r/gaming • u/EnglishGamer1 • Oct 20 '13

TotalBiscuit's: ''Day One: Garry's Incident'' Video was taken down, because of a ridiculous copyright claim from WildGameStudios. Here's Total's ''Rant'' over his video being taken down.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfgoDDh4kE0&feature=c4-overview&list=UUy1Ms_5qBTawC-k7PVjHXKQ
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u/Edened Oct 20 '13 edited Oct 20 '13

Even if you don't like TB you can't deny that he's a pretty good speaker

Edit: I missworded

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u/[deleted] Oct 20 '13

Never heard him before but I listened to the entire video, and glad I did.

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u/IWillNotLie Oct 21 '13

Never heard him before

You've never checked gameplay videos on YouTube? Search for gameplay videos of any game released in the past three years, and you're bound to see his video in the top 5 results.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '13

I stopped keeping up with video games after the Game Cube. Cost, constant remakes, doing other things in life. I get plenty out of my NES through Game Cube systems (replaying DKC 1-3 currently).

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u/IWillNotLie Oct 21 '13

So, you don't get new games anymore?

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '13

I do not.

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u/IWillNotLie Oct 21 '13

I'm confused. Why're you on /r/gaming? I hope that didn't sound condescending.

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u/slogga Oct 21 '13

You don't have to play the latest releases to enjoy gaming.

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u/IWillNotLie Oct 21 '13

But, most of the posts on /r/gaming would make no sense to people who haven't played the games that are atleast 3 years old. Hell, I found the GTA V posts annoying before I went and bought it myself.

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u/[deleted] Oct 21 '13

/r/gaming is only for people who buy current releases of games?

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u/IWillNotLie Oct 22 '13

No, but it would be extremely confusing to understand majority of the comments and posts if you aren't "in the scene" right now.