Honestly from my first interaction with your content where you have ripped into people exhibiting this behaviour to this video there is a remarkable improvement with your understanding around the subject mad props to you.
Thank you for giving the situation your due diligence, reaching out to me and doing this video. I love you and your community so much been a blast spending time around here. heres to many more
i hope today is a good day for u, im sorry about all the trouble twitter put u thru :( u seem to be a pretty good player, from what ive seen, i hope u stick with it!
They're actually one really wholesome person! Few minutes after the release of the video I went to check out their channel and got to talk to them on stream and they were super nice. Even discussed the situation and went over some of the things they did wrong, which is a trait I'd only ever hope to have!
TTV wasn't toxic at all.... Just having a bad day. Was able to recognise he wasn't in the right frame of mind to play. Just a normal guy. Respect to him ❤️
The most telling thing to me about intentions was that the Meg went into his chat to say “ez”. They are being passive aggressive and looking for a reaction there. It’s easy to say they didn’t want to incite bullying, etc, but I don’t buy that at all when they - or their friend - intentionally went into the chat to be toxic and try and get a reaction back.
Honestly I think it’s more of a poor reflection on the tweeter and their friend rather than the ttv. Sometimes swfs unfortunately resort to middle school clique bullying behaviour over a game, and it’s a rotten part of the community.
The only immature people in this situation is the squad who were still provoking him after the game and the person who posted the video. Mad respect for this guy, he's NOT a bad person and this doesn't reflect who he is as a human being: everyone is allowed to feel mad, sad, angry etc.
What really upset me was the OP of the tweet agreed with someone saying that grief has a time limit and he shouldn’t have been upset because of it. That really started to boil my skin
100% agree, its absolutely disgusting to say his fathers death doesn't cause him grief because its been 4 years, hell I probably wouldn't get over it ever, especially on their birthday
I lost my mum and close bandmate to suicide this year. People who say shit like "grief has a time limit" will only learn the hard way and I wish that wasn't the case.
the fuck, grief is relative to each person, and also its doesnt have a time limit, that person will never come back and they have be ok with that and not have emotions around that, nah thats actually kinda disgusting
Kaiser definitely shouldn't have been "exposed" the OP clearly doesn't show any empathy towards Kaiser and seemed to just want to stir drama despite what they thought. Kaiser showed he's above & beyond the "toxic" community when he displayed empathy towards the meg, realised he screwed up and just calmed himself down, no matter what you'll always have bad days It's only if you can recognize it that you put yourself above the toxicity.
My initial reaction was if he had that big of a problem with blinding he should use lightborn. But after watching more everyone has bad and/or emotional days and deserve some compassion. He can obviously self-reflect relatively quickly after and took a breather by ending. This is why it's important to look at someone's attitude over time. If this was a regular thing and he made excuses every time then yeah, expose him. But just a one off? Leave him be, he's obviously been greaving and emotions are high.
Without even watching the vid yet, I've played against this dude. Can tell just from the thumbnail. He wasn't toxic in our game at all. Played fair and didn't hard tunnel or camp. He was a bit annoyed with Trickster but didn't take it out on anyone. So if he was ever overly toxic or something, I'm sure it was a one-off. I know I can be toxic as hell when I'm having a bad stretch of games or a bad day, but I always keep it to myself and don't burden anyone else with my tantrums. But when there is a camera in front of you, you have no choice but to hold back your frustrations.
I think naming them should only be done in cases like this where you reached out to Kaiser and have his permission to discuss his toxicity and the reasons for it. If the goal is to create a better Dead by Daylight community, we need to have that goodwill, especially with the “toxic” ones that we don’t name and shame them, but name them only when working with them as a learning experience for us all.
I mean. He recognized he was in the wrong and apologized for his actions. I don't necessarily think he's toxic but can get really mad. Not toxic but insane anger
@@kinkyxkitten666 this isn’t a fair comment to make. As mentioned beforehand it was his deceased dad’s birthday so his emotions were likely very high anyways, and he apologised to the Meg. This isn’t something to joke about. I truly hope you reflect on your comment, because it comes off as you borderline mocking his dead father
I can positively say this TTV wasn't toxic. We all get bad days and we all experience gamer rage every now and then. He was even responsible enough to even apologize and realize he needed to log off because he was getting upset. If anything, the OG poster was more toxic than the TTV.
I love how the ttv rectified themselves but the person who tweeted about them can’t even do the same 😂 really just says a lot about those two as people.
The word toxic is wild to me. Kaiser wasn’t toxic, Kaiser was mad at the situation. Was the reaction to the situation regrettable? Yes, but kaiser didn’t resort to slurs or actual horridness aimed at the player in a malicious way. And apologised immediately. Even outside of video games and the internet a whole bunch of adults don’t know how to apologise and take accountability for their actions. Lots of love and positivity to you, Kaiser! ❤
If the Killer gets angry but realizes that and apologized for going too far, I wouldn't call that toxic. It's having a bad day and everyone has a bad day once in a while.
The fact that he apologized to the person who came into his chat just to gloat shows that he's a really good person. Everyone has frustrating games. Everyone gets mad. It takes a backbone to admit that frustration and anger got the better of you.
I honestly think this says more about the DBD community rather than the mental state of this content creator. Both sides regularly treat others like absolute shit with little to no remorse. As soon as the DBD community can recognize they're up against another human, a lot of this will slow down or even stop
Both sides tries a lot to make games as miserable as possible for the other side. Toxicity just keep flowing it's very difficult to stop it once in motion.
@@JustMiluna it’s not the “other side” trying to make the game bad for you, it’s the game developers. The majority of people who play this game are suffering just as much as you and are equally stressed out in matches. The game is just designed so poorly that every single thing about it makes you mad and you want someone to blame. This is a pretty self centered point of view if you go into every game thinking everybody is just trying to spite you.
@@fart63 hell nah my dude,there are people on the other side that know very well what they're doing. It's not the devs who deviced to record a video put of context and trying to "expose" a person,it's just too easy to blame everything on the devs. Honestly I like this game,no matter what,but bad manners from players,eh that's very unwelcome bro,very unwelcome. Idk why you put the whole self centered point bcs it's makes no sense. Take a look at reddit,and you'll see how players are,using the tiniest excuse to behave poorly,which it's a shame. However since I know how these discussions turn around I told my point and you told me yours,have a nice day(I'm not aggressive but just not in the mood to deal with stuff atm).
Honestly, this wasn't toxic. It seemed like he was just bottling up emotions and they just exploded all at once which leads to massive amounts of rage. I've been there. Most people aren't even angry. They can be sad and depressed but when you hold it in and bottle it up for so long just one little thing will effect you and it just turns into pure rage. People need to realize this and take into account how others are feeling. If you see someone like this just try to talk to them or ask them if they are ok. Don't harass them or bully them. It will just add on to it and it can turn bad for the person going through these tough times.
