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Phil being confused at how Nvidia could possibly falsify the sale of graphics card use has got to be the most insufferable thing I've seen from him.
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Blood pressure was going up and had to tap out for a bit for this one, I can't believe this idiot still manages to find ways to surprise me with his stupidity.Phil being confused at how Nvidia could possibly falsify the sale of graphics card use has got to be the most insufferable thing I've seen from him.
"Well, it seems like some trolling shitheads have apparently been texting nasty and sexist shit to my mo- my wife, and now she may have to get her number changed *leg slap* siiiiiigh."It’s
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That idea doesn't fly since he still plays competitive fighters. He loses more often than he wins in Street Fighter yet still plays them, and I don't feel it's that bad to not play games like the ones listed. I can't play squad vs games either just because I get too angry, but I have plenty of friends to play co-op games with. He does not.He's completely cut himself off from certain genres of games because he personally doesn't want to play them. Even though he acknowledges that games like Divinity 2, League of Legends, Total War, Overwatch, Rainbow Six: Siege, Hearthstone, MTG: Arena, Rimworld, Space Engineers, etc, et-fucking-cetra are all incredibly popular. He has all of these games to choose from, yet he's willingly sticking to his corner of generic linear singleplayer shooters, ARPGs and platformers, because it's what's comfortable for him.
Why? He doesn't want to have his ego challenged by anything even remotely competitive or cerebral, because as I've said before, his ego is more important than money is to him. Money is the vehicle through which he either inflates his ego, or avoids the reality of his situation. He will consciously avoid or abandon anything that directly challenges his ego, even if it makes him a lot of money because the money is ultimately counterproductive if he's being made to look like an idiot every stream.
He just said that he has a cup of coffee around dinner time. Might be the reason why he's up at 2 am tweeting nonsense
He only plays Street Fighter to pubstomp complete newbies. He played KoF for all of two streams and immediately quit when he started facing good players. He stuck with Halo: Infinite because the matchmaker was giving him dentheads and everyone found out later that he was actually in the bottom 10% of players or some shit.That idea doesn't fly since he still plays competitive fighters. He loses more often than he wins in Street Fighter yet still plays them, and I don't feel it's that bad to not play games like the ones listed. I can't play squad vs games either just because I get too angry, but I have plenty of friends to play co-op games with. He does not.
He plays all sorts of random indie crap all the way to its conclusion so I don't know what you mean here. He consciously avoids anything labeled "sandbox", "puzzle" or "strategy".The single player genres he refuses because he has no idea what they are, refuses to learn, and assumes that "indie" is a genre and won't play anything other than major publisher schlock.
Because for the most part, those indie titles don't "stress" him like "sandbox", "puzzle" or "strategy" games, because those require you to use your brain and "work" to enjoy the game. He really is fucking lazy. Which is why he was fucking fishing all the time during Minecraft, or taking "suggestions" on what to build from dentheads.He plays all sorts of random indie crap all the way to its conclusion so I don't know what you mean here. He consciously avoids anything labeled "sandbox", "puzzle" or "strategy".
It’s
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be
fun
hearing
Phil’s
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I can understand these games not being good, Rainbow Six Siege, not an easy game to play, you should most likely focus on it...and more than that, you need to be a team player! (same with MTG apart from team player)He's completely cut himself off from certain genres of games because he personally doesn't want to play them. [...] Rainbow Six: Siege, Hearthstone, MTG: Arena, [...]
I very much agree, the three games above were poor examples of games to play though, as they crave a lot of learning before becoming competitive and the rest of the competition is years ahead...Why? He doesn't want to have his ego challenged by anything even remotely competitive or cerebral, because as I've said before, his ego is more important than money is to him.
I agree, I don't care about most of the idiots that gives Dave money, these "Durr-hurr, funny, right?" Redditards are a special breed of stupid though, they're approaching Derich territory TBH...He didn't even acknowledge the tip. I swear these troll tippers are more dented than the already indoctrinated ones. Way to go there, ya sure got him good idiot
It has nothing to do with these games having a high skill ceiling. Being good ≠ being entertaining. It might not be fun for him to get placed in bronze or silver playing R6S ranked, but a player's skill is only one component of why people watch them play games. Seeing someone talk through their thought process as they breach a building and engage with Siege's unique tactical mechanics should be interesting in and of itself, regardless of skill level; the game is more or less a canvas for their personality.I can understand these games not being good, Rainbow Six Siege, not an easy game to play, you should most likely focus on it...and more than that, you need to be a team player! (same with MTG apart from team player)
Hearthstone, it basically turned into "pay to win", it already went down the drain with "Old Gods", it killed off any form of creativity as Cunt'thun was the way to go for an easy victory...didn't play much after that and gave my account to Proper...
I very much agree, the three games above were poor examples of games to play though, as they crave a lot of learning before becoming competitive and the rest of the competition is years ahead...
I want piggy to try Trials Rising (which is the easiest, kind of, of the series) as he's bound to rage and scream - it's the only game I love that I want to see him fail at, failing is the name of that game so it won't bother me like seing him "play" Quake does...
Bro they're trolling him so hard, they should troll even harder and make the cringier pop-ups come up, the 4.20 isn't even that cringe. Omg wait til you see how trolled he'd feel if they sent him a $50 with a name related to WWE Champions he'll be mega trolled then.He didn't even acknowledge the tip. I swear these troll tippers are more dented than the already indoctrinated ones. Way to go there, ya sure got him good idiot
They are. Phil only acknowledges troll tips when he doesn't understand the reference, and then you just get one of his stupid reactions.He didn't even acknowledge the tip. I swear these troll tippers are more dented than the already indoctrinated ones. Way to go there, ya sure got him good idiot
I kind of agree, buuuuut, how many streamers do you know of that would jump in late into a competitive game and comment like that...? (rather than do the same sort of commentary in a new game where everyone starts at lvl 0 at the same time?)It has nothing to do with these games having a high skill ceiling. Being good ≠ being entertaining. It might not be fun for him to get placed in bronze or silver playing R6S ranked, but a player's skill is only one component of why people watch them play games. Seeing someone talk through their thought process as they breach a building and engage with Siege's unique tactical mechanics should be interesting in and of itself, regardless of skill level.
You're approaching this from a player's perspective, not a content creator's.
How much is enough for philburt? Wasn't it proven he was like in the 10% of incomes or at least close to it?I miss before she moved in when Phil would just refer to her as his "second income source."