World of Warcraft: Dragonflight - Developer Twitter Space on April 27

[crusadernero]

I used to watch his Youtube videos, and honestly I liked them a lot. Then he joined Twitch, and that is where everything changed. The way he responds to chat, or anyone that brings up their own opinion or says something that is a point of view that he doesn't like; he starts shitting all over the person and trying to call them out, or literally spends 10 min arguing with someone. He injects what I consider left wing ideas into every damn conversation. I was there watching when he was discussing female dwarves in LOTR amazon show. Arguing about how they dress, don't need beards, etc.. A viewer was saying according to the books they are described x, y, z etc.. Fucker COULD NOT handle it. Now this was the picture of that black lady dwarf and he starts basically calling the person a piece of shit racist but dancing around saying that. I said, bro don't play the race card.... he banned me. That was the only thing I said I sat here just laughing to myself that all his fucking ideas about that particular topic was signal virtue to make sure "inclusion" was in LOTR amazon show.

As far as WoW Asmongold put the guy in his place, and he couldn't handle it because he got called out by a big streamer for WoW. Now as even with T&E you can dislike or like Asmon, and same goes with T&E the only thing that really matters is facts. T&E lost I believe a lot of fans of their Youtube videos when they joined Twitch.

Quite literally my experience too. I used to watch alot of YT videos they made and one day I saw they were on twitch.. I disagreed with him on something once, he went off on a ragefit against me & got his chat in on it. He only stopped talking shit to me when someone else said something he didnt agree on and started to yell at him lol.

I thought it was quite a weird thing to do, especially the way he did it. I mean, this guy doesnt own the "correct" understanding of everything in wow, at all. His views is his views and he should be able to engage with his viewers on twitch. But I suppose its his channel and he doesnt want anyone to disagree with anything he says, so thats the way it is. So hes not in the wrong to rage at random ppl and/or ban them, its his priviledge in his channel.

Doubt its a very healthy approach to live streaming though. He should engage with chat, especially when someone disagrees.

His tantrums were quite funny the first couple of times(especially when he raged at me, that was a big LOL), but now its just pathetic.

[Vandren]

Well this so far surprisingly turned out both more informative than I expected with Taliesin being even more painful to listen to than I thought.

The whole bit about the order hall and artefact weapon was already a waste of airtime. Exponentially more so when Taliesin asks the same question that was just literally answered about it.

Quite literally my experience too. I used to watch alot of YT videos they made and one day I saw they were on twitch.. I disagreed with him on something once, he went off on a ragefit against me & got his chat in on it. He only stopped talking shit to me when someone else said something he didnt agree on and started to yell at him lol.

I thought it was quite a weird thing to do, especially the way he did it. I mean, this guy doesnt own the "correct" understanding of everything in wow, at all. His views is his views and he should be able to engage with his viewers on twitch. But I suppose its his channel and he doesnt want anyone to disagree with anything he says, so thats the way it is. So hes not in the wrong to rage at random ppl and/or ban them, its his priviledge in his channel.

Doubt its a very healthy approach to live streaming though. He should engage with chat, especially when someone disagrees.

His tantrums were quite funny the first couple of times(especially when he raged at me, that was a big LOL), but now its just pathetic.

Well damn. I have never bothered watching one of his streams but his ego was already plain to see in his YT videos. The stories popping up about his Twitch outbursts though sound like another level of delusion entirely. It's like now that he has the slightest validation from Blizzard for his years of playing the apologist sycophant, his ego has inflated to a ridiculous degree.

[crusadernero]

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Well damn. I have never bothered watching one of his streams but his ego was already plain to see in his YT videos. The stories popping up about his Twitch outbursts though sound like another level of delusion entirely. It's like now that he has the slightest validation from Blizzard for his years of playing the apologist sycophant, his ego has inflated to a ridiculous degree.

Honestly I have no idea what its all about, the attitude and all. Maybe its a show? Idk.

In any case, I dont need to watch the YT videos or be in his stream.

[Theangryone]

Taliesin defended the giant planet killer sword, that didn’t seem to do as much damage as a dragon leaving his prison, being left in place as good fantasy

[Tiwack]

Taliesin defended the giant planet killer sword, that didn’t seem to do as much damage as a dragon leaving his prison, being left in place as good fantasy

Well the sword did do damage, that's what all of BfA and the last bossfight of SL is about, players wouldn't have accepted another cataclysm event upending the gameworld of azeroth once more so they had to come up with something else...

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Honestly I have no idea what its all about, the attitude and all. Maybe its a show? Idk.

In any case, I dont need to watch the YT videos or be in his stream.

It happens to most newly-hatched parents, especially when they have success with their worklife on top, they feel they gotta dictate everything because it's all a massive ego-boost. Naturally they're doing something right and they feel that so they quit listening to others they don't immediately recognize as peers to themselves.