There was one final victory that Viscant had over LTG; he denied him another TV appearance. Tosh.0 wanted to have him on a segment called web redemption, but the show wanted both of them to be on. However, Viscant refused saying he moved on from that scene. LTG was trying to persuade him but to no avail. LTG really wanted to be on TV but Viscant said no.
As far as raging in person vs online, it’s that disconnect between the people. While online, you’re pretty much anonymous. In person, you have a face to connect to the name, plus it’s the general tendency to be a bit more reserved and polite in public. Even when someone does rage in public, they are usually still able to show respect to the opponent.
In person at tourney's you are accountable for you actions. They usually have someone there to keep people in check. If nothing else there will be security guard or should have one that can be asked to step in. When your at home at your computer. There is no accountability of your actions, well there is very little. So he can show his ass at home like a child, and no one is really going to care. But in person, you show your ass, and start raging hundreds of people are going to know before you leave the building. Is what i was going to say till I saw your reply. lol.
About the psychology of raging online vs raging in person. My best educated guess comes from the socio-psychological phenomena, deindividuation. Basically, you act differently when you're physically with other people than when you're by yourself in the same situation because of heightened knowledge that people can and will judge you. Even if you're streaming online, you don't see the viewers as people as much as a physically present audience watching you. This can also explain how Twitter is so much more toxic than the reality of how people are, because posting an opinion online feels easier to do than reciprocating that same opinion in front of a crowd of people.
Exactly, there is no immediate response/consequence for actions. When you are with another person(s) and you say/do something, you get an immediate response (consequence) for what you say or do. But when you have a medium like social media or youtube, you can put something out there an not get any kind of immediate or even physical reaction. I like to call it the “D*ckPic phenomena”, most men would not pull their junk out at a bar or somewhere public for fear of immediate and harsh reaction. But sending a pic over the phone removes the personal and immediate reaction/consequence. So it’s less harsh on the ego. Less judgment. And less negativity for the ego to handle. Almost impunity. Most trolls live and die by this. They can say or do things with little to no physical harsh reaction to their actions. And in fact they get satisfaction from the attention.
your house is a safe space vs in public where u can embarrass yourself in front of an irl audience and get kicked or banned at a tournament and also not socially accepted. there really isnt much psychology involved.
@@mikeochoa8629 Actually even sending pictures can catch u some charges bro and also immediate reaction from the person u sent it to so that's kind of a bad example
The reason why people usually don’t get mad or rage in a public setting as much compared to a private setting is because theirs a feeling of less consequences or something like that
I think quite the opposite. Its fucked up but funny especially for LTGs character. He's supposed to be edgy and evil as fuck. I mean I'd make fucked up jokes if it makes everyone crack a smile and if not then whatever
@@xironheadx-4590 Playing a caharacter so far to only get himself permbanned from UA-cam, Perm banned from EVO, contacted by IRS for tax evasion due to his "friends and family" payment rule with that being non taxable income, laughing at a man blowing his head off on stream, doxing innocent people on stream, the list only goes on. You're literally a ret@rd if you think that that is a character of his for views.
Its not that people dont rage in an offline tournament because you can see your opponent, its all about social pressure. Youre not 100% yourself when in public, you automatically get in a mind set that makes you worry about every reaction you can have cause you know people are watching. When youre home, you dont care about how your reaction is gonna look. Of course, there are still people who were comfortable enough to rage in public.
I remember his opponent would sometimes hop on in-game voice chat and roast him when he inevitably lost. He would just shrivel up and get tongue tied and all that chest puffing never happened. You sometimes didn't even hear a full sentence because he would often close to desktop between roumds since his ego prevented him from seeing the words "you lose"
At 4:44, there is a phenomeno called the Hawthorne Effect where one's behavior changes because they know that people are watching. In the case of LTG, or us gamers, it's easier to rage quit on streams because they are just text who are appearing on screen compared to actual events where people are observing you. Not a psychology major, but this was discussed to us before
4:50 I think this is because when we can't see our opponents we imagined them as the ugliest and most horrific looking things ever and that makes us hates them more, but when we meet then in person we see that they are just a normal human being with a normal appearance like everyone else, which makes us realize they weren't as bad as we thought
LTG honestly is one of the best salt creators ever,dude genuinely is funny to me for some reason. Then there's the other shit he does,thats what bothers me.
@UltraspinalKI for me it's just a way to see why I shouldn't rage at anything,it looks silly. In that same vain,it's also incredible funny seeing it on someone else.
You have to delude yourself to believe LTG is playing a character in any capacity. His responses are far too quick to be a character bc if he were acting he would hesitate to put himself in character every now and then but it's always instant response with scorched earth insults. He doesn't care what you said, just that you went against him and that's where we get the famous "this, that, and all of the above" shit.
