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A bit off topic, but I'll go on topic after the spoiler since it's a bit of a long story, and I dont' want to break the thread.Sorry for being late but could someone be so kind to explain the joke about DSP outlasting other YouTubers, streamers, etc.? I'm less familiar with him at this point than Etika; is DSP really reckless?
The long story is that DSP is a guy who started is internet... "Famoushness" around the late 2000s. At some point he was actually decent at games, and knew how to play fighting games... or so we thought. Turns out he abuses mechanics that are easily punishable (At EVO, they played a busted port of Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo that allowed him to utilize a set of attacks as a character, namely M. Bison/Dictator, though there'slots of fighting game jargon to understand the jist is his opponent had to keep blocking because there was no way to react. He got beat by someone else because they did it back.) He's been going for over a decade now, which has lead to some prominent creators for video game content going under, usually ones who are way better than him and also not as fucking retarded. Some key people include Two/Super Best Friends who literally are not friends anymore, JewWario who despite the controversies, had a stellar show about Japanese games you needed no knowledge of Japanese to play who killed himself, and even Machinima, one of the longest running and formerly biggest gaming platforms for creators.
Now back on topic, nothing new has come to light obviously, but the evidence is too overwhelming for it to not be Etika. This is getting to the point that I am 99% sure that it's him. However, I must bring up the question. How long do bodies go undiscovered in the harbor? And a bit dumber question since I'm not well versed on the concept, but how easy is it to kill yourself from a fall in water? Is it because you've fallen and sunk too far you can't getback up in time? Or are there rocks and other junk down there that makes it impossible to survive? I'm genuinely curious as the bridges nearby me (at leasts over bodies of water) have had a 15% suicide success rate.