Clips from recent streams including American Truck Simulator, ETS2, Farming Simulator, Arma3, and X-Plane 11

Welcome to the Grumpy Masses

Greetings one and all - welcome to the website for The Grumpy Gaming Dad and what will hopefully become a home for the Grumpy Masses.

This website is designed to be a central hub for information pertaining to the live streams (on both Twitch and YouTube), video playlists (YouTube), and community resources as and when they become available or there is a need to share something.

Please use the navigation bar above to find out more about me and the community, the Games section is designed to be a place for information on dedicated servers, race results, and frankly anything else I think I can get away with putting in there.

Also please be aware that this is still very much a work in progress so some links may be dead ends or just following through to holding pages. I am pretty new to web design so bear with me and hopefully the site will be fully up and running soon, I will post updates in the news section to the right of this home page on how we are progressing. If you want to get in touch then the best way would be to either Tweet me @GrumpyGamingDad or join my Discord.

Thanks for stopping by, hope to see you again soon.

Stream Schedule

At present streams are held on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings and ad-hoc throughout the week whenever possible. I have recently started a new job so it will take time for my schedule to settle down and get into a new rhythm, but the best way to find out when I am going live would be to follow me on Twitter as I tweet out before going live.

- picture of the stream schedule to replace the game banners above -

Latest News

The Team TNT Assetto Corsa league has its next race on Sunday 7th June and sees us throwing the GT3 cars around the Silverstone GP circuit.

Team TNT Assetto Corsa League

UPDATE: 2020-06-07 - Round 2 results are in - check out the Assetto Corsa page under the games section or use the link above.

Website Under Construction

June 2020 - I finally got up the nerve to try my hand at setting up my community website. The first attempt at a home page was a bit of a mess quite honestly, put together hastily using a program I was not familiar with and was a bit too complex for a beginner to get to grips with.

This newer site, however, was built from scratch using HTML and CSS in the code editor built into the Microsoft Expression Web 4 application, with the aid of a series of tutorial videos from a YouTuber called Joshua Kywn, who sadly hasn't posted a video since 2011. Still, props for the video series, it was much appreciated.