Facts, and even if he was some amazing actor who was in character 24/7(lul) then it still doesn't excuse some of the super messed up shit he does like doxxing people live on his stream or harassing people for months on end
Your opinion is based off of weak understanding of psychology and a lack of personal character. Grow up and get away from your computer. You are not smart enough to understand how the recent trend of comments like the one you have made has influenced your current comment.
He’s 100% playing a character. Lots of people can play a character flawlessly lol he’s so used to purposefully being toxic. It gets him views and attention.
@@cosmic_tkb no, no he isnt lol, and even if he was he has doxxed and harassed multiple people and its well documented so the "character" has gone to far even if that was the case, let alone accounts of fgc players who have interacted with him in real life and say he is nice to their face and then trashes them behind their back like Punk Da God, and on top of that he is known to be a bad actor cuz he has tried to become one for years and failed cuz of his acting skills and reputation lol, only his fans hear all that and still believe its some masterminded character
@@Razer5542Hmm IDK. That quantum tv guy does love to abuse the “fair use” policy look at what he did to TheActMan while he himself uses what ever clips he wants. Will say quantum tv’s cope over Elden Ring getting game of the year was hilarious.
He doesn't understand that once you're banned, you're gone. Now, if only Twitter did the same thing. He was perma banned on Twitch until some troll posed as him ban evading. That's how he got he got his twitch back. He really does need to get off the net. He never truly got punished for the things he's done.
He would've faded away a long time ago but his haters and trolls kept him alive and accidentally made him a meme. He now has a pretty healthy following outside youtube.
@@TFYS223 A rocket league streamer and coach that doesn't ban anyone that is better than me, or lock my tournaments/playing me unless you give me money.
It’s seeing your opponent, LTG rages hard when he doesn’t see their face. It’s similar to when you’re in a car and getting upset at a driver. LTG is having that same effect on him since you can’t pal around and laugh with them.
LTG, DSP and Wings of Redemption are notorious content creators well known for their toxic behaviour and toxic mindset. Had they had a positive mindset then no question the trolls would not get them riled up but they won't change thus the trolls will keep trolling them.
@@yeetsaspizzas3921 A SF II player who played a known-to-be-unbalanced version of the game, he was the top American player when most of them decided not to compete in the tournament because it was so unbalanced. Nowadays he streams constantly insulting his viewerbase, requiring his hand to be held during all gameplay segments and refusing to do anything if Chat doesn't tell him what to do, and never being able to take the blame for what happens in game (He hits buttons on his clicky fight stick, gets punish countered, then says "I didn't do that!"). He streamed Call of Duty Warzone and would spend entire rounds just camping in a bathroom calling the game boring because nothing was happening.... because he was camping in the bathroom.
I mean what he did was ban evasion. That's how any system works with a ban system. If you get a temp ban, then make another account to get around that ban, they are gonna drop the hammer on you. As for why he acts differently online as opposed to in person events, I think it has to do with in-person, you can see their face, their expressions. You also know they are bringing their A game to win. Online, if someone is dicking you around with a cheese combo or something, you just automatically assume that they are doing it to be a dick.
If your still looking at comments on this video I can give a decent explanation for why people don’t get mad when their being watched by others. A UA-camr called Lazy purple made a video on Team Fortress 2 called How it feels to play sniper, in it he talked about a couple concepts like overcoming bad habits and how isolating it can be. When you are by yourself as sniper trying to headshot players on the enemy team you are the only person who sees the shots you miss and your the only person who can beat themselves up about it, this concept can apply to online fighting games as well because in any other setting besides a tournament your the only person who can judge your actions (unless the other fighter has a mic).
Aren't you the guy that distrubuted revenge p*rn of one of LTG's ex mods, Asia Flames? Doesn't help that you distributed it to a bunch of minors as well, you're no better dude
I will tell you why LTG does not act like that in person he's not the person he puts on he's genuinely a scared person who only puts on the big boy persona for clout
When I saw the video title: Oh I don’t know much about the MK community, I wonder if their nastiest players are as bad as Low Tier God? 30 seconds later…
It's not hard to explain. Usually there are no immediate repercussions if you do it online instead of in from of a people. That's why most people are toxic online.
as fellow psychology if someone is really himself/herself and no one else around he/she can fully release all like literally all the feelings of frustration and mad that end result maybe destroy they own properties if they way mad or better term 'to salty' but if he/she involved some people around them they either restrict they salty mode or act like a good boy or girl cuz they sometimes aware that other people had something worth that drive them want something even do anything as long they satisfied. if not they will continue on that never end of satisfied journey despite they already had something but they mind think it actual never satisfied enough.
So, sending people to harass and false flag other channels just because they shittalked you, youtube sleeps. Upload to another channel you already have up in the midst of a ban, *REAL SHIT.* Yea, that sounds like youtube alright.
I think my fav LTG thing was it was either him or DSP that got into an online match against Maximilian Dood. And Max did not acknowledge who they were at all. Oh the chat knew. But Max just played the match then moved on. That's my fav way to handle folks like LTG.