I actually played with this TTV on my team recently, he got tunneled out pretty hard so i went to go back to the vod to see if he was mad but no , he was a good sport about it and even stayed n spectated the rest of my team and was super happy and cheerful that we made it out, he also didn't say anything toxic or mean towards the killer, i personally feel like he just had a bad game on a bad day We've all been there
Mad respect to him for being able to take a step back, apologize and take a break. People are human and have bad days and it’s terrible to cast them a certain way when they’re caught at a bad time. The original tweeter is messed up for not deleting the tweet even after backlash
I don't think ONE interaction with someone should result in a "career breaking" outcome. If these people are like that most of the time that's a different story, but as someone who uses video games as stress relief its sometimes mind breaking when the stress relief becomes stressful and sometimes you cant see it until your completed blind sided.. Some people are hateful by nature but I don't think we should lump everyone into that category if they just had a bad day. As always Aaron thank you for the video!
People jump to throw the word “Toxic” on a content creator for one reaction so they can get the engagements without doing the research. One of the reasons I enjoy watching you and SpooknJukes, because y’all do research and only talk about the people who do things consistently. This guy got upset at a game. It happens to all of us. Hell even I’ve had moments where I’ve gotten upset, never to this level, but to each their own. He didn’t deserve the hate that the OP intentionally or unintentionally brought upon him, and they should have taken responsibility for the results of their action of sharing his content.
As someone who lost their dad quite recently, I can fully relate to the yearly milestones like birthdays being days where emotions are running very high and they're extremely tough days to get through, I really feel for this TTV for having to go through rough times and wish him the best. Props to him for recognising he was getting tilted and turning the game and stream off, it shows a level of control that some TTVs and even non streamers don't have, I don't think he deserved the hate he got at all and if anything, should be praised for apologising to the player and then knowing when it was time to call it.
Love that he not only apologised but, even understood the game was getting him to tilted and ending. Takes a lot to not only realise you're losing control but, also do something about it. Kaiserdabard, if you ever see this comment, well done on being responsible and honest and you can certainly have my follow
He definitely shouldn't have been called out. People have bad days, and while he could have handled his anger better, all that matters is that he acknowledged his mistakes and apologized. I hope he's doing okay
He didn't acknowledge his mistakes though. He doubled down and called everyone else in his games "toxic". If he actually did and is a saint like everyone thinks, why would he need to excuse his behavior by saying "oh everyone else was just toxic tho" instead of actually apologizing for real?
The killer was overly angry during the clip but the survivor team seemed like a bully squad and the killer apologised for being tilted to the meg the uploader of the clip was wrong and seemed like they were doing all the flashlight saves was doing it to be toxic and looking for content for clout
@@fart63 Can you explain how people in a videogame using teamplay and game mechanics to win is bullying? Oooh nooo, the survivors want to have fun interaction with the killer instead of sitting on gens being bored, what a bunch of BULLIES! You realize that multiple survivors going for flashlight saves is good for the killer, right..? It means there's no one on gens. Let me guess, if survivors don't go for saves and fun interactions with the killer and just do gens instead, then you say they're filthy gen rushers? Also, what taunting?
I play as both survivor and killer. To go against a team of Survivors like that can be triggering. Not to mention all of the personal stuff he was dealing with. I can see why he was going off the rails. But most importantly he realized that he was too extreme and turned it around by being responsible for his poor actions/reactions. On the flip side, as a survivor, where the heck are the teammates that play that well?! My friend and I get nothing but Survivors that hide/do nada/sandbag you. MMR the killing joke.
In my honest opinion, even if I did not have the context and only saw the clip of him raging, I wouldn't assume that person was toxic, sure he got extremely angry to a point where it is beyond unhealthy. It was just rage to me, and I really respect how he handled the situation in the end of it all and took a much needed break, not all humans are mature enough to realize when a step back is necessary.
The guy is actually funny to watch, he says what we are thinking while dealing with bully squads. And they try to make him look bad some real hard shade being thrown around in the dbd community. No wonder people stop playing this game lol 😂
His initial reaction with the flaming wasn't too bad because he didn't really make it personal. We've seen people pull up accounts and try to report to ban. Then the Meg came in saying ez like a douche. Streamer did good for apologizing for his reaction to that. Those pair of survivors should be more aware of bullying is and try to not let yourself fall into it. Recognize no one is perfect.
I'm glad he realized he was too stressed out to continue playing. Sometimes it's better to take a break than continue being angry. He's an absolutely lovely guy too, so it's sad to see people just being nasty towards him because of one bad moment.
The only reason I initially laughed at his reaction is because I have been there. I remember being so incredibly angry as killer when I first started. DBD has this huge learning curve. I'm not ashamed to say that it took me about 1000 hours before I was just like man this is a game why am I so tilted and to chill out. Now don't get me wrong, I still get irritated with the game LMAO I think everyone does. But I think the intentions behind posting it were not what the OP is letting on about. And the crazy thing is that he said ya know what that was rude of me, I'm sorry ggs. WHICH MOST PEOPLE CAN'T EVEN DO AFTER THEY GET THAT MAD IN THIS GAME. So I am glad that you covered this and gave more to the story than what was initially posted. Definitely gonna show Kaiser some love.
Initial thoughts on this guy: this isnt really toxic. It's purely commenting on what's happening in the game. It's toxic towards his health i believe. But he didnt say anything wild toxic TO them or about them IMO.
What I will say - he has more maturity than most people, myself included sometimes. It's a challenge and ego check to not want to poke back and take that frustration out on others when they come in with "ez". To take a moment and say "you know what, i reacted really poorly, my bad" is so important and I definitely appreciate his honesty. Regarding the poster on Twitter. "Deleting would be an admission of guilt" You can absolutely delete something and go "yeah i didnt think this through". That doesnt mean you INTENDED harm initially. Just means youre mature enough to understand the IMPACT is negative. The downside of "Toxic ttv" content is that you have people so willing to get some engagement that it's done out of bad faith where people in their one-off low moments are thrown under a bus for said engagement. Good mindset Aaron
gosh, my first reaction was that it was a really bad game for the killer and that it was time to take a break. The cursing was situational and it wasn't targeted. The context after was great. Unfortunately you are correct about the fact that people are going to judge on first impressions. Cheers to the new year Aaron!
You're always so through with your vids Aaron, and I appreciate that so much. Just like how SpooknJukes posted a video a little while ago about using empathy more often is so important. It's hard being a TTV when you get upset because you can be scrutinized at any point and have no context given whatsoever. I think we just need to step back sometimes when making fun of people or getting upset before posting tweets that could direct hate to someone. Love your videos and cannot wait to see what you do this year! You're such a positive influence on the community, and clearly we need it.
