBlyth met through Battlefield. Matches became a friendship, that friendship became a clan, and the clan became a lasting community. Scotland is the founding point, not a membership boundary: TKB is open to good people who value the squad, honest banter and respect more than a perfect scoreboard.
The website grew from the same instinct. When the group needed clearer information, better tools or a dependable record of how a system worked, we built it and made it available to other players.
Publishing ownership
Conroy1988 is the site owner, community lead and publishing decision-maker. He sets guide priorities, supplies first-hand play context, checks whether tools solve real player problems and owns the final decision to publish or withdraw a claim.
MartyBlyth is TKB co-founder, developer and technical contributor. His work includes engineering, operational review and the systems that keep guides, tools and releases dependable.
Guide contributors
TKB guides combine named ownership with game-specific contributors. Credits on individual projects identify the people responsible for research, code, graphics, testing and community evidence. Community reports are treated as leads until reproduced or supported; submitting information does not silently turn it into a published fact.
Daniel Conroy also publishes original music as CRNY. TKB Soundscape identifies the writing, performance and recording ownership of each track separately from game-media rights.
What our experience means
Our authority is practical rather than institutional. TKB has years of shared play across Battlefield, ARK, Eco, MissionChief and other games, and the guides are built around decisions players actually face: what to dispatch, what to tame, how to plan a server, where a record is uncertain and when a patch has changed the answer.
Experience alone is not proof. We separate observed behaviour, official documentation, versioned datasets and community reports. Where a value cannot be verified, the guide should say so. Where a tool estimates, it should expose the assumption. Where a game update invalidates an answer, the page should be corrected rather than defended.
Read the Editorial & Verification Policy for the full method, view current evidence and release health in the TKB Trust Centre, or use the contact routes to challenge a claim.
Published and last reviewed by TKB Gaming on 10 August 2026.