Current Events > ChatGPT's Top 6 CE users ever

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Top 6 Current Events (CE) GameFAQs users

1. CJayC The founder/site figurehead. Creator of GameFAQs and a central public presence whose actions and retirement are part of CE lore.
2. SBAllen Longtime admin / lead moderator. The visible staff/admin persona people associate with running and moderating the boards.
3. Dakero The action-movie storyteller. A CE poster famous for over-the-top battle chronicles and episodic, cinematic posts that became in-community legend.
4. Scum Board in-joke / communal persona. More of a shared gag/character than a single famous guide-author the sort of recurring persona and running joke that stuck in CE culture.
5. Umaro Infamous LUE/CE stuntster. Remembered in archival writeups for early shock/attention stunts that cemented his notoriety in board history.
6. Krystal109 Prolific guide author / visible contributor. Widely recognized for large, highly used walkthroughs (Bloodborne, Dark Souls III, Tales games, etc.) and for occasionally being part of moderation/controversy threads.

Interesting list.

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I was wondering if 4 and 5 were real people but yea interesting they left him off. Maybe because it was a CE list and not GameFAQs list.

it has spoken

no one can deny it

Ranking the wang sock is insane.

ok tc is lying

they made the list themselves

As of my last update, I don't have real-time access to external websites or databases, so I can't provide a list of the top 6 current users of the GameFAQs Current Events forum. However, GameFAQs has a voting and ranking system for its users, and active users in the Current Events forum typically gain recognition through consistent participation, insightful posts, and often engaging in discussions about trending topics.
To find the top users, I recommend checking out:

1. GameFAQs Current Events Forum: The ranking of users is usually based on post count and user reputation, so frequent contributors will often have higher status.
2. User's Post History: By browsing threads in Current Events, you can spot some of the most active users who are known for making interesting or thought-provoking posts.
3. Community Discussions: Longtime members often discuss who's more influential in the forum at any given time, so you might be able to find specific names.

If you're curious about how users are ranked or want to check some of the most well-known ones, you can head over to the forum, look at their profile stats, or even check community rankings if available.

Proof robots are dumb.

No Vegy?

it keeps hallucinating

PraetorXyn posted...

No Vegy?

who is vegy from current events message board on gamefaqs?

Vegy is a well-known figure from the Current Events (CE) board on GameFAQs, particularly during the mid-2000s to 2010s. Though not as prominent as some of the more infamous users like Tardis or Mentos, Vegy gained a reputation as a key contributor to the boards culture during their time as a regular.
Key Points about Vegy:

• Personality: Vegy was a relatively frequent poster who was known for their insightful commentary, especially when it came to political discussions, social issues, and world events. Unlike some of the more polarizing users, Vegy had a more measured, often thoughtful approach to debates.
• Style: Vegys posts were typically calm, logical, and sometimes even a little sarcastic. They didnt shy away from discussing contentious topics but were often seen as someone who brought clarity to discussions rather than stirring up unnecessary drama.
• Moderation and Influence: While not necessarily a moderator themselves, Vegy often had an influence on the tone of threads on the CE board. Many users appreciated Vegy's ability to diffuse heated situations, and they were often involved in helping guide discussions to a more productive place.
• Legacy: Vegy is remembered fondly by some users of GameFAQs who frequented the CE board during that time. They weren't necessarily an "icon" like some of the more notorious CE regulars, but their consistent, calm, and knowledgeable presence made them a key figure for many who looked to have serious discussions on current events.

If youre referring to a different "Vegy" or a more recent period, it's possible the user has evolved or changed their style over time. But overall, Vegy was part of the intellectual backbone of the CE board during its peak.

BlueTigerLion posted...

Scum Board in-joke / communal persona. More of a shared gag/character than a single famous guide-author the sort of recurring persona and running joke that stuck in CE culture.

Thats certainly a deep cut

you guys really need to stop using this machine so much. TC constantly posts it and he doesnt seem able to analyze anything without it

Umaro is also a legacy cut. Lol

Cyricz and nova def need to be on there

It doesn't even have Turbam. No wonder why everyone hates AI.

no Butters??

I've been a CE regular since 2005. Never seen Scum or Umaro. I guess they predate me if they are/were real users lol.

PSA: It is not against the rules to post what an AI outputs.

Dungeater posted...

Spamming is against the rules and you and your cohorts have plenty of disagreements as to what constitutes modding. PSA.

error himself makes gen ai threads, as in give it a prompt and it makes a picture

if you don't like a.i. you don't have to enter said threads

Neo posted...

PSA: It is not against the rules to post what an AI outputs.

is this the way to get around horny posting?

WingsOfGood posted...

error himself makes gen ai threads, as in give it a prompt and it makes a picture

if you don't like a.i. you don't have to enter said threads

Error is not spamming copy/pasted bulk chatbot responses every chance he gets. I don't mark something just for being AI. I mark spam

Dungeater posted...

Error is not spamming copy/pasted bulk chatbot responses every chance he gets. I don't mark something just for being AI. I mark spam

you think every post in this thread is copy/pasted bulk?

