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Oh you should have seen what he was bitching about last month besides grifting off the SSSniperwolf shit and Switch 2 Rumors.
RENT. FREE.
Reviewtechusa / Richard Masucci
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RENT. FREE.
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- Nov 15, 2017
I am ashamed that i watched his videos as a 12 year old.
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- Dec 29, 2020
For real. He is so pathetic and embarrassing now. It's like he's mentally regressed to a teenager and has thrown all respectability out the window. He's such a butthurt faggot in the face of any criticism.
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Fat Fucking Bastard discovers ze pearly things though zitter, and becomes an out-of-touch insufferable boomer being bitchy and butthurt about women like Pearl existing into the Grifter Mulitverce.
His aggressive retardism is making my retard meter go off the roof, it would make any cianigger antifa shitlib blush.
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same i was team quantum after he made the vaush horsefucker joke everyone butthurt at quantum is a massive faggot the ACKtman augie rfc asmond gold reviewtech etc
apperently he did like 5 streams bitching about melonie mac and this is one of his thumbnails
same
Battlefield2142EU
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Anyone who makes fun of Vaush a borderline hero in my book. Fuck I bet IGN and polygon will go after boss nigger Quantum next.
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funny how everyone of these libtards are white trying to bring the black man down quantum chads stay winning elden ring sucks
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I've just discovered this guy. What a fucking fucktard. He's the Pat Tomlinson of gaming.
In short: (my timeline on events is a little fuzzy)
Reviewtard called out a twitter account called DoesItPlay, who test and give info on the state of playability for different games. This info includes stuff like what patches a game needs, if it needs any at all, if a game requires a download, what bugs it has etc. Reviewtard basically sperged out and said that every single game today is unplayable out of the box. This is factually untrue. Multiple people brought up Switch games and he ignored this completely.
DiP brought up the new Super Mario RPG remake. It has a rare, minor bug that can temporarily stop progress. Reloading the area, which takes a few seconds, fixes it. It's playable 100% otherwise. Reviewtard decided THAT was all he needed to dig the hatchet back up & start swinging. He declared he was 100% right and everyone else was 100% wrong and he was 100% right.
He went on stream last night to make peace. He made a bet with Hikkomori for $2000, and lost.
Reviewtard had a complete meltdown and moved the goalpost. Now the Super Mario example isn't good enough and he's lashing out at people he *thought* worked for DoesitPlay, and is trying to dig up dirt on them. DiP has been stone silent after RTU started dragging them again.
Today Reviewtard said he would pay and has now welched on the bet.
In short: (my timeline on events is a little fuzzy)
Reviewtard called out a twitter account called DoesItPlay, who test and give info on the state of playability for different games. This info includes stuff like what patches a game needs, if it needs any at all, if a game requires a download, what bugs it has etc. Reviewtard basically sperged out and said that every single game today is unplayable out of the box. This is factually untrue. Multiple people brought up Switch games and he ignored this completely.
DiP brought up the new Super Mario RPG remake. It has a rare, minor bug that can temporarily stop progress. Reloading the area, which takes a few seconds, fixes it. It's playable 100% otherwise. Reviewtard decided THAT was all he needed to dig the hatchet back up & start swinging. He declared he was 100% right and everyone else was 100% wrong and he was 100% right.
He went on stream last night to make peace. He made a bet with Hikkomori for $2000, and lost.
Reviewtard had a complete meltdown and moved the goalpost. Now the Super Mario example isn't good enough and he's lashing out at people he *thought* worked for DoesitPlay, and is trying to dig up dirt on them. DiP has been stone silent after RTU started dragging them again.
Today Reviewtard said he would pay and has now welched on the bet.
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Not the first time that ReviewtechUSA has welched on a debt because he thought others were beneath him. It's genuinely surprising how much he attracts drama so often and so consistently.
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The biggest example is Big Cheese. This event was the single most dramatic event in ReviewtechUSA's history and led to a crew of detractors hassling him for years afterwards.
The tl;dr of this story is Rich bought a computer from Big Cheese another youtuber. He promised to pay him in promotions at the start of his videos. Then he just stopped doing that and started belittling him for asking about it.
There's also another video going over some of the more minor instances of Rich being shady with business partnerships.
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He's turning into a genuine lolcow. The chat egged him on into streaming without a shirt.
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Rich has been a definite lolcow for about a decade now. There's just not much to say about him. He always starts stupid drama, his videos have always sucked, just another guy on Youtube that got big being scummy dogshit.