Not a psychologist at all but from experience but people being nicer in person is because they're forced to view you as a human my wife works in collections so all day she has to make annoying assholes see her as a human otherwise they just act like children with a 3month past due car payment
5:04 it’s the dehumanizing affect. Basically when your online and alone you often forget or just ignore that there’s another human on the other side and not to mention your first impression of that human was a negative one so you judge there character based on that alone When your in public there’s more of a connection since you can see there expression or even just out of fear of being publicly shamed so people tend to behave themselves more
I would guess that the reason people stay composed in public places like tournaments is because they’ll be judged for their reactions and their reputations can be destroyed by one desk slam
LTG is the guy that let a character he played get ahead of him. Then he couldnt tell the difference between the character he played and the actual rage he had for people mocking him.
You know, if LTG was just a humble dude and didn't rage and was just overall chill people wouldn't have a need to post him. People tune in to see him rage and lose it when he gets outplayed so if you take that away what are they gonna watch for? after that they'll just be watching cuz they genuinely like him as a person. He has the power to take away the power from all these channels who upload his stuff by just not being toxic and ragequiting. I guarantee you if it wasn't for the way he acts and his ragequits no one would have paid attention to this guy.
I think the difference between online in and in person is thats a bigger sense of control offline, like online people can do things that wouldn't work in a real tournament setting and that feeling of losing to something that shouldn't even work can easily short circuit the rage receptors.
The anger thing could be either the inability to see if someone is screwing you with cheating but there’s a multiple of psychological reasoning for the online anger yet the public is a different beast all together in public there’s so much more consequences to becoming angry in public which can cause the hesitation to express your negative emotions
So I'm no psychologist, but I have heard about why we experience road rage. It's a little bit of the stress from being in a fast moving death machine surrounded by other death machines, but the biggest factor is the disconnect from humanity. We don't see the human in the car, we see a thing, this thing cut me off, this thing is riding my a**. Why am I talking about cars, I think it may be why it's so much easier to rage at home playing online, there's no human connection, this thing is spamming projectiles, this thing has crappy connection etc
I'd imagine why rage at home is higher is because it's the unknown predator effect. You know you're losing, it's clear, and you are in your own home, with your most comfortable setup, and yet, it's not enough. This is why you're more aggitated much quicker when you lose to a faceless opponent via the internet.
Why people do not get as angry when it is face to face is because there is to much repucussion. Compared when you rage in your car out in traffic and online there's less repucussion, you are more anonymous and you feel less endangerd= you feels safe enough to act emotionally. I hope you are satesfied with my answer. I have read psychology for three years and the first year wad socialopsychology in gymnasium. Where I got to learn this knowledge I have shared.
There's a huge disconnect when you're playing online. You can't see their face or perceive how they're reacting to things so it's entirely possible to project the worst qualities onto them to fill the void, whereas even just being able to hear their voice alone removes so much of that confusion and will probably make you way more calm and understand how and why they're doing things. I'm pretty guilty of this myself, though I'm not proud to admit it. Sometimes someone playing well and trying to win can be misread as them bullying you or using shitty tactics on purpose, but a lot of times they'll tab into my stream and be like "hey gg, man. you're pretty good" and it kinda reminds me to not judge a book by its cover and just enjoy the game, y'know?
3:30 That's not the striezand effect. The striezand effect means that the more you try to hide something, the more attention you bring to what your attempting to hide. What you were thinking of was any type of publicity being good publicity. Which is also not true at all.
Video idea: The most creative guest character ever made. Kratos in MK9 included a lot of the weapons and abilities from the games, but even more than that, he had QTEs in his attack strings! I mean how cool is that? As far as I'm aware, that's never been the case in another NetherRealm game! I mean Injustice and MKX had chain inputs on some attacks, but Kratos' were full on quick time events with button prompts flashing on screen and almost cinematic looking attacks! And since he was console exclusive, it gives players who only played xbox insight on a character they may know almost nothing about!
Ngl it is a great idea and I always wanted a Kratos video from trueunderdawg but the problem is he played on xbox 360 so he doesn't have kratos and you can't find a bunch of videos about kratos because he was exclusive
He's 39 years old. I really doubt that anyone ANYONE can keep up that act for 20 years, let alone the start of his internet persona. Even your favorite youtubers learned and grew from their old content. LTG is still that hate filled character as you call it till this day. I don't think he's acting. There will be a time where all of his fans and trolls move on from him, and come back and see that he's still the same LTG they once knew him. The only difference is that they, the viewers grew up, and did something with their life. Unlike LTG, a convict felon, who can't do anything except e-beg.
I hope the story lines get better and longer even farm story lines for extra XP when you need to. Story Mode is fun for sure. Hope they add training modes that help you learn your favorite characters.
