Progress may be slow, but it’s still progress. While I’ve been talking about the importance of video game preservation as a function of our own overall cultural preservation, very few p…
I never did either, I just retroactively followed his WoW drama (after his SKG takes) while playing Motor Town.
The context from the quote (“Do you see my mana? What am I supposed to do for you?”) is that he was playing hardcore WoW with other youtubers and streamers, he got a lil’ afraid and ran away like a rat while pretending to help his team’s escape: he spammed sub-optimal spells, intentionally draining his mana, leading to the quote.
I originally saw the guys cyber security shorts, and those just felt so off, like it was a semester 1 CS student spouting what they just learnt to seem like an SME.
Then much later on I came across him again when I saw that Hardcore WoW drama unfold. Instantly knew I was right when I originally thought something was off about him, felt so validating haha
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I never did either, I just retroactively followed his WoW drama (after his SKG takes) while playing Motor Town.
The context from the quote (“Do you see my mana? What am I supposed to do for you?”) is that he was playing hardcore WoW with other youtubers and streamers, he got a lil’ afraid and ran away like a rat while pretending to help his team’s escape: he spammed sub-optimal spells, intentionally draining his mana, leading to the quote.
I originally saw the guys cyber security shorts, and those just felt so off, like it was a semester 1 CS student spouting what they just learnt to seem like an SME.
Then much later on I came across him again when I saw that Hardcore WoW drama unfold. Instantly knew I was right when I originally thought something was off about him, felt so validating haha
He did cysec shorts too? D:
Haha yeah he did. From what I saw it was mostly just basic topics where he tried to make it look like he was an industry veteran pentester
that’s what made him big, sounding like he knew stuff