RayVelcoro
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TL;DR Rich makes a $2,000 bet, loses, and is currently attempting to ruin a not-for-profit organization that didn't want his money.
This story is a bit long and extremely autistic. I hope you enjoy it.
Rich's Terrible $2,000 Bet:
[Source: Richard Bunell Tweet]
Rich's latest spergout started on a live stream when he claimed that 95% of all physical video games released on the disc are unplayable without multi-gigabyte updates. His claim was challenged by DoesItPlay, a video game preservation group known for keeping a database of video games that are playable offline.
DoesItPlay [DIP] conducts offline tests to see if a game is playable enough in the 1.0 or day-one release on disc or cartridge. Typically, they give some leeway to games that contain the occasional glitch but are otherwise playable without updates. DIP also notes qualities such as a DRM requirement, online mode, or missing content. They are often used as a source for physical media and game console preservation matters. A source Rich himself has used multiple times to produce his plagiarized article regurgitation videos. For some unknown reason, Rich believes all physical games bought from the store require large updates to be playable. This is the crux of his bet.
"I will pay you to get any single fucking game from the store that doesn't have a multi-gigabyte update. I'll pay them two thousand dollars!"
On this stream, Rich was provided many examples by his own chat of games released physically, without updates. Super Mario Wonder was brought to his attention. He rejected this example.
DIP took notice of Rich's bet when an alog of RTUSA, Richard Bunell sent them the above clip. They replied with a photo of the Super Mario RPG remake cartridge which had just come out a couple of weeks prior and was still on version 1.0.0. This is important to note Super Mario RPG was released in a playable form and many had completed the game without issues.
[Source: DoesItPlay Tweet]
Richard's terrible bet started making rounds on Twitter.
Modern Vintage Gamer weighed in.
[Source: Tweet]
The community demanded Rich respond to DIP's example and pay up on the bet he quickly lost. But Richard refused to look at their example and began moving the goalposts.
[Source: Tweet]
Mutahar chimed in declaring he had played and completed multiple physical games without patches, but Rich did not acknowledge his post and carried on welching on his bet.
[Source: Tweet]
Enter Lance McDonald: For context, Lance is known in the video game homebrew community for coding the 60FPS patch for Bloodbourne and makes Soulsbourne content. Lance calls out Rich for being disingenuous about DIP's documentation of physical games and for stirring up drama for attention.
[Tweet thread]
Rich took offense to Lance's callout. He offers Lance and anyone to come on his stream. This would later become a big mistake.
Rich then hosts a cope stream to explain why he shouldn't pay DoesItPlay $2,000. The following clips have been truncated to remove unnecessary information, frequent pausing, and the breaths of a diabetic man.
1. Rich starts the stream by acknowledging the games DoesItPlay listed are technically playable but then tacks on more conditions to redefine the word, so he doesn't have to pay.
2. Rich invites Lance and DoesItPlay to the stream. He promises it will be a civil discussion and he's the kinda guy that can hold his "L's".
3. A Youtuber named Hikikomori joins the stream. He talks with Rich about game preservation issues and the definition of playable. [I had to cut a lot of this because he rambled a lot] Hikikomori presses Rich on the $2k, offers to show Super Mario RPG 1.0.0. on stream and the life leaves his eyes.
4. Rich remarks about how it was a good thing to have a nuanced conversation off Twitter and Hikikomori presses him again to donate the $2,000. Rich is not salty about it.
5. To everyone's surprise, Rich donated $2,000 to DoesItPlay's Patreon. He subscribed in monthly increments where the first charge will be posted on January 4th, 2024. Which gives him a month to back out.
6. Lance McDonald joins the stream. Rich emphasizes the importance of conversing outside of Twitter.
Rich ended the stream having paid the $2,000.00 he owed without throwing a fit in the process. He was a good sport for a night.
The very next day...
Rich teases a big video and his pivoting begins.
Jay Hooft, Rich's editor claims DoesItPlay misrepresented the state of Super Mario RPG due to a game-breaking bug found in the cartridge. Rich alludes to still honoring the bet.
Hikikomori points out that the game-breaking bug is random and could be fixed by reloading a map.
Rich then begins accusing DoesItPlay of tricking him with the example of Super Mario because it had a minor glitch. DIP provides him with more examples of "playable" games... Which Rich ignores.
Rich continually spergs on the Super Mario RPG example and accuses others of moving the goalposts.
Rich continues attacking DoesItPlay, but assures all the doubters that he is still going to pay up.
