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According to the article, Tyler is streaming full time. This makes him massively vulnerable, because he depends on the game for his livelihood. It also makes hi
by whack 10y ago
According to the article, Tyler is streaming full time. This makes him massively vulnerable, because he depends on the game for his livelihood. It also makes his characters extremely easy to identify. Find one guy in your company who would take pleasure out of giving this guy a spanking. Phreak maybe. Have him check out Tyler's stream once every day, find his latest account name, and ban it. Tyler would now be stuck in an endless loop of playing against newbies every single day. His fans would get bored out of their minds, and leave after a few weeks. Tyler would get bored out of his mind, and will see the money literally getting drained out of his bank account. Within two months, he's going to become desperate and ask for a second chance. Milk this for all you can. Ask him to post a video on YouTube, where he apologizes, atones and grovels in the most humiliating way possible, so that he loses every "troll loving" fan he has, and so every troll can see what happens to their champion whom they admired so much.
You want to fight bad behavior online? Show no mercy.
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- zepolen 10y agoActually the fans would love watching him get perfect scores and beating everyone.