The part about keeping his anger in check segment, nah he knows if he talked shit in public the same way he talks when he is alone, he would have gotten checked instantly in public
Not only this guy named Dale Wilson (that's his real name) talks shit about people and commands others to flag channels... He groomed a minor as well by the name of Alaina Haddad. She was 17 while Dale was 29. He dox'd JoonTheKing, Trevor Belmont, SlayerWSS and that one kid who beat his ass on SFV. Laughed at a veteran committing suicide and called him a "weak ass n-word" for doing so. He laughed at people dying in general. Bro has no remorse. Transphobic, homophobic and racist to his own race he calls his own "honey badgers/Balrog" as his racist lingo for black people. There are other shit that you all need to know about Dale "Black DSP" Wilson.
The moment I heard that it's a fighting game player who likes to strike videos I instantly called LTG, man is the definition of Toxic
Absolutely he also laugh at people dying it’s disgusting
He's gone after Sallow Dawn several times for exposing the fake articles that he paid someone to write about him. The guy is fucking pathetic.
@@Thehunter905 fr he gives me idubbz vibes
@@Deathmare235wtf how can ltg give you dubbz vibes you absolute clown
DSP
There was one final victory that Viscant had over LTG; he denied him another TV appearance. Tosh.0 wanted to have him on a segment called web redemption, but the show wanted both of them to be on. However, Viscant refused saying he moved on from that scene. LTG was trying to persuade him but to no avail. LTG really wanted to be on TV but Viscant said no.
As far as raging in person vs online, it’s that disconnect between the people. While online, you’re pretty much anonymous. In person, you have a face to connect to the name, plus it’s the general tendency to be a bit more reserved and polite in public. Even when someone does rage in public, they are usually still able to show respect to the opponent.
For me personally it’s the possibility of my opponent insulting me, it makes me feel like crap.
In person at tourney's you are accountable for you actions. They usually have someone there to keep people in check. If nothing else there will be security guard or should have one that can be asked to step in. When your at home at your computer. There is no accountability of your actions, well there is very little. So he can show his ass at home like a child, and no one is really going to care. But in person, you show your ass, and start raging hundreds of people are going to know before you leave the building.
Is what i was going to say till I saw your reply. lol.
@@TheManWhoErasedHisNanetbf depending on what you say whilst salty yiu shoudk feel bad. Imo if its only about the game its not too bad
Mike Trollinski is just hilarious though. He’s not really toxic.
he only rages for content
Yea he’ll admit when someone’s good
He talks too much $hit tho
@Nick Lattimore Comedy DSP is just an all around terrible person. Nothing redeeming about him.
Fr man. Like sometimes if anything, his humbling actual toxic people
About the psychology of raging online vs raging in person. My best educated guess comes from the socio-psychological phenomena, deindividuation. Basically, you act differently when you're physically with other people than when you're by yourself in the same situation because of heightened knowledge that people can and will judge you. Even if you're streaming online, you don't see the viewers as people as much as a physically present audience watching you. This can also explain how Twitter is so much more toxic than the reality of how people are, because posting an opinion online feels easier to do than reciprocating that same opinion in front of a crowd of people.
Exactly, there is no immediate response/consequence for actions. When you are with another person(s) and you say/do something, you get an immediate response (consequence) for what you say or do. But when you have a medium like social media or youtube, you can put something out there an not get any kind of immediate or even physical reaction.
I like to call it the “D*ckPic phenomena”, most men would not pull their junk out at a bar or somewhere public for fear of immediate and harsh reaction. But sending a pic over the phone removes the personal and immediate reaction/consequence. So it’s less harsh on the ego. Less judgment. And less negativity for the ego to handle. Almost impunity.
Most trolls live and die by this. They can say or do things with little to no physical harsh reaction to their actions. And in fact they get satisfaction from the attention.
your house is a safe space vs in public where u can embarrass yourself in front of an irl audience and get kicked or banned at a tournament and also not socially accepted. there really isnt much psychology involved.
@@nicklattimorecomedy5497 Wasn't there like a mass murderer a while back that was at an MK tournament before shooting ppl?
@@mikeochoa8629 Actually even sending pictures can catch u some charges bro and also immediate reaction from the person u sent it to so that's kind of a bad example
@@BrianJohnsonArmwrestling I think that was a Madden tournament
The reason why people usually don’t get mad or rage in a public setting as much compared to a private setting is because theirs a feeling of less consequences or something like that
There is.
I'd say it's a easy stress release, and in public you have to put that in a back pocket until later.
The main issue I have with Lowtier is the fact the he mocked a handicapped kid there is no excuse for that
And laughed at/belittled someone's suicide... I wish I was joking
But he still got his ass kicked didnt he?