I wouldn’t call this toxic just raging n respect for him for allowing us to see his reaction and giving permission I wish all TTVs were accountable for their behavior so mad respect for this TTV 🙌🏽
IMO you shouldn't, he handled the tilt very well, and he even said sorry, I think even if it wasn't good what he said, it seems like the ttv was actually sorry.
Admittedly I do this a lot where I bottle my emotions and then take them out when something annoying happens in a game, it's pretty hard to manage and respect to the TTV for admitting that he was tilted and acting upon it. Often times despite tilting I'll keep playing to try to get over it which if more stupid shit happens in the game I just get more tilted. This is pretty inspiring and I'm gonna try my best to follow this example.
Dudes not toxic at all he left all his anger and frustration in the game. Unlike the guy that posted it who gets his rocks off on mocking and bullying people who are new at the game.
Commenting on first clip: I get the rage, but damn he’s taking it so wildly. It sucks to be blinded like that, but dude… if you hate it that much, lightborn exists. Like damn. After the video, the guy seems solid, and I still recommend lightborn cause it’s just fun. 😆😆 guy seems solid though.
If he doesn’t always do this and this is like a one time thing, it seems that he just had a bad day. He apologized directly to the person he was mad at and logged off. He made it right. I’m kind of worried some of these “Toxic TTV Exposed” videos are going to get out of hand, and everyone will want a killer or survivor exposed if they show even a little bit of frustration on stream. I don’t want these videos to become something like a witch hunt.
Which is why hiding the names is always great. You can tell the ones who do it for attention and the ones who do it just to show how bad the community has become and want to help fix it. What the twitter dude did was wrong and could of made things way worse.
He was just angry at the game. In game salt, even more one that no one can hear isn't bad, is just way to calm yourself (not always effective). He would be toxic if he was complaining to them in end game chat or send private messages about how he hate how they played but he didn't and even saw that he got too mad, said sorry and end the stream
Everyone copes differently, im sorry for the loss of your loved one. I’ve been there as well and it’s heartbreaking. I’m proud of this TTV for realizing he was in the wrong mind space, apologized and hopped off of the game when he figured he was in the wrong headspace. I’m hoping brighter days await him😊💖
I went against this guy last week and ended up following him. My experience was so different, obviously, but his joy is usually infectious. I love him ❤. Get him more dance parties!
As said before, alot of people haven't watched the full video, we all have bad days, some worse than others, he made a mistake, recognized his behavior, apologized and realized it's better to just end the stream and take a breather, 2 sides to every story
I think a thing that gets forgotten sometimes is that with the way the hame is structured, losing in dbd feels a lot rougher than other games, imo. The game can have a fairly big skill floor depending on who you play as or how much you know going in and the game itself doesn’t add much value to learning through defeat. I’ve had friends who have never even been upset around game, let alone at one before play dbd and end a match fuming, it’s an unfortunate aspect of the game.
I honestly can tell that dude was going through a tough moment in the game. Its also good considering he logged off and admitted it. I can feel his frustration through the video but he’s one of the least toxic people i’ve seen compared to those who act like they don’t deserve any backlash.
Another great video Aaron! You always put things in way that both pushes people to do better but also to not vilify these people. I think it's really hard to do while not excusing it and not taking satisfaction in their toxicity. No one should get happy seeing someone legitimately have a game ruined for them and they got eally upset. To me, toxicity in a video game is a sign that someone is going through some shit. Doesn't mean I have to put up with it, but it does mean you should not direct get joy from making other's miserable. Eventually things won't go your way and you start being harder on yourself when you (inevitably) fail as hard as the person you berated, or berating your swf. I'm so glad that that TTV was able to apologize, take a break, and emotionally move on. All three of these things nourish you when you do them together.
I think they should be shown because it points out their behavior over a video game, and they should look back at the video & self reflect. The other side isn't safe as well cause Survivors are the worst, they bring out this kind of behavior and then continue to harass the person more and more just to try and get more reactions out of em
It seems the original poster has deleted his twitch and UA-cam videos...but they still haven't removed the tweet..lol You made it pretty easy to find out who this one is.
Manz is a legit legend, super wholesome, just a bad day, bad timing. Here's to more good vibes, Daddy Weskers, And be safe during these stressful times!
We are human, we will have moments that aren't in our best light but the way he responded says everything about who he is as a person. He apologized and said he was wrong, this is big and most people don't ever do this. I have respect for him.
If I would have posted the clip, it would be to praise this guy. Someone finally being responsible enough to handle their own toxic moments with grace. Once you finally snap out of the pure red rage, calm yourself, apologize and log off. Rage is an emotion like any other, you can't control it and competitive games can trigger it biologically in some people. We're just animals at the end of the day, but this man is using the evolved part of his brain.
Playing as a killer when you are new to it can be very frustrating. He got tilted and upset but I don't see him as toxic or anything. I don't think it was wrong to post it. They should probably take it down if he asked them to though.
So glad to see that he recognized how tilted he was and logged off. As someone who lost their dad his bday is always a bittersweet memory. U think of all the good moments but the sadness of not having him around is very painful. Massive respect for Bard apologizing for his temper and u for doing ur research and getting the whole context of that clip
He deserves love and respect and to be acknowledged how he handled this situation because having a lost father and streaming on your fathers birthday and getting toxic games during that time takes a lot out of someone to apologize so I’m proud of this man. He don’t deserve anything bad to come to him. Leave him at peace and let him enjoy his life it isn’t like he is hurting these players anyways, it’s a game and he saying things on stream and he apologized so move on.
I actually remember seeing this post and thought he handled it after very well. I think I even saw the meg commenting on the OP saying he apologized to her? Not 100% on that though because I was scrolling through comments. I’m glad he apologized and realized he got way too tilted. I think some of us as killers and survivors sometimes get way too upset in moments because mentally we aren’t there fully. I’m glad at the end of the day he didn’t let what everyone said to him get to him because he’s right, it can get to some people 😢
I think we’ve all had matches in a game like this at one stage (especially if you’re a competitive person) it’s rough because afterwards you just feel stupid and annoyed at yourself. The way Kaiser approached the aftermath was the best way they could’ve dealt with it. It’s unfortunate because they’d had a rough time and it all just culminated in this.
His reaction might have been over the top but honestly you play this game long enough and it's only a matter of time before you experience something as rage inducing as this, couple that with having a bad day and you've a recipe for disaster.
Happy New Year Aaron, congrats again on 25K (now 28K!) and I have no doubts you'll hit your 100K goal before the end of the year. Keep up the great work mate!
