In fact, he had a tendency to get so mad about negative pushback, that his own wife told him, "You care more about what people who hate you on the internet say than what people in your real life - friends and family who like you - think of you." It was an issue he would wrestle with all his life, and only cemented his reputation for being thin-skinned and/or self-obsessed. Jesse Cox is a YouTuber most famous for his gaming videos and being a member of the Co Optional Podcast alongside TotalBiscuit and Dodger.
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Click here and start watching the full episode in seconds. This wasn't the first time TotalBiscuit had gotten upset about developer backlash against him. Watch TotalBiscuit and Jesse Cox Play Terraria season 1 episode 30 online. They flooded the Titan Souls Steam page with thousands of negative reviews. TotalBiscuit, who said he'd planned more coverage of the game to explain his reasoning, then stated that he could no longer cover the game because he feared any criticism would be viewed as revenge. He then celebrated by posting TotalBiscuit's tweet on his fridge. THIS IS THE BEST DAY," said Andrew Gleeson, the game's creator. Unfortunately, the developer of Titan Souls decided to respond. Usually this kind of statement would come and go without much fanfare.
This, in turn, led to a broader backlash against TotalBiscuit himself. Youve also made my girlfriend happy, so keep up the good work. In the process, however, he also mounted a larger defense of the Gamergate movement as a whole, which he seemed to think didn't have a harassment problem. TotalBiscuit came down hard on this latter issue, believing that greater transparency was necessary in gaming journalism. Did outlets ever publicly state how close their writers were to the subjects of their articles? If they didn't, then shouldn't they? How close does a writers have to be before they recuse themselves from a subject? The inciting incident of the entire movement was the revelation (later debunked) that a female developer's game had been favorably reviewed by her boyfriend at Kotaku. Gallery John 'TotalBiscuit' Bain - The Podcast's main host. Episode 215 was the final episode hosted by TotalBiscuit before his passing, with Genna officially taking over from episode 217 onwards. Now, to be clear, one tendril of the broader Gamergate movement was relatively benign: a critique against media outlets for being too close with their sources in the industry. Currently, he is getting paid over 1,300 per video which according to TotalBiscuit, was 'far more than what Polaris was paying him per video'. But one public and vocal defender of it was none other than TotalBiscuit. For the most part, major outlets condemned the movement.
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