Sometime after this string of tweets, DoesItPlay contacts Rich to settle the matter in DMs and cancel Rich's scheduled payment. At some point during this discussion, Rich implies he was requested to sign an NDA, which will become relevant soon.
Immediately after, Rich pins a tweet begging former DoesItPlay members/volunteers to send him information.
Now the fire has been lit. Rich is working towards discrediting DoesItPlay, so he can play the victim and get out of his bet. He releases a video titled "I'm Now A "Proud" $2000 Financial Supporter of DoesItPlay.org" which he later changed to "DoesItPlay.org Hustled Me For $2000. It Didn’t End Well…" It's a disingenuous characterization of the events surrounding his bet, with Rich cherry-picking examples where DoesItPlay allegedly misleads gamers with their testing. It's filled with misdirection and low IQ copes.
Richard Burnell posted the most concise clip of the video.
Rich reveals the discussion he had with the founder of DoesItPlay. They wanted to refund Rich's 2,000 and have a private conversation with him, involving an NDA. DIP wanted to end the bet privately.
ReviewTech's audience turns against him for this video. He is roasted for being disingenuous and a bad sport.
A sample of the top comments:
The next morning...
DoesItPlay make a statement apologizing for getting involved with Rich and they post a refund receipt. DoesItPlay goes on hiatus from Twitter and seemingly, stops work on their testing.
Rich and his producer JayHooft are shocked. Why would DoesItPlay want to refund the money and cut all ties!?
DoesItPlay goes dark and then Rich's producer Jayhooft begins contacting everyone associated with DoesItPlay, claiming they want to put the issue to rest, as long as they answer a few questions first.
Rich posts the logo for the founder of DoesItPlay's new job which has no involvement with the preservation group.
Rich and Jay are now trying to investigate DoesItPlay and figure out where the money they didn't want is going.
You can trust them.
And that's the developing story about how Rich made a 2k bet and then walked back any goodwill he earned with the gaming community. We all hope his investigation of a non-profit game preservation group bears fruit. This is certainly going to end well and not with a libel case.
This story is a bit long and extremely autistic. I hope you enjoy it.
Rich's Terrible $2,000 Bet:
[Source: Richard Bunell Tweet]
Rich's latest spergout started on a live stream when he claimed that 95% of all physical video games released on the disc are unplayable without multi-gigabyte updates. His claim was challenged by DoesItPlay, a video game preservation group known for keeping a database of video games that are playable offline.
DoesItPlay [DIP] conducts offline tests to see if a game is playable enough in the 1.0 or day-one release on disc or cartridge. Typically, they give some leeway to games that contain the occasional glitch but are otherwise playable without updates. DIP also notes qualities such as a DRM requirement, online mode, or missing content. They are often used as a source for physical media and game console preservation matters. A source Rich himself has used multiple times to produce his plagiarized article regurgitation videos. For some unknown reason, Rich believes all physical games bought from the store require large updates to be playable. This is the crux of his bet.
"I will pay you to get any single fucking game from the store that doesn't have a multi-gigabyte update. I'll pay them two thousand dollars!"
On this stream, Rich was provided many examples by his own chat of games released physically, without updates. Super Mario Wonder was brought to his attention. He rejected this example.
DIP took notice of Rich's bet when an alog of RTUSA, Richard Bunell sent them the above clip. They replied with a photo of the Super Mario RPG remake cartridge which had just come out a couple of weeks prior and was still on version 1.0.0. This is important to note Super Mario RPG was released in a playable form and many had completed the game without issues.
[Source: DoesItPlay Tweet]
Richard's terrible bet started making rounds on Twitter.
Modern Vintage Gamer weighed in.
[Source: Tweet]
The community demanded Rich respond to DIP's example and pay up on the bet he quickly lost. But Richard refused to look at their example and began moving the goalposts.
[Source: Tweet]
Mutahar chimed in declaring he had played and completed multiple physical games without patches, but Rich did not acknowledge his post and carried on welching on his bet.
[Source: Tweet]
Enter Lance McDonald: For context, Lance is known in the video game homebrew community for coding the 60FPS patch for Bloodbourne and makes Soulsbourne content. Lance calls out Rich for being disingenuous about DIP's documentation of physical games and for stirring up drama for attention.
[Tweet thread]
Rich took offense to Lance's callout. He offers Lance and anyone to come on his stream. This would later become a big mistake.