The fact that the streamer got off after that and said sorry is something a lot of people don't do. checked out this guys twitch and he seems really funny and a nice guy.
i don’t understand how ppl can provoke ttv’s and when they finally get said reaction they scream toxic streamer. the word toxic in dbd has lost so much meaning 💀
You can be the nicest and most relaxed player 99% of the time, but then there's always that one day when you only have matches like that and you just lose your cool (speaking from experience) I totally sympathise with Kaiser and the fact that that player even felt the need to expose him like that is just horrible. At least he acknowledged his mistakes, unlike OP
Unfortunately because of social media we live now in a world of “I’ll post this because it will get me views” regardless of what it is. Watching that human being have a breakdown over a game was hard to watch for me maybe because of my mental illness but I don’t have a damn clue how someone could watch that and go “this is funny” “this will get me views” and not “I hope this person is ok” or feel some sort of empathy of some kind. honestly makes me sick to my stomach.
This guy just pretty much voiced my inner thoughts when I get mad while playing killer in DBD. I keep it all inside and never like, actually punch anything, but in my head I will be screaming at the survivors because I'm frustrated. It all disappears when the game ends, I keep my rage purely inside the game itself because I intend no ill will to anyone I play against, but it's there. Given the fact this man apologized and realized what he was doing and took a step back, I can't really blame him for losing his cool in the first place, even without the context of what he was going through that day (the added context of it being his passed away dad's birthday only reinforces that I can't blame him at all). I don't consider him toxic at all, and the person who "called him out" should be ashamed of caring more about 15 minutes of internet fame than the damage they're doing to another person.
as somebody who has lost their father and dealt with the grief, i could tell something was wrong. i don’t know what exactly it was, but it didn’t strike me as how an angry person would behave, it seemed like an emotional one. i’ve been there myself and have lashed out and those closest to me, and i never had the courage to admit i was wrong. fair dues to him for that. i hope he’s doing well.
The fact that this person decided to log off after the match when realizing they where to tilted to play anymore is a great thing and they apologized after words as well so really the person who posted the video just wanted the engagement and didn't care about anything else!
kaiser’s words at the end are honestly so painfully true. i’m glad he was mature enough to realize that he was caught up in his emotions and the game. i hope the twitter user who posted the clip can also maturely take responsibility for being naive to the situation. but for now, their just your average twitter user. sad
For anyone fortunate enough to have not lost a close family member, it's hard to communicate how much it can affect you, even years later. Something as potentially tilting as DbD on such a loaded anniversary - I'd be more surprised if he'd managed to keep his temper, frankly. That said, he almost immediately realized he was not in a good head space, apologized for his behavior, and stepped away. That's a level of maturity and self-responsibility we should all strive for.
Even with his original post, I would not have hated the killer for getting that frustrated, Im sure some people get that upset too over that survivor playstyle, but theyre not on camera to record the reaction. I also agree with the op that removing the clip is an admission of guilt, and a simple apology for not reviewing the stream further than the limits of the clip would suffice. Overall the killers reaction is content, its humbling. It makes us all think that we need to watch ourselves more carefully sometimes and doesnt throw any shade at the killer cause people have bad days
Didn't deserve the exposing as a Toxic TTV, Everyone can have bad days and especially getting tilted on the same day your dad died a while ago is something I think everyone would have happen to. No matter how composed a player is they will always break atleast once, If its not a constant pattern of Toxicty and just happened once due to not being placed in the best spot mentally then I think it's fine, There is a huge difference between gamer rage and genuine toxicity.
This is why I quit playing dragon ball fighters. When you win, I don't know if its just me,but you can feel their anger through the screen and they're playing style.
Honestly, getting tilted at the game doesn’t make you toxic. Even if initial clip was all there was, I wouldn’t have thought he was toxic, just someone who’s really tilted at the moment. l would know, as I can get similarly as frustrated as him in situations like that.
Ahhh that's just a normal match of DbD at 3am. The guy literally apologized rather quickly for how he acted and logged off; which is HUGE considering most streamers (myself included) would keep playing the game and let the anger go into the next match
8:16 I don't feel like we should be condemning the killer for bleeding out the survivor here. The survivor team was literally refusing to let him pick up, in the absence of good enough game skill to work around it, bleeding someone out is the straightforward solution, especially when the entire team wants to stand around to troll instead of doing generators meaning there's no time pressure.
I don't think Kaiser is toxic, if anything he was having some really bad games. But who I think is super toxic is the OP who shared the clip because they clearly posted a clip showing the TTVs face and exposing them with the intent of showing the bad side, like making it seem Kaiser is toxic. The OP who clipped it think is very self absorbed as they made the context show the TTV as toxic to them and their friend, as well as start unnecessary drama, especially after Kaiser apologized for how he reacted to their friend.
My thoughts on the first clip: I definitely think he's a bit too loud over the game, but then again I understand his pain as a rank 1 Nintendo switch killer main, so his anger is valid, the screaming is just a bit too much imo, he definitely needs to calm down is all Thoughts on his apology: Honestly he really handled the conversation with the other survivors really well, he realized he needed to step back and move on from the match, I respect that he decided to take a break at least
The problem is when you reached the amount of anger, that you wont even learn from it. You just ignore anything, wont play any different and then blame it on them
If you are going to check out KaiserDaBard at any point, please remember to show him love and kindness! 💙
I will report any cyber bullying u let happen from people after watching this video to local authorities
Please don't make me have to report u to local authorities because your fans harassing people
@@chilldue6599 Did you watch the whole video?
@@chilldue6599 chill dude
Honestly from my first interaction with your content where you have ripped into people exhibiting this behaviour to this video there is a remarkable improvement with your understanding around the subject mad props to you.
Thank you for giving the situation your due diligence, reaching out to me and doing this video. I love you and your community so much been a blast spending time around here. heres to many more
I hope today is a better day for you man
I hope you have a really good day !!
I hope you have a beautiful day and continue to blossom in the gaming community.
Hey Kaiser hope your doing well. Ive lost a parent and played dbd on their b-day too and you handled the rage way better than i did
i hope today is a good day for u, im sorry about all the trouble twitter put u thru :( u seem to be a pretty good player, from what ive seen, i hope u stick with it!
They're actually one really wholesome person! Few minutes after the release of the video I went to check out their channel and got to talk to them on stream and they were super nice. Even discussed the situation and went over some of the things they did wrong, which is a trait I'd only ever hope to have!
Same! Such a pleasant surprise and he was incredibly kind to me and many others who found him through the clip. Deserves nothing but the best
TTV wasn't toxic at all.... Just having a bad day. Was able to recognise he wasn't in the right frame of mind to play. Just a normal guy. Respect to him ❤️
The most telling thing to me about intentions was that the Meg went into his chat to say “ez”. They are being passive aggressive and looking for a reaction there. It’s easy to say they didn’t want to incite bullying, etc, but I don’t buy that at all when they - or their friend - intentionally went into the chat to be toxic and try and get a reaction back.
Honestly I think it’s more of a poor reflection on the tweeter and their friend rather than the ttv. Sometimes swfs unfortunately resort to middle school clique bullying behaviour over a game, and it’s a rotten part of the community.
The only immature people in this situation is the squad who were still provoking him after the game and the person who posted the video. Mad respect for this guy, he's NOT a bad person and this doesn't reflect who he is as a human being: everyone is allowed to feel mad, sad, angry etc.