Yea that’s what makes it poetic justice 😂
I think quite the opposite. Its fucked up but funny especially for LTGs character. He's supposed to be edgy and evil as fuck. I mean I'd make fucked up jokes if it makes everyone crack a smile and if not then whatever
@@xironheadx-4590 Playing a caharacter so far to only get himself permbanned from UA-cam, Perm banned from EVO, contacted by IRS for tax evasion due to his "friends and family" payment rule with that being non taxable income, laughing at a man blowing his head off on stream, doxing innocent people on stream, the list only goes on. You're literally a ret@rd if you think that that is a character of his for views.
LTG really did get that ass banned
Its not that people dont rage in an offline tournament because you can see your opponent, its all about social pressure. Youre not 100% yourself when in public, you automatically get in a mind set that makes you worry about every reaction you can have cause you know people are watching. When youre home, you dont care about how your reaction is gonna look. Of course, there are still people who were comfortable enough to rage in public.
well said
I remember his opponent would sometimes hop on in-game voice chat and roast him when he inevitably lost. He would just shrivel up and get tongue tied and all that chest puffing never happened. You sometimes didn't even hear a full sentence because he would often close to desktop between roumds since his ego prevented him from seeing the words "you lose"
At 4:44, there is a phenomeno called the Hawthorne Effect where one's behavior changes because they know that people are watching.
In the case of LTG, or us gamers, it's easier to rage quit on streams because they are just text who are appearing on screen compared to actual events where people are observing you.
Not a psychology major, but this was discussed to us before
4:50 I think this is because when we can't see our opponents we imagined them as the ugliest and most horrific looking things ever and that makes us hates them more, but when we meet then in person we see that they are just a normal human being with a normal appearance like everyone else, which makes us realize they weren't as bad as we thought
LTG honestly is one of the best salt creators ever,dude genuinely is funny to me for some reason. Then there's the other shit he does,thats what bothers me.
You mean the other side of ltg the evil side
Best? Lol
He wants to erradicate all his stream footage on yt from other channels that upload it for a reason
I honestly don't see the entertainment value of seeing a guy be salty all time. Especially when it might be an act.
@UltraspinalKI for me it's just a way to see why I shouldn't rage at anything,it looks silly. In that same vain,it's also incredible funny seeing it on someone else.
4:46
This reminded me of a quote I read somewhere
“Give a man a mask and he’ll show you his true face.”
You have to delude yourself to believe LTG is playing a character in any capacity.
His responses are far too quick to be a character bc if he were acting he would hesitate to put himself in character every now and then but it's always instant response with scorched earth insults. He doesn't care what you said, just that you went against him and that's where we get the famous "this, that, and all of the above" shit.
Facts, and even if he was some amazing actor who was in character 24/7(lul) then it still doesn't excuse some of the super messed up shit he does like doxxing people live on his stream or harassing people for months on end
Your opinion is based off of weak understanding of psychology and a lack of personal character. Grow up and get away from your computer. You are not smart enough to understand how the recent trend of comments like the one you have made has influenced your current comment.
Dale's cultists suffer from denial, they still believe their master is putting up a facade when he streams
He’s 100% playing a character. Lots of people can play a character flawlessly lol he’s so used to purposefully being toxic. It gets him views and attention.
@@cosmic_tkb no, no he isnt lol, and even if he was he has doxxed and harassed multiple people and its well documented so the "character" has gone to far even if that was the case, let alone accounts of fgc players who have interacted with him in real life and say he is nice to their face and then trashes them behind their back like Punk Da God, and on top of that he is known to be a bad actor cuz he has tried to become one for years and failed cuz of his acting skills and reputation lol, only his fans hear all that and still believe its some masterminded character
I saw toxic and immediately knew who this video was about.
When you’re face-to-face, there’s an instant ramification for your actions.
This is the most hilarious internet villain of all time 🤣
no that award goes to QuantumTV
@@SHADOMEGA7569 Nah, clowntumtv is just sad.. That's it..
@@Razer5542Hmm IDK. That quantum tv guy does love to abuse the “fair use” policy look at what he did to TheActMan while he himself uses what ever clips he wants.
Will say quantum tv’s cope over Elden Ring getting game of the year was hilarious.
@@ForestX77 I'm well aware of the shit that he did, as funny as his cope was i find this funnier..
He doesn't understand that once you're banned, you're gone. Now, if only Twitter did the same thing. He was perma banned on Twitch until some troll posed as him ban evading. That's how he got he got his twitch back. He really does need to get off the net. He never truly got punished for the things he's done.
He would've faded away a long time ago but his haters and trolls kept him alive and accidentally made him a meme. He now has a pretty healthy following outside youtube.
For what I've seen, the self proclaimed ltg fans aren't the most "healthy" or "sane" people out there, but I can say they are very dedicated
He is a lol cow just like DSP and Wings
@@pipehelix5776 Hell no, they're absolute dickriders and blind to how toxic he is.
@@XBMxBama and what are you?
@@TFYS223 A rocket league streamer and coach that doesn't ban anyone that is better than me, or lock my tournaments/playing me unless you give me money.