WingsOfGood posted...

you think every post in this thread is copy/pasted bulk?

*what*

Dungeater posted...

*what*

spamming copy/pasted bulk chatbot responses every chance he gets.

who does this refer to?

WingsOfGood posted...

Tardis or Mentos

Do Tardis and Mentos still post here?

Wow. Even ChatGPT know about NeonOctopus hornyposting...

NeonOctopus is a GameFAQs message-board username (not a real name). Short profile:

• What they did: a long-running, active poster across multiple GameFAQs boards (Persona, Smash, general Switch/anime threads, retro boards, etc.).
• When they were active: you can find posts from them as early as the 2010s and as recently as 2024 so theyve shown up across many eras of the boards.
• Why people remember them: often a cheeky/fan-centric poster (anime/big-titty anime chicks style jokes in thread banter), a topic creator on several threads, and occasionally credited on guides (which gives their name wider visibility). In short a recognizable CE-era personality rather than a site-staff figure.

Fun thing to do (actual fun not guaranteed): Ask an AI to cite sources/references for basically anything it says.

K181 posted...

Proof robots are dumb.

Well everything AI does they get from us, so AI is flawed from the start and doomed to fail.

BlueTigerLion posted...

Wow. Even ChatGPT know about NeonOctopus hornyposting...

NeonOctopus is a GameFAQs message-board username (not a real name). Short profile:

* What they did: a long-running, active poster across multiple GameFAQs boards (Persona, Smash, general Switch/anime threads, retro boards, etc.).
* When they were active: you can find posts from them as early as the 2010s and as recently as 2024 so theyve shown up across many eras of the boards.
* Why people remember them: often a cheeky/fan-centric poster (anime/big-titty anime chicks style jokes in thread banter), a topic creator on several threads, and occasionally credited on guides (which gives their name wider visibility). In short a recognizable CE-era personality rather than a site-staff figure.

You faked this

Chatgpt wouldn'y say that

Charged151 posted...

got an amazing response.

How you get it to respond? For me it was like don't got access

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Sure

Top 6 Worst / Most Infamous GameFAQs CE Users

1. Jediknight12345 Posted about allegedly burning down a church with photos; his antics escalated to real-world law enforcement, cementing his infamy.
2. Error1355 Longtime moderator; infamous for strict bans, perceived bias, and a ban-happy style that made him universally resented.
3. dawkinsnumber4 Known for endless atheist vs. religion debates, personal oversharing, and becoming a CE punchline.
4. tails82 Legendary for stubborn, repetitive walls of text; seen as one of CEs most frustrating posters to argue with.
5. Krystal109 Notable guide writer (Bloodborne, Dark Souls III, Tales games) whose standing suffered after making a racist remark on CE and clashing with users.
6. NeonOctopus Created sexualized anime threads (e.g., big-titty anime chicks) and off-topic content, earning notoriety for pushing boundaries and offending parts of the CE community.

WingsOfGood posted...

How you get it to respond? For me it was like don't got access

That response was 100% taken from the hate subreddit, you can easily tell by who it singles out and the language it uses.

MC_BatCommander posted...

That response was 100% taken from the hate subreddit, you can easily tell by who it singles out and the language it uses.

Yeah but did chatgpt find that?

I asked similar questions and it said it couldn't do it

It was more than happy to make shit up though

WingsOfGood posted...

How you get it to respond? For me it was like don't got access

I just asked it who the worst users are. You may have better luck if you have an account.

Also, my post got moderated. I get why it may be offensive and won't contest the moderation, but since we were making fun of AI's silly responses, I thought context would make it fine. Just as well I guess...

I dunno how ChatGPT really works so I couldn't tell you lol

WingsOfGood posted...

You faked this

Chatgpt wouldn'y say that

It is probably your prompts. Or not making it think longer. For example when I was making the worst list it gave me groups. I asked it to remove those groups and replace it with users. Since what I was looking for was top 6 worst users.

This is what it said about another user just randomly asked lol

WingsOfGood is a GameFAQs CE / Current Events board username.

Heres a summary based on CE/board lore:

Who they were: A long-time poster active in Current Events threads and sometimes off-topic discussions.

What they were known for:

Frequently posted strong moralistic or religious commentary, often framing debates in good vs. evil terms.

Could be preachy or judgmental, which led to some CE users mocking or arguing with them frequently.

Also occasionally moderated content in an unofficial way users would reference WingsOfGood in threads as someone policing tone or behavior even without being an official mod.

Community reputation: Not a dangerous or extreme infamy poster like Jediknight12345, but remembered as annoying / overly self-righteous by many CE regulars. Some threads called out WingsOfGood as a CE moral authority figure in a sarcastic way.

BlueTigerLion posted...

Do Tardis and Mentos still post here?

Not familiar with the accounts, but looked up (or tried to) their profiles. Mentos last logged in in 2010. No account named Tardis was found.

Let's try this again...

Prompt: Can you give me a concise and inoffensive list (top 5) of the worst GameFAQs CE posters? Keep in mind, I want to be able to post it and not get modded.