First of all.
If he takes a game this seriously he’s not supposed to be playing
@@fenneclord9581 did you even watch past the clip 💀💀💀
@@heathensins2272 still right though
@@HambinoRanx not at all
Everyone in this video is
What really upset me was the OP of the tweet agreed with someone saying that grief has a time limit and he shouldn’t have been upset because of it. That really started to boil my skin
100% agree, its absolutely disgusting to say his fathers death doesn't cause him grief because its been 4 years, hell I probably wouldn't get over it ever, especially on their birthday
I lost my mum and close bandmate to suicide this year. People who say shit like "grief has a time limit" will only learn the hard way and I wish that wasn't the case.
the fuck, grief is relative to each person, and also its doesnt have a time limit, that person will never come back and they have be ok with that and not have emotions around that, nah thats actually kinda disgusting
@@adanhollis6732 my grandpa passed away 14 years ago and there’s still days where I grief. So yeah there’s no time limit.
Don't worry my guy, if we find them we can boil their skin too.
Kaiser definitely shouldn't have been "exposed" the OP clearly doesn't show any empathy towards Kaiser and seemed to just want to stir drama despite what they thought. Kaiser showed he's above & beyond the "toxic" community when he displayed empathy towards the meg, realised he screwed up and just calmed himself down, no matter what you'll always have bad days It's only if you can recognize it that you put yourself above the toxicity.
My initial reaction was if he had that big of a problem with blinding he should use lightborn. But after watching more everyone has bad and/or emotional days and deserve some compassion. He can obviously self-reflect relatively quickly after and took a breather by ending.
This is why it's important to look at someone's attitude over time. If this was a regular thing and he made excuses every time then yeah, expose him. But just a one off? Leave him be, he's obviously been greaving and emotions are high.
Without even watching the vid yet, I've played against this dude. Can tell just from the thumbnail. He wasn't toxic in our game at all. Played fair and didn't hard tunnel or camp. He was a bit annoyed with Trickster but didn't take it out on anyone. So if he was ever overly toxic or something, I'm sure it was a one-off. I know I can be toxic as hell when I'm having a bad stretch of games or a bad day, but I always keep it to myself and don't burden anyone else with my tantrums. But when there is a camera in front of you, you have no choice but to hold back your frustrations.
But I will not play fair🙂
I think naming them should only be done in cases like this where you reached out to Kaiser and have his permission to discuss his toxicity and the reasons for it. If the goal is to create a better Dead by Daylight community, we need to have that goodwill, especially with the “toxic” ones that we don’t name and shame them, but name them only when working with them as a learning experience for us all.
I mean. He recognized he was in the wrong and apologized for his actions. I don't necessarily think he's toxic but can get really mad. Not toxic but insane anger
@@nigelbyott553 his dad is definitely disappointed in him. Lolz
@@kinkyxkitten666 Im sure that your dad is very proud of you kinky kitty
@@kinkyxkitten666what’s your relationship status like with your father?
@@kinkyxkitten666 this isn’t a fair comment to make. As mentioned beforehand it was his deceased dad’s birthday so his emotions were likely very high anyways, and he apologised to the Meg. This isn’t something to joke about. I truly hope you reflect on your comment, because it comes off as you borderline mocking his dead father
@@kinkyxkitten666 lol you didnt watch the video, stop scrolling down to the comments instantly
I can positively say this TTV wasn't toxic. We all get bad days and we all experience gamer rage every now and then. He was even responsible enough to even apologize and realize he needed to log off because he was getting upset. If anything, the OG poster was more toxic than the TTV.
I love how the ttv rectified themselves but the person who tweeted about them can’t even do the same 😂 really just says a lot about those two as people.
The word toxic is wild to me. Kaiser wasn’t toxic, Kaiser was mad at the situation. Was the reaction to the situation regrettable? Yes, but kaiser didn’t resort to slurs or actual horridness aimed at the player in a malicious way. And apologised immediately. Even outside of video games and the internet a whole bunch of adults don’t know how to apologise and take accountability for their actions. Lots of love and positivity to you, Kaiser! ❤
If the Killer gets angry but realizes that and apologized for going too far, I wouldn't call that toxic. It's having a bad day and everyone has a bad day once in a while.
The fact that he apologized to the person who came into his chat just to gloat shows that he's a really good person. Everyone has frustrating games. Everyone gets mad. It takes a backbone to admit that frustration and anger got the better of you.
I honestly think this says more about the DBD community rather than the mental state of this content creator. Both sides regularly treat others like absolute shit with little to no remorse. As soon as the DBD community can recognize they're up against another human, a lot of this will slow down or even stop
Both sides tries a lot to make games as miserable as possible for the other side. Toxicity just keep flowing it's very difficult to stop it once in motion.
@@JustMiluna it’s not the “other side” trying to make the game bad for you, it’s the game developers. The majority of people who play this game are suffering just as much as you and are equally stressed out in matches. The game is just designed so poorly that every single thing about it makes you mad and you want someone to blame. This is a pretty self centered point of view if you go into every game thinking everybody is just trying to spite you.
@@fart63 hell nah my dude,there are people on the other side that know very well what they're doing. It's not the devs who deviced to record a video put of context and trying to "expose" a person,it's just too easy to blame everything on the devs. Honestly I like this game,no matter what,but bad manners from players,eh that's very unwelcome bro,very unwelcome. Idk why you put the whole self centered point bcs it's makes no sense. Take a look at reddit,and you'll see how players are,using the tiniest excuse to behave poorly,which it's a shame.
However since I know how these discussions turn around I told my point and you told me yours,have a nice day(I'm not aggressive but just not in the mood to deal with stuff atm).
seems like a good guy on a bad day … can’t believe to see someone actually realise he lost his temper and admit it - respect man
Honestly, this wasn't toxic. It seemed like he was just bottling up emotions and they just exploded all at once which leads to massive amounts of rage. I've been there. Most people aren't even angry. They can be sad and depressed but when you hold it in and bottle it up for so long just one little thing will effect you and it just turns into pure rage. People need to realize this and take into account how others are feeling. If you see someone like this just try to talk to them or ask them if they are ok. Don't harass them or bully them. It will just add on to it and it can turn bad for the person going through these tough times.
I actually played with this TTV on my team recently, he got tunneled out pretty hard so i went to go back to the vod to see if he was mad but no , he was a good sport about it and even stayed n spectated the rest of my team and was super happy and cheerful that we made it out, he also didn't say anything toxic or mean towards the killer, i personally feel like he just had a bad game on a bad day
We've all been there
Mad respect to him for being able to take a step back, apologize and take a break. People are human and have bad days and it’s terrible to cast them a certain way when they’re caught at a bad time. The original tweeter is messed up for not deleting the tweet even after backlash
I don't think ONE interaction with someone should result in a "career breaking" outcome. If these people are like that most of the time that's a different story, but as someone who uses video games as stress relief its sometimes mind breaking when the stress relief becomes stressful and sometimes you cant see it until your completed blind sided.. Some people are hateful by nature but I don't think we should lump everyone into that category if they just had a bad day. As always Aaron thank you for the video!