It’s seeing your opponent, LTG rages hard when he doesn’t see their face. It’s similar to when you’re in a car and getting upset at a driver. LTG is having that same effect on him since you can’t pal around and laugh with them.
Dude's a quivering narcissist. The rage is real. In a tournament there's a good vibe and sportsmanship.
LTG, DSP and Wings of Redemption are notorious content creators well known for their toxic behaviour and toxic mindset. Had they had a positive mindset then no question the trolls would not get them riled up but they won't change thus the trolls will keep trolling them.
Who was DSP?
@@yeetsaspizzas3921 Darksydephil, his story is crazy funny.
Exactly
@@yeetsaspizzas3921 former sf tournament champ who basically guilt trips his fans into donating money to him
@@yeetsaspizzas3921 A SF II player who played a known-to-be-unbalanced version of the game, he was the top American player when most of them decided not to compete in the tournament because it was so unbalanced.
Nowadays he streams constantly insulting his viewerbase, requiring his hand to be held during all gameplay segments and refusing to do anything if Chat doesn't tell him what to do, and never being able to take the blame for what happens in game (He hits buttons on his clicky fight stick, gets punish countered, then says "I didn't do that!").
He streamed Call of Duty Warzone and would spend entire rounds just camping in a bathroom calling the game boring because nothing was happening.... because he was camping in the bathroom.
I mean what he did was ban evasion. That's how any system works with a ban system. If you get a temp ban, then make another account to get around that ban, they are gonna drop the hammer on you. As for why he acts differently online as opposed to in person events, I think it has to do with in-person, you can see their face, their expressions. You also know they are bringing their A game to win. Online, if someone is dicking you around with a cheese combo or something, you just automatically assume that they are doing it to be a dick.
If your still looking at comments on this video I can give a decent explanation for why people don’t get mad when their being watched by others.
A UA-camr called Lazy purple made a video on Team Fortress 2 called How it feels to play sniper, in it he talked about a couple concepts like overcoming bad habits and how isolating it can be. When you are by yourself as sniper trying to headshot players on the enemy team you are the only person who sees the shots you miss and your the only person who can beat themselves up about it, this concept can apply to online fighting games as well because in any other setting besides a tournament your the only person who can judge your actions (unless the other fighter has a mic).
I would like to ad on that Dale (LowTierGod) has done so much worse things IRL. Talking to underaged girls. His ex is a prime example.
Facts
Traitor
Aren't you the guy that distrubuted revenge p*rn of one of LTG's ex mods, Asia Flames? Doesn't help that you distributed it to a bunch of minors as well, you're no better dude
@@Maximusls2400 aren’t you that covenant member that bodies Dale with Gigas every tournament?
He pees in bottles just because apparently, remember reading about that.
I never that uploading on secondary channel while in temp ban period could ban you permanently. Thanks for the info. Stay up friend
I’ve always thought he seemed like he’d be a super cool and funny content creator if it wasn’t for the toxicity and racism and what not.
I loved the bloodborne music at 1:01 when the banned youtuber was throwing insults 😂
Video Idea: The Most Common to see Players in Mortal Kombat Online
It's easy why he doesn't freak out in public. The same why there is no drama in pen and paper rpgs. All the players are in striking distance.
I will tell you why LTG does not act like that in person he's not the person he puts on he's genuinely a scared person who only puts on the big boy persona for clout
Force quitting from the main menu is the only combo LTG doesn’t drop.
1 thing that I can respect him is his spirit but that's about it, but I hope no one acts like they don't rage.
I don't buy that it's fake at all. Dale's behavior hits almost every single box of a cult as well as several mental illnesses.
People don't get as angry in person because they don't want to get a fist to the face.
Enough research on this sad thing for a human and you'll see just how much he deserves the hate and trolls he gets
It is beyond my comprehension how people manage to enjoy that kind of content creators like LTG provide. I got that tastes are different but man
This man, in general, I’m glad he’s banned, LTG was HATED in every community for how bad he was.
Absolutely and rightfully so he is a child predator too
@@Thehunter905 where’s the proof on that?
@@Perdix64 lmao what did he say that he had to delete his comment
@@pipehelix5776 his comment is still there for me
When I saw the video title: Oh I don’t know much about the MK community, I wonder if their nastiest players are as bad as Low Tier God?
30 seconds later…
It's not hard to explain. Usually there are no immediate repercussions if you do it online instead of in from of a people. That's why most people are toxic online.
Me reading the title: "it's going to be lowtierIQ"
Me watching the video: "it's LTG"
*surprised pikachu face*
as fellow psychology if someone is really himself/herself and no one else around he/she can fully release all like literally all the feelings of frustration and mad that end result maybe destroy they own properties if they way mad or better term 'to salty' but if he/she involved some people around them they either restrict they salty mode or act like a good boy or girl cuz they sometimes aware that other people had something worth that drive them want something even do anything as long they satisfied. if not they will continue on that never end of satisfied journey despite they already had something but they mind think it actual never satisfied enough.
