Jost Amman
Hunter
You still didn't answer (honestly) my question, good job deflecting.That is how I reply when I realize the person I'm trying to talk isn't willing to entertain a hypothesis that goes against their will.
You still didn't answer (honestly) my question, good job deflecting.That is how I reply when I realize the person I'm trying to talk isn't willing to entertain a hypothesis that goes against their will.
What question? "So, you're telling me...." No, I wasn't. Anything else?You still didn't answer (honestly) my question, good job deflecting.
Then if your answer is NO do you agree that it's peculiar that he was the ONLY streamer in his time zone to have that issue?What question? "So, you're telling me...." No, I wasn't. Anything else?
thats your perception?Exactly.
So... to summarize.
Before TFP reached to him:
After TFP reached to him:
- He was the only streamer-weekend streamer in Australia that received the wrong version while others could get the right one.
- He was the only streamer in Australia with the wrong version using creative mode
- He was the only streamer (in the world) that didn't know that bandits weren't supposed to be in 3.0
- He was the only streamer who had the idea of spawning the uncompleted bandits in creative mode
I've never seen a supposedly simple guy actually acting this smart!
- It was too hard for him to edit/cut the video with the unauthorized content
- It was too costly for him to edit/cut/remove the video with the unauthorized content
- After replying "how much will you reimburse me for removing the video?" he had to lawyer-up
- Now that he's lawyered-up he's using his community to win the trial in the public court
- In the meantime he's still earning money and visibility from all this mess while TFP took a PR hit
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I agree that they should've paid him...but not to be "fair" to him (because let's face it, the vast majority of the views he gets are not because of him), but to prevent the ■■■■ storm of parasocial, reddit-brained nutjobs, that tend to jump to extremes with things like "Or would he be the devil anyway", from hurting their business.If this is the case; and Woodle was merely asking for that tiny sum of money, or equivalent in 7dtd keys to raffle; would this mean his request was reasonable? Or would he be the devil anyway, for daring to ask something "fair"?
"Peculiar"? No. Someone's going to be Frist!. Either by discipline and work ethic, or by being a lazy bum streamer with no life other than to sit there refreshing Steam; pick whichever you think fits the muppet.do you agree that it's peculiar that he was the ONLY streamer in his time zone to have that issue?
Sounds reasonable to me; cost of doing business. I might've offered 500 and 5 keys to give-away (worth what, 200, costs TFP about 5).They should've offered him $1500. $100 for the "editing" and the rest for potential lost revenue.
He wasn't first though, he was, again, the only one."Peculiar"? No. Someone's going to be Frist!
No dear, it's not an insult, it's advice; you're not clever enough to get away with vagueposting, and I cba steelmanning your claims. If you make an honest claim, it'll start something like "I find it highly unlikely..." ... I won't make your claims for ya though.You're starting to resort to insults because apparently you can't answer my question,
He was the only what?He wasn't first though, he was, again, the only one.