Remember Drunk Gamers? Drunk Saleing was something to look forward to read on Saturday afternoons.Rpground said:
VGCats is still funny, but Scott rarely makes one.
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VGCats is still funny, but Scott rarely makes one.
He's STILL getting money?! For what, his tweets?! Thats the only activity out of him..chysamere said:
What's up with that guy? I just remember him for the tabletop RPG stories he did. Come to think of it he hasn't done any of those in a while, despite the last one having a bump up in production value.Rpground said:
Siskel and Ebert did annual roasts of the year's worst films. They couldn't go into swear-laden tirades of course, but they still managed to deliver some sick burns.
He underwent a downward spiral in recent years due to health and mental issues, getting booted from Channel Awesome and a general lack of impetus. The only consistent activity anymore is excessive Twitter ramblings and the occasional Twitch stream where he hardly ever talks, and when he does it's to lash out at/ban the viewers over trivial shit. It's a shame really, watching one of the trailblazers of comedic internet reviews hoist himself by his own petard.Cowabungaa said:
Twitter drama. It's always Twitter drama.Cowabungaa said:
https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/4s8es5/what_happened_to_spoony_the_reviewer/
AVGN and Spoony are probably the two ones I remember before it became a big thing
Actual content on his site, yeah, there's been like, maybe 2 Counter Monkey episodes in the last year?
I guess if you get a large enough pool of people, 1000 a month isn't hard? Lots of people will throw a buck or two at random GoFundMe stuff. Its like if 10/30 people at work like me enough to spot me for a coffee twice a week. 2 bucks a coffee. 40 a week, 160 a month. Your co-workers are probably more willing to spot you a coffee socially then hand you 2 dollars, but the general economics are the same.
He does livestreams accessible to patrons or something I think.Smithnikov said:
Actual content on his site, yeah, there's been like, maybe 2 Counter Monkey episodes in the last year?
I guess if you get a large enough pool of people, 1000 a month isn't hard? Lots of people will throw a buck or two at random GoFundMe stuff. Its like if 10/30 people at work like me enough to spot me for a coffee twice a week. 2 bucks a coffee. 40 a week, 160 a month. Your co-workers are probably more willing to spot you a coffee socially then hand you 2 dollars, but the general economics are the same.