Bro your actual right like realistic fact right cuz there are no other way to said it. Well done bro😎
So, sending people to harass and false flag other channels just because they shittalked you, youtube sleeps.
Upload to another channel you already have up in the midst of a ban, *REAL SHIT.*
Yea, that sounds like youtube alright.
Respect for the Mike Trollinski shoutout
Nah he really did Mike like that
haha
The disrespect on mike trollinski
No disrespect lol I love his channel. In this video I show Mike to prove how rage channels can be a positive and fun thing.
@@TrueUnderDawgGaming it wasn’t anything criticising love ur channel ❤️
I think my fav LTG thing was it was either him or DSP that got into an online match against Maximilian Dood. And Max did not acknowledge who they were at all. Oh the chat knew. But Max just played the match then moved on. That's my fav way to handle folks like LTG.
LTG is a crybaby and narcissist who couldn't cut it online 😂😂😂
It was ban in Australia in 1992 but currently no idea about Mk 11
YOOO MIKE TROLLINSKI LETS GO!!! 💛
Not a psychologist at all but from experience but people being nicer in person is because they're forced to view you as a human my wife works in collections so all day she has to make annoying assholes see her as a human otherwise they just act like children with a 3month past due car payment
5:04 it’s the dehumanizing affect. Basically when your online and alone you often forget or just ignore that there’s another human on the other side and not to mention your first impression of that human was a negative one so you judge there character based on that alone
When your in public there’s more of a connection since you can see there expression or even just out of fear of being publicly shamed so people tend to behave themselves more
I would guess that the reason people stay composed in public places like tournaments is because they’ll be judged for their reactions and their reputations can be destroyed by one desk slam
I thought he was playing up a persona too, until he started doxxing people who made fun of him. Compilation channels ironically made me aware of him.
LTG is the guy that let a character he played get ahead of him. Then he couldnt tell the difference between the character he played and the actual rage he had for people mocking him.
You know, if LTG was just a humble dude and didn't rage and was just overall chill people wouldn't have a need to post him. People tune in to see him rage and lose it when he gets outplayed so if you take that away what are they gonna watch for? after that they'll just be watching cuz they genuinely like him as a person. He has the power to take away the power from all these channels who upload his stuff by just not being toxic and ragequiting. I guarantee you if it wasn't for the way he acts and his ragequits no one would have paid attention to this guy.
I think the difference between online in and in person is thats a bigger sense of control offline, like online people can do things that wouldn't work in a real tournament setting and that feeling of losing to something that shouldn't even work can easily short circuit the rage receptors.
LTG and DSP salt compilations videos feels really great to be honest.
Not when you realize people pay them better than most people with blue collar jobs.
@@MarquisLeary34 it's unfortunately how the world works, and it's probably even worse when looking at woman with onlyfan and stuff...
The anger thing could be either the inability to see if someone is screwing you with cheating but there’s a multiple of psychological reasoning for the online anger yet the public is a different beast all together in public there’s so much more consequences to becoming angry in public which can cause the hesitation to express your negative emotions
We should not be rewarding people for behaving this way.
So I'm no psychologist, but I have heard about why we experience road rage. It's a little bit of the stress from being in a fast moving death machine surrounded by other death machines, but the biggest factor is the disconnect from humanity. We don't see the human in the car, we see a thing, this thing cut me off, this thing is riding my a**. Why am I talking about cars, I think it may be why it's so much easier to rage at home playing online, there's no human connection, this thing is spamming projectiles, this thing has crappy connection etc
I'd imagine why rage at home is higher is because it's the unknown predator effect. You know you're losing, it's clear, and you are in your own home, with your most comfortable setup, and yet, it's not enough. This is why you're more aggitated much quicker when you lose to a faceless opponent via the internet.
Why people do not get as angry when it is face to face is because there is to much repucussion. Compared when you rage in your car out in traffic and online there's less repucussion, you are more anonymous and you feel less endangerd= you feels safe enough to act emotionally.
I hope you are satesfied with my answer. I have read psychology for three years and the first year wad socialopsychology in gymnasium. Where I got to learn this knowledge I have shared.
There's a huge disconnect when you're playing online. You can't see their face or perceive how they're reacting to things so it's entirely possible to project the worst qualities onto them to fill the void, whereas even just being able to hear their voice alone removes so much of that confusion and will probably make you way more calm and understand how and why they're doing things.
I'm pretty guilty of this myself, though I'm not proud to admit it. Sometimes someone playing well and trying to win can be misread as them bullying you or using shitty tactics on purpose, but a lot of times they'll tab into my stream and be like "hey gg, man. you're pretty good" and it kinda reminds me to not judge a book by its cover and just enjoy the game, y'know?
I'm amazed this guy has lasted as long as he has with some of the things he has said, fake or not
3:30 That's not the striezand effect. The striezand effect means that the more you try to hide something, the more attention you bring to what your attempting to hide.