People jump to throw the word “Toxic” on a content creator for one reaction so they can get the engagements without doing the research. One of the reasons I enjoy watching you and SpooknJukes, because y’all do research and only talk about the people who do things consistently.
This guy got upset at a game. It happens to all of us. Hell even I’ve had moments where I’ve gotten upset, never to this level, but to each their own. He didn’t deserve the hate that the OP intentionally or unintentionally brought upon him, and they should have taken responsibility for the results of their action of sharing his content.
As someone who lost their dad quite recently, I can fully relate to the yearly milestones like birthdays being days where emotions are running very high and they're extremely tough days to get through, I really feel for this TTV for having to go through rough times and wish him the best. Props to him for recognising he was getting tilted and turning the game and stream off, it shows a level of control that some TTVs and even non streamers don't have, I don't think he deserved the hate he got at all and if anything, should be praised for apologising to the player and then knowing when it was time to call it.
Love that he not only apologised but, even understood the game was getting him to tilted and ending. Takes a lot to not only realise you're losing control but, also do something about it. Kaiserdabard, if you ever see this comment, well done on being responsible and honest and you can certainly have my follow
He definitely shouldn't have been called out. People have bad days, and while he could have handled his anger better, all that matters is that he acknowledged his mistakes and apologized. I hope he's doing okay
He didn't acknowledge his mistakes though. He doubled down and called everyone else in his games "toxic".
If he actually did and is a saint like everyone thinks, why would he need to excuse his behavior by saying "oh everyone else was just toxic tho" instead of actually apologizing for real?
@@AveryHyena he quite literally apologized to the meg after the game and logged off due to realizing how mad he was getting
@@AveryHyena he did in fact apologize to the Meg after the incident and logged off soon after
@@asuraofwrath And then LITCHRALLY called them toxic after, which proves he actually thought he was in the right and not actually sorry.
@@lokii_l And then called them toxic after, which proves he actually thought he was in the right and not actually sorry.
The killer was overly angry during the clip but the survivor team seemed like a bully squad and the killer apologised for being tilted to the meg the uploader of the clip was wrong and seemed like they were doing all the flashlight saves was doing it to be toxic and looking for content for clout
Ooooh nooo, the survivor is looping and blinding at pallets and playing as a team! Must be a TAAAAAHXIC BULLY SQUAD!!
@@AveryHyena three people going for one flashlight save and taunting the killer even after the match sounds like a classic bully squad to me
@@fart63 Can you explain how people in a videogame using teamplay and game mechanics to win is bullying? Oooh nooo, the survivors want to have fun interaction with the killer instead of sitting on gens being bored, what a bunch of BULLIES!
You realize that multiple survivors going for flashlight saves is good for the killer, right..? It means there's no one on gens. Let me guess, if survivors don't go for saves and fun interactions with the killer and just do gens instead, then you say they're filthy gen rushers?
Also, what taunting?
@@AveryHyenadid you just ignore that they went into his chat and were toxic???
I play as both survivor and killer. To go against a team of Survivors like that can be triggering. Not to mention all of the personal stuff he was dealing with. I can see why he was going off the rails. But most importantly he realized that he was too extreme and turned it around by being responsible for his poor actions/reactions. On the flip side, as a survivor, where the heck are the teammates that play that well?! My friend and I get nothing but Survivors that hide/do nada/sandbag you. MMR the killing joke.
most likely a swf
In my honest opinion, even if I did not have the context and only saw the clip of him raging, I wouldn't assume that person was toxic, sure he got extremely angry to a point where it is beyond unhealthy. It was just rage to me, and I really respect how he handled the situation in the end of it all and took a much needed break, not all humans are mature enough to realize when a step back is necessary.
The guy is actually funny to watch, he says what we are thinking while dealing with bully squads. And they try to make him look bad some real hard shade being thrown around in the dbd community. No wonder people stop playing this game lol 😂
Being angry at the video game isn't toxic in my opinion. There is nothing to expose here.
His initial reaction with the flaming wasn't too bad because he didn't really make it personal. We've seen people pull up accounts and try to report to ban. Then the Meg came in saying ez like a douche. Streamer did good for apologizing for his reaction to that. Those pair of survivors should be more aware of bullying is and try to not let yourself fall into it. Recognize no one is perfect.
Honestly i can understand the flashlight rage, they have been ungodly annoying lately and somehow getting blinds without even being infront of you
I'm glad he realized he was too stressed out to continue playing. Sometimes it's better to take a break than continue being angry. He's an absolutely lovely guy too, so it's sad to see people just being nasty towards him because of one bad moment.
The only reason I initially laughed at his reaction is because I have been there. I remember being so incredibly angry as killer when I first started. DBD has this huge learning curve. I'm not ashamed to say that it took me about 1000 hours before I was just like man this is a game why am I so tilted and to chill out. Now don't get me wrong, I still get irritated with the game LMAO I think everyone does. But I think the intentions behind posting it were not what the OP is letting on about. And the crazy thing is that he said ya know what that was rude of me, I'm sorry ggs. WHICH MOST PEOPLE CAN'T EVEN DO AFTER THEY GET THAT MAD IN THIS GAME. So I am glad that you covered this and gave more to the story than what was initially posted. Definitely gonna show Kaiser some love.
Initial thoughts on this guy: this isnt really toxic. It's purely commenting on what's happening in the game. It's toxic towards his health i believe. But he didnt say anything wild toxic TO them or about them IMO.
What I will say - he has more maturity than most people, myself included sometimes. It's a challenge and ego check to not want to poke back and take that frustration out on others when they come in with "ez". To take a moment and say "you know what, i reacted really poorly, my bad" is so important and I definitely appreciate his honesty.
Regarding the poster on Twitter. "Deleting would be an admission of guilt"
You can absolutely delete something and go "yeah i didnt think this through". That doesnt mean you INTENDED harm initially. Just means youre mature enough to understand the IMPACT is negative.
The downside of "Toxic ttv" content is that you have people so willing to get some engagement that it's done out of bad faith where people in their one-off low moments are thrown under a bus for said engagement.
Good mindset Aaron
Happy New year Aaron; knowing that the world is filled with kind and caring people like you brings hope and happines to my old heart. God bless you!
gosh, my first reaction was that it was a really bad game for the killer and that it was time to take a break. The cursing was situational and it wasn't targeted. The context after was great. Unfortunately you are correct about the fact that people are going to judge on first impressions. Cheers to the new year Aaron!
During games, its ok to REEE out, but leave it there.
