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scarletspeed7 posted...

Somewhere along the way, Sterling's schtick started getting old for me. I'm not the most discerning critic or anything, but it felt to me that he found himself obligated to maintain a specific stance on the industry's shortcomings, many of which are entirely deserved. However, the outrage began to feel manufactured to me. There were still glimpses of what felt like genuine love for video games, and occasionally you saw that twinkle in his eyes of real delight, but after a while, the deluge of negativity became forced.

He's very insightful in his longer videos and he definitely has a way to incite and rile. He's great at it.

Yeah, sometime in the last year or two I went from subscribing for a weekly dose of 'trippple aigggh' nonsense, to watching infrequently, to realizing he's not quite what he was or my tastes or tolerances changed leading to me unsubscribing. I might be a bit less up to speed on some of the prime gaming drama that transpires, but in return I get a bit less drama absorbed into my brain.

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