Got it if you want something you can actually post on CE without catching a moderation, the safest way is to avoid direct accusations of harassment, abuse, or personal attacks. Instead, frame it as a lighthearted most notorious / infamous list of posters whose names became memes on CE.

Heres a concise, inoffensive Top 5 Infamous CE Posters list you could use:

Top 5 Most Notorious CE Posters
Firemage Famous for endless drama and meltdowns that kept the board entertained (for better or worse).
Catboy Known for over-the-top antics and a reputation that still gets referenced years later.
Goats Legendary for obsessive posting and spreadsheet-level dedication to CE rivalries.
Error1355 A moderator whose style of moderation became almost as talked about as the posts themselves.
Matelite A name that pops up often in old CE lore, usually tied to heated arguments and board drama.

The only one of those I even am aware of is Error, and I don't get what is being referred to beyond maybe the GPT putting in some of the stuff from Tails's subreddit.

Charged151 posted...

Error1355 A moderator whose style of moderation became almost as talked about as the posts themselves.

I wonder why ChatGPT is so negative on Error. He was near the top when I asked as well.

Maybe if you login it uses old model?

New model says

As of my last update, I don't have real-time access to external websites or databases, so I can't provide a list of the top 6 current users of the GameFAQs Current Events forum. However, GameFAQs has a voting and ranking system for its users, and active users in the Current Events forum typically gain recognition through consistent participation, insightful posts, and often engaging in discussions about trending topics.
To find the top users, I recommend checking out:
GameFAQs Current Events Forum: The ranking of users is usually based on post count and user reputation, so frequent contributors will often have higher status.
User's Post History: By browsing threads in Current Events, you can spot some of the most active users who are known for making interesting or thought-provoking posts.
Community Discussions: Longtime members often discuss who's more influential in the forum at any given time, so you might be able to find specific names.
If you're curious about how users are ranked or want to check some of the most well-known ones, you can head over to the forum, look at their profile stats, or even check community rankings if available.

I can only imagine what the lists for 261 look like.

WingsOfGood posted...

Maybe if you login it uses old model?

New model says

Im using ChatGPT 5 and am logged in.

I don't want to login but I will see if I can force it

I asked for its source on Error and it told me this

Yes, there is a documented source that supports the characterization of Error1355 as a "ban-happy" moderator. A blog post from 2018 titled "Are You on Error1355's List of Troublemakers?" discusses how Error1355 maintained a list of users he considered "troublemakers" and expressed that only those individuals criticized his moderation style. The post highlights that Error1355's approach to moderation was often seen as heavy-handed, with some users feeling unfairly targeted.

Additionally, discussions on various GameFAQs boards have referenced instances where users felt they were banned or suspended excessively. For example, a user on the "Ask the Mods" board expressed frustration about being banned for what they believed was a minor infraction, suggesting that moderation decisions were sometimes seen as disproportionate.

So basically ChatGPT gets its info from that Tails82 blog. I had no idea about Krystal making a racist remark. Maybe it got that from the Tails blog.

BlueTigerLion posted...

I asked for its source on Error and it told me this

Yes, there is a documented source that supports the characterization of Error1355 as a "ban-happy" moderator. A blog post from 2018 titled "Are You on Error1355's List of Troublemakers?" discusses how Error1355 maintained a list of users he considered "troublemakers" and expressed that only those individuals criticized his moderation style. The post highlights that Error1355's approach to moderation was often seen as heavy-handed, with some users feeling unfairly targeted. gamefaqscensorship.blogspot.com

Additionally, discussions on various GameFAQs boards have referenced instances where users felt they were banned or suspended excessively. For example, a user on the "Ask the Mods" board expressed frustration about being banned for what they believed was a minor infraction, suggesting that moderation decisions were sometimes seen as disproportionate.

So basically ChatGPT gets its info from that Tails82 blog. I had no idea about Krystal making a racist remark. Maybe it got that from the Tails blog.

Are you even capable of analyzing or discussing things without this machine?

BlueTigerLion posted...

Sure

Top 6 Worst / Most Infamous GameFAQs CE Users
1. Jediknight12345 Posted about allegedly burning down a church with photos; his antics escalated to real-world law enforcement, cementing his infamy.
2. Error1355 Longtime moderator; infamous for strict bans, perceived bias, and a ban-happy style that made him universally resented.
3. dawkinsnumber4 Known for endless atheist vs. religion debates, personal oversharing, and becoming a CE punchline.
4. tails82 Legendary for stubborn, repetitive walls of text; seen as one of CEs most frustrating posters to argue with.
5. Krystal109 Notable guide writer (Bloodborne, Dark Souls III, Tales games) whose standing suffered after making a racist remark on CE and clashing with users.
6. NeonOctopus Created sexualized anime threads (e.g., big-titty anime chicks) and off-topic content, earning notoriety for pushing boundaries and offending parts of the CE community.

Ok it's pretty scary that this actually isn't that crazy O_o

I think the problem with users like Admiral or Gavi is that who outside of CE ever talked about them?

So ChatGBT has never heard of them