What happens on the ice stays on the ice. I respect that.
Big respect to the guy for realizing what's up, apologizing and calling it a night. I have a few friends that could learn from this TTV.
You're always so through with your vids Aaron, and I appreciate that so much. Just like how SpooknJukes posted a video a little while ago about using empathy more often is so important. It's hard being a TTV when you get upset because you can be scrutinized at any point and have no context given whatsoever. I think we just need to step back sometimes when making fun of people or getting upset before posting tweets that could direct hate to someone. Love your videos and cannot wait to see what you do this year! You're such a positive influence on the community, and clearly we need it.
I wouldn’t call this toxic just raging n respect for him for allowing us to see his reaction and giving permission I wish all TTVs were accountable for their behavior so mad respect for this TTV 🙌🏽
I'm glad you're shining light on the situation instead of throwing blind hate around like the original tweeter did. Keep it up !
IMO you shouldn't, he handled the tilt very well, and he even said sorry, I think even if it wasn't good what he said, it seems like the ttv was actually sorry.
Admittedly I do this a lot where I bottle my emotions and then take them out when something annoying happens in a game, it's pretty hard to manage and respect to the TTV for admitting that he was tilted and acting upon it. Often times despite tilting I'll keep playing to try to get over it which if more stupid shit happens in the game I just get more tilted. This is pretty inspiring and I'm gonna try my best to follow this example.
Dudes not toxic at all he left all his anger and frustration in the game. Unlike the guy that posted it who gets his rocks off on mocking and bullying people who are new at the game.
Commenting on first clip: I get the rage, but damn he’s taking it so wildly. It sucks to be blinded like that, but dude… if you hate it that much, lightborn exists. Like damn.
After the video, the guy seems solid, and I still recommend lightborn cause it’s just fun. 😆😆 guy seems solid though.
If he doesn’t always do this and this is like a one time thing, it seems that he just had a bad day. He apologized directly to the person he was mad at and logged off. He made it right. I’m kind of worried some of these “Toxic TTV Exposed” videos are going to get out of hand, and everyone will want a killer or survivor exposed if they show even a little bit of frustration on stream. I don’t want these videos to become something like a witch hunt.
Which is why hiding the names is always great. You can tell the ones who do it for attention and the ones who do it just to show how bad the community has become and want to help fix it.
What the twitter dude did was wrong and could of made things way worse.
Watching the whole thing unfold on twitter in real time was super heartbreaking. Nice to see that it ended on a more positive note.
He was just angry at the game. In game salt, even more one that no one can hear isn't bad, is just way to calm yourself (not always effective). He would be toxic if he was complaining to them in end game chat or send private messages about how he hate how they played but he didn't and even saw that he got too mad, said sorry and end the stream
Everyone copes differently, im sorry for the loss of your loved one. I’ve been there as well and it’s heartbreaking. I’m proud of this TTV for realizing he was in the wrong mind space, apologized and hopped off of the game when he figured he was in the wrong headspace. I’m hoping brighter days await him😊💖
I went against this guy last week and ended up following him. My experience was so different, obviously, but his joy is usually infectious. I love him ❤. Get him more dance parties!
As said before, alot of people haven't watched the full video, we all have bad days, some worse than others, he made a mistake, recognized his behavior, apologized and realized it's better to just end the stream and take a breather, 2 sides to every story
I think a thing that gets forgotten sometimes is that with the way the hame is structured, losing in dbd feels a lot rougher than other games, imo. The game can have a fairly big skill floor depending on who you play as or how much you know going in and the game itself doesn’t add much value to learning through defeat. I’ve had friends who have never even been upset around game, let alone at one before play dbd and end a match fuming, it’s an unfortunate aspect of the game.
Not toxic... i be raging like dat too🙄
I honestly can tell that dude was going through a tough moment in the game. Its also good considering he logged off and admitted it. I can feel his frustration through the video but he’s one of the least toxic people i’ve seen compared to those who act like they don’t deserve any backlash.
2:11 I felt that
Another great video Aaron! You always put things in way that both pushes people to do better but also to not vilify these people. I think it's really hard to do while not excusing it and not taking satisfaction in their toxicity. No one should get happy seeing someone legitimately have a game ruined for them and they got eally upset. To me, toxicity in a video game is a sign that someone is going through some shit. Doesn't mean I have to put up with it, but it does mean you should not direct get joy from making other's miserable. Eventually things won't go your way and you start being harder on yourself when you (inevitably) fail as hard as the person you berated, or berating your swf.
I'm so glad that that TTV was able to apologize, take a break, and emotionally move on. All three of these things nourish you when you do them together.
I think they should be shown because it points out their behavior over a video game, and they should look back at the video & self reflect. The other side isn't safe as well cause Survivors are the worst, they bring out this kind of behavior and then continue to harass the person more and more just to try and get more reactions out of em
It seems the original poster has deleted his twitch and UA-cam videos...but they still haven't removed the tweet..lol You made it pretty easy to find out who this one is.
I figured out who the original poster is based off the clues in this video
Manz is a legit legend, super wholesome, just a bad day, bad timing. Here's to more good vibes, Daddy Weskers, And be safe during these stressful times!
He’s been my killer 3 times and I follow him on Twitch. He’s honestly a cool and relaxed guy usually.
We are human, we will have moments that aren't in our best light but the way he responded says everything about who he is as a person. He apologized and said he was wrong, this is big and most people don't ever do this. I have respect for him.
If I would have posted the clip, it would be to praise this guy. Someone finally being responsible enough to handle their own toxic moments with grace.
Once you finally snap out of the pure red rage, calm yourself, apologize and log off.
Rage is an emotion like any other, you can't control it and competitive games can trigger it biologically in some people. We're just animals at the end of the day, but this man is using the evolved part of his brain.
Playing as a killer when you are new to it can be very frustrating. He got tilted and upset but I don't see him as toxic or anything. I don't think it was wrong to post it. They should probably take it down if he asked them to though.
So glad to see that he recognized how tilted he was and logged off. As someone who lost their dad his bday is always a bittersweet memory. U think of all the good moments but the sadness of not having him around is very painful. Massive respect for Bard apologizing for his temper and u for doing ur research and getting the whole context of that clip
He deserves love and respect and to be acknowledged how he handled this situation because having a lost father and streaming on your fathers birthday and getting toxic games during that time takes a lot out of someone to apologize so I’m proud of this man. He don’t deserve anything bad to come to him. Leave him at peace and let him enjoy his life it isn’t like he is hurting these players anyways, it’s a game and he saying things on stream and he apologized so move on.
Kaiser's reaction to his own behavior is single handedly the most mature response I have ever seen in the entire DBD community history.