What you were thinking of was any type of publicity being good publicity. Which is also not true at all.
Video idea:
The most creative guest character ever made.
Kratos in MK9 included a lot of the weapons and abilities from the games, but even more than that, he had QTEs in his attack strings! I mean how cool is that? As far as I'm aware, that's never been the case in another NetherRealm game!
I mean Injustice and MKX had chain inputs on some attacks, but Kratos' were full on quick time events with button prompts flashing on screen and almost cinematic looking attacks!
And since he was console exclusive, it gives players who only played xbox insight on a character they may know almost nothing about!
Ngl it is a great idea and I always wanted a Kratos video from trueunderdawg but the problem is he played on xbox 360 so he doesn't have kratos and you can't find a bunch of videos about kratos because he was exclusive
@Philippe Azzi On PS4 you can stream MK9 and you still get to use Kratos
@@jamesfields2609 yeah You're right
Mike trollinski is basically low tier god updated
He's 39 years old. I really doubt that anyone ANYONE can keep up that act for 20 years, let alone the start of his internet persona. Even your favorite youtubers learned and grew from their old content. LTG is still that hate filled character as you call it till this day. I don't think he's acting. There will be a time where all of his fans and trolls move on from him, and come back and see that he's still the same LTG they once knew him. The only difference is that they, the viewers grew up, and did something with their life. Unlike LTG, a convict felon, who can't do anything except e-beg.
Ayyyeeee the first clip was me! Lmfaooo😅😅😅. Much love Underdog ❤❤❤ keep doing what you do best braddah.
I feel as if people dont rage as much in live tournaments because it has a more fun and community sense to it rather than sitting alone.
I love that the thumbnail is also the same for the most toxic character video.
Don't use strings, and he'll leave you alone
8:39 for reason he was banned. there saved precious.. painful moments of hearing about ltg.. that we all already knew.
I hope the story lines get better and longer even farm story lines for extra XP when you need to. Story Mode is fun for sure. Hope they add training modes that help you learn your favorite characters.
Making us frost mains look bad :(
Bro called out Mike😂
2:30 LOL! That face... You can tell he was absolutely shitting himself.
Yeah, Viscants a pretty intimidating dude.
@@Nerwrax15 I was talking about LTS (Low Tier Scrub) intimidating Viscant.
@@JynxedKoma Doubt it. It was in public, Viscant probably knew If dale tried anything he'd be Fucked.
So you cannot upload to any auxiliary channels if your main one is even temporarily banned?
Damn. That sucks.
This is why I don't do fighter or fps games. People take it way too seriously.
The part about keeping his anger in check segment, nah he knows if he talked shit in public the same way he talks when he is alone, he would have gotten checked instantly in public
You know he the same mf who punked out of fights irl few years back
Yup dawg that’s him
LTG has one of the fastest rage quitting combo ever he'd rage quit so fast before the match even ends....man's pretty much a master of the craft
The one time where he doesn't say Stay Underdawgs. x3
I'm surprised you covered him. I wouldn't even consider him a Mortal Kombat player..
You'll also die from alcohol poisoning if you take a shot every time this guy touches/moves his hat.
He isn't a pretty good player, he's mediocre. He thinks he's good though.
4:40 is the most true thing I have ever heard.
You mentioned Mike Trollinski? HAHAHAHAHA!! He's a great content creator!
4:45 same reason ppl are ballsy in cars, anonymity brah, ain't even gotta be a psychologist to see that, lol
I am hoping someone mods LTG into SF6 as a commentator.
Not only this guy named Dale Wilson (that's his real name) talks shit about people and commands others to flag channels...
He groomed a minor as well by the name of Alaina Haddad. She was 17 while Dale was 29.
He dox'd JoonTheKing, Trevor Belmont, SlayerWSS and that one kid who beat his ass on SFV.
Laughed at a veteran committing suicide and called him a "weak ass n-word" for doing so. He laughed at people dying in general. Bro has no remorse.
Transphobic, homophobic and racist to his own race he calls his own "honey badgers/Balrog" as his racist lingo for black people.
There are other shit that you all need to know about Dale "Black DSP" Wilson.
I heard that he made fun of a disabled person.
@@DereckMc360yeah, BrolyLegs. Called him to Krang.
I can vouch for the rest of it, but where'd you pull the grooming one from? I want a source on that.
@@MementoMori7777 ua-cam.com/video/k6AvBZp3TZ4/v-deo.html
I like how he just put Mike trollinski when he said that people became popular because of raging😂
I never knew LGT was a Content Creator, I thought he was one of those people who got a meme about them
As a smash bros player I remember him for his motivational speeches
bro had to pull the mike trollinski💀💀💀💀💀
I have news, LTG is reformed, he is no longer this toxic and it’s a miracle
Saw the title and immediately thought "Man is it about LTG?" So glad I clicked this video 🤣
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