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r/Destiny

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Hub for all things Destiny (the streamer, not the game).

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r/TheOfficialPodcast

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Official sub for the most Official Podcast.

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r/swtor

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Star Wars™: The Old Republic, a story-driven MMORPG from BioWare and LucasArts. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy than here.

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r/linustechtipfans

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The unofficial Reddit community discussing the latest LinusTechTips, TechQ… More. Podcasts and Streamers. A reboot that has no mods that are LTT employees . A place for discussion all things LTT and tech!

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r/thegeekgeneration

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Subreddit dedicated to the works of Rob Logan and all contributors of The Geek Generation Network. Featuring shows hosted by Katie Peters, Pumpkinberry, Mopgarden, Booster Greg, IamBrandon, Mirggles, Acornbandit and of course, Rob Logan. Home of Wheel of Geek Gen, Indie Game Spotlight, and various interviews and reviews.

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•Posted by3 months ago

Is it just me that hates most Genshin youtubers / streamers?

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Most of them fall into these two categories:
- Loud unfunny whales that shout at everything and can't play the game properly

- Clickbaiters, doomposters and drama milkers.

There are barely any Genshin streamers that make bearable content, I guess my standards are too high after watching Jerma.

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•Posted by7 months ago

4chan and 5chan brigading and mass reporting streamers for any sign of addon usage

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•Posted by4 months ago

Rant, Apex streamers kind of suck now..?

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I'm getting more and more annoyed. It's kind of crazy how so many streamers will swear, whine, insult/swear, and (falsley) justify any time they lose a clean, fair 1v1 or 3v3.

Streamer: Gets downed by a team because they're out of position "BRO they're so bad, they're just holding hands, bunch of p$$!es man!"

Streamer: Loses a clean 1v1 "DUDE he's one shot what a terrible player I would have won if I had an R-99, he sucks for real"

*A player uses a sniper "Man what a loser he's griefing our game and cAn'T pUSh uS sO he HaS tO SniPE"

It just sucks I used to watch like 3 or 4 streamers, but they'd die/lose and turn into giant man-babies who can't handle a loss, and can't seem to comprehend that someone can (surprised gasp) actually play better than them.

You mean they're using TEAMWORK!? to WIN the GAME!?!?!? They must be animal abusers man, who would do that.

Wait, this solo is trying to run away from the fight? To stay alive for more RP? Dude I can't believe he hasn't given up on his sad little life yet.

It's like they can't believe that players won't line up to let him kill them.? If they play cover they're a coward, of they use weapon/legend meta they're using a handicap, and if they use good movement they need to get a life..???? Bruh

The utter lack of sportsmanship, grace, and decency is kind of crazy to me. Idk man maybe I'm just in the wrong communities, but the general level of toxicity in the streaming community seems to be only rising..

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•Posted by1 year ago

To protect the health of streamers and sweaty nerds, we need to talk about multi-day Race Events.

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Streamers are already talking about "only sleeping once during the Gauntlet" to win, and this isn't a good thing. A new way to run events needs to be put forward and promoted that's healthier to people's physical and mental health.

My first idea is to make it "played time on account" instead of "the league runs 24/7 for 10 days". Run the event for 20 days, give players 10 days of play time to achieve their goals. This gives the sweatiest of nerds 12 hours a day to play and would only need to grind the last few days. This isn't the only possibility, just the first one that came to mind.

Whatever the answer, I don't think these kinds of events are healthy and we should seek alternative solutions.

EDIT: Good lord reddit, way too many of you are just ok with people hurting themselves to play a video game. This is about creating a fair and safe way to compete, just like professional sports have regulations.

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•Posted by11 months ago

dismantled a four man with an M700, all of them reported me for cheating lol here’s the streamers view

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•Posted by6 months ago

Please GGG don’t balance the game around streamers

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I feel like this patch went into the game with the goal of giving players like mathil and zizaran a challenge.

This is a huge mistake. These players are not normal. They often spend 600+ hours in each league and have skill far beyond regular players.

Imagine if dark souls creators looked at speed runners and said “people are beating our game in 20 minutes. We need to make it at least 10x harder!” The game would become completely unplayable for any normal person.

I feel afraid that POE could be ruined in the same way. Please just allow the pros to destroy your game so that us regular players can enjoy it.

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•Posted by26 days ago

Streamers are beggars

The only difference between begging for money on a street corner and begging for money on twitch/patreon/youtube is Air Conditioning. Either way It is most likely a rich person scamming with a "will work for food" or a "support me by buying me a coffee" sign.

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•Posted by3 months ago

It's unclear to me how we're in a situation where some of the most prominent streamers in the community quit the game and Chris posts the most-downvoted post in PoE history, and GGG goes into virtual radio silence for the following 24 hours.

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Chris posted "What we're working on" yesterday at 8:14pm Pacific Time (3:14am UTC). This rapidly became one of the most-downvoted posts in the history of this sub; at the time of this writing, it's currently creeping up on 6000 comments and 79% downvotes.

Since that time, communications from GGG have all but completely ceased. There was a Twitter post pointing people toward the forum post 14 minutes after the post went up on Reddit, a post about an hour after that advertising MTX, a post about 3 hours after that of the 3.19.0b patch notes, a post an hour and a half after that responding to a minor bug, then over 13.5 hours of silence, and finally another post addressing another question/bug.

This is a terrible, terrible look. It's a terrible look to nuke the game's entire foundational gameplay loop from orbit, post that the change was made intentionally and with no communication prior, take that opportunity to advertise new loot boxes (wtf), have a massive and overwhelmingly negative backlash, then decide "you know what? let's call it a day" and fuck off for 24 fucking hours.

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