I actually remember seeing this post and thought he handled it after very well. I think I even saw the meg commenting on the OP saying he apologized to her? Not 100% on that though because I was scrolling through comments. I’m glad he apologized and realized he got way too tilted. I think some of us as killers and survivors sometimes get way too upset in moments because mentally we aren’t there fully. I’m glad at the end of the day he didn’t let what everyone said to him get to him because he’s right, it can get to some people 😢
The “stop blinding me it’s unnecessary” part kinda made me giggle tho ngl
I think we’ve all had matches in a game like this at one stage (especially if you’re a competitive person) it’s rough because afterwards you just feel stupid and annoyed at yourself.
The way Kaiser approached the aftermath was the best way they could’ve dealt with it. It’s unfortunate because they’d had a rough time and it all just culminated in this.
His reaction might have been over the top but honestly you play this game long enough and it's only a matter of time before you experience something as rage inducing as this, couple that with having a bad day and you've a recipe for disaster.
I hope that he’s okay and feeling better. Big hugs to him.
Happy New Year Aaron, congrats again on 25K (now 28K!) and I have no doubts you'll hit your 100K goal before the end of the year. Keep up the great work mate!
Happy new year to you! Thank you for the continued support as always!
The fact that the streamer got off after that and said sorry is something a lot of people don't do. checked out this guys twitch and he seems really funny and a nice guy.
i don’t understand how ppl can provoke ttv’s and when they finally get said reaction they scream toxic streamer. the word toxic in dbd has lost so much meaning 💀
Why did I find myself almost crying like 4 times in this video . I just feel his pain is beyond a video game.
You can be the nicest and most relaxed player 99% of the time, but then there's always that one day when you only have matches like that and you just lose your cool (speaking from experience)
I totally sympathise with Kaiser and the fact that that player even felt the need to expose him like that is just horrible. At least he acknowledged his mistakes, unlike OP
Unfortunately because of social media we live now in a world of “I’ll post this because it will get me views” regardless of what it is. Watching that human being have a breakdown over a game was hard to watch for me maybe because of my mental illness but I don’t have a damn clue how someone could watch that and go “this is funny” “this will get me views” and not “I hope this person is ok” or feel some sort of empathy of some kind. honestly makes me sick to my stomach.
This guy just pretty much voiced my inner thoughts when I get mad while playing killer in DBD. I keep it all inside and never like, actually punch anything, but in my head I will be screaming at the survivors because I'm frustrated. It all disappears when the game ends, I keep my rage purely inside the game itself because I intend no ill will to anyone I play against, but it's there. Given the fact this man apologized and realized what he was doing and took a step back, I can't really blame him for losing his cool in the first place, even without the context of what he was going through that day (the added context of it being his passed away dad's birthday only reinforces that I can't blame him at all). I don't consider him toxic at all, and the person who "called him out" should be ashamed of caring more about 15 minutes of internet fame than the damage they're doing to another person.
as somebody who has lost their father and dealt with the grief, i could tell something was wrong. i don’t know what exactly it was, but it didn’t strike me as how an angry person would behave, it seemed like an emotional one. i’ve been there myself and have lashed out and those closest to me, and i never had the courage to admit i was wrong. fair dues to him for that. i hope he’s doing well.
he showed true maturity by recognizing what he did was wrong, hope hes doing better and that it gets easier, much love to him.
The fact that this person decided to log off after the match when realizing they where to tilted to play anymore is a great thing and they apologized after words as well so really the person who posted the video just wanted the engagement and didn't care about anything else!
kaiser’s words at the end are honestly so painfully true. i’m glad he was mature enough to realize that he was caught up in his emotions and the game. i hope the twitter user who posted the clip can also maturely take responsibility for being naive to the situation. but for now, their just your average twitter user. sad
Honestly I can understand the frustration in the first match and let’s be honest everyone would get aggravated at this match
For anyone fortunate enough to have not lost a close family member, it's hard to communicate how much it can affect you, even years later. Something as potentially tilting as DbD on such a loaded anniversary - I'd be more surprised if he'd managed to keep his temper, frankly. That said, he almost immediately realized he was not in a good head space, apologized for his behavior, and stepped away. That's a level of maturity and self-responsibility we should all strive for.
Even with his original post, I would not have hated the killer for getting that frustrated, Im sure some people get that upset too over that survivor playstyle, but theyre not on camera to record the reaction. I also agree with the op that removing the clip is an admission of guilt, and a simple apology for not reviewing the stream further than the limits of the clip would suffice. Overall the killers reaction is content, its humbling. It makes us all think that we need to watch ourselves more carefully sometimes and doesnt throw any shade at the killer cause people have bad days
I'm a main survivor..but when I play killer for challenges ,I get mad the same way but don't scream.
Didn't deserve the exposing as a Toxic TTV, Everyone can have bad days and especially getting tilted on the same day your dad died a while ago is something I think everyone would have happen to. No matter how composed a player is they will always break atleast once, If its not a constant pattern of Toxicty and just happened once due to not being placed in the best spot mentally then I think it's fine, There is a huge difference between gamer rage and genuine toxicity.
This is why I quit playing dragon ball fighters. When you win, I don't know if its just me,but you can feel their anger through the screen and they're playing style.
Honestly, getting tilted at the game doesn’t make you toxic. Even if initial clip was all there was, I wouldn’t have thought he was toxic, just someone who’s really tilted at the moment. l would know, as I can get similarly as frustrated as him in situations like that.
Not toxic, just extremely tilted and angry.
I think people are using toxic to just call out anyone who gets slightly angry and or annoyed. Toxic is losing its meaning.
Ahhh that's just a normal match of DbD at 3am. The guy literally apologized rather quickly for how he acted and logged off; which is HUGE considering most streamers (myself included) would keep playing the game and let the anger go into the next match
8:16
I don't feel like we should be condemning the killer for bleeding out the survivor here. The survivor team was literally refusing to let him pick up, in the absence of good enough game skill to work around it, bleeding someone out is the straightforward solution, especially when the entire team wants to stand around to troll instead of doing generators meaning there's no time pressure.
I don't think Kaiser is toxic, if anything he was having some really bad games.
But who I think is super toxic is the OP who shared the clip because they clearly posted a clip showing the TTVs face and exposing them with the intent of showing the bad side, like making it seem Kaiser is toxic. The OP who clipped it think is very self absorbed as they made the context show the TTV as toxic to them and their friend, as well as start unnecessary drama, especially after Kaiser apologized for how he reacted to their friend.
The OP was out of line for not removing the tweet after realizing the repercussions
My thoughts on the first clip: I definitely think he's a bit too loud over the game, but then again I understand his pain as a rank 1 Nintendo switch killer main, so his anger is valid, the screaming is just a bit too much imo, he definitely needs to calm down is all
Thoughts on his apology: Honestly he really handled the conversation with the other survivors really well, he realized he needed to step back and move on from the match, I respect that he decided to take a break at least
The problem is when you reached the amount of anger, that you wont even learn from it. You just ignore anything, wont play any different and then blame it on them
glad i was able to bring this to your attention