Rich then hosts a cope stream to explain why he shouldn't pay DoesItPlay $2,000. The following clips have been truncated to remove unnecessary information, frequent pausing, and the breaths of a diabetic man.
1. Rich starts the stream by acknowledging the games DoesItPlay listed are technically playable but then tacks on more conditions to redefine the word, so he doesn't have to pay.
2. Rich invites Lance and DoesItPlay to the stream. He promises it will be a civil discussion and he's the kinda guy that can hold his "L's".
3. A Youtuber named Hikikomori joins the stream. He talks with Rich about game preservation issues and the definition of playable. [I had to cut a lot of this because he rambled a lot] Hikikomori presses Rich on the $2k, offers to show Super Mario RPG 1.0.0. on stream and the life leaves his eyes.
4. Rich remarks about how it was a good thing to have a nuanced conversation off Twitter and Hikikomori presses him again to donate the $2,000. Rich is not salty about it.
5. To everyone's surprise, Rich donated $2,000 to DoesItPlay's Patreon. He subscribed in monthly increments where the first charge will be posted on January 4th, 2024. Which gives him a month to back out.
6. Lance McDonald joins the stream. Rich emphasizes the importance of conversing outside of Twitter.
Rich ended the stream having paid the $2,000.00 he owed without throwing a fit in the process. He was a good sport for a night.
The very next day...
Rich teases a big video and his pivoting begins.
Jay Hooft, Rich's editor claims DoesItPlay misrepresented the state of Super Mario RPG due to a game-breaking bug found in the cartridge. Rich alludes to still honoring the bet.
Hikikomori points out that the game-breaking bug is random and could be fixed by reloading a map.
Rich then begins accusing DoesItPlay of tricking him with the example of Super Mario because it had a minor glitch. DIP provides him with more examples of "playable" games... Which Rich ignores.
Rich continually spergs on the Super Mario RPG example and accuses others of moving the goalposts.
Rich continues attacking DoesItPlay, but assures all the doubters that he is still going to pay up.
Sometime after this string of tweets, DoesItPlay contacts Rich to settle the matter in DMs and cancel Rich's scheduled payment. At some point during this discussion, Rich implies he was requested to sign an NDA, which will become relevant soon.
Immediately after, Rich pins a tweet begging former DoesItPlay members/volunteers to send him information.
Now the fire has been lit. Rich is working towards discrediting DoesItPlay, so he can play the victim and get out of his bet. He releases a video titled "I'm Now A "Proud" $2000 Financial Supporter of DoesItPlay.org" which he later changed to "DoesItPlay.org Hustled Me For $2000. It Didn’t End Well…" It's a disingenuous characterization of the events surrounding his bet, with Rich cherry-picking examples where DoesItPlay allegedly misleads gamers with their testing. It's filled with misdirection and low IQ copes.
Richard Burnell posted the most concise clip of the video.
Rich reveals the discussion he had with the founder of DoesItPlay. They wanted to refund Rich's 2,000 and have a private conversation with him, involving an NDA. DIP wanted to end the bet privately.
ReviewTech's audience turns against him for this video. He is roasted for being disingenuous and a bad sport.
A sample of the top comments:
The next morning...
DoesItPlay make a statement apologizing for getting involved with Rich and they post a refund receipt. DoesItPlay goes on hiatus from Twitter and seemingly, stops work on their testing.
Rich and his producer JayHooft are shocked. Why would DoesItPlay want to refund the money and cut all ties!?
DoesItPlay goes dark and then Rich's producer Jayhooft begins contacting everyone associated with DoesItPlay, claiming they want to put the issue to rest, as long as they answer a few questions first.
Rich posts the logo for the founder of DoesItPlay's new job which has no involvement with the preservation group.
Rich and Jay are now trying to investigate DoesItPlay and figure out where the money they didn't want is going.
You can trust them.
And that's the developing story about how Rich made a 2k bet and then walked back any goodwill he earned with the gaming community. We all hope his investigation of a non-profit game preservation group bears fruit. This is certainly going to end well and not with a libel case.
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For someone who claims to be above DSP he sure is acting like DSP
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All that's missing from this is Phail. If RTU was smart, he would have roped Phail in somehow, let him rant, and take the hit.
Battlefield2142EU
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Reviewtechusa a drama attention. He been trying to pick a fight with stuttering Craig for sometime now.
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Something tells me Craig was inevitably gonna become a target once he made his comeback effort with Sidescrollers. Wonder how this is gonna end.
Given this and the above post about the bet, Rich might be the first guy to get crossed off...
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