An excerpt from the Igglp live broadcast went viral on the Internet
In total, the video received around 100,000 views on Twitch and X (Twittp>).
Internet users debate whether the video was fake. Many viewers noted that the chair in the background remained in the same place after the explosion, and the streamer himself did not suffer a single burn. At the same time, there were several similar fake explosions on Twitch a few days ago.
“I think this is literally natural selection happening right before our eyes,” @ssing_cutp>
“Did that really happen??? I’m so sorry, I hope you’re okay, but that clip was one of the most tragicomic things I’ve ever seen.” – @taarp>
“I have learned from my own bitter experience not to carry out such checks. Glad to hear you and your cats are doing well.” – @nightwolf230653
“Almost won a Darwin Award,” @JottiFRG.
“Why do you believe this fake nonsense lmao, it’s just a photo of legs on a hospital bed, there’s nothing here that proves anything. Just watch the video frame by frame, nothing happens in the background despite the huge explosion. Does his chair not move at all? Come on, man,” – tony__pizza.
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A streamer was the victim of a stalker who drove more than 1,000 kilometers to set her car on fire while she was on vacation. The flames from the vehicles nearly set fire to the house where his mother and her animals also live.
Once again, the Twitch streaming platform proves that it is capable of the best and the worst. Especially the worst, as shown for example by this AI-driven streamer who denied the existence of the Holocaust in full live, or even the proliferation of ___ographic deepfakes, since banned by Twitch which has taken measures. The story that interests us today is just as dark.
It was streamer Kylee Carter alias justfoxii who was the victim of one of her followers. The young woman is traumatized after this alleged stalker drove more than 1,000 kilometers to set her car on fire, creating a fire that nearly destroyed her house where her mother and animals also live.
She says in a YouTube video that she was on vacation away from home when the fire broke out. “I was sleeping, it was around two in the morning and my mother called me to wake me up“, she explains in the video, “she was crying and i knew something bad had happened“. His mother then said to him:Someone set your car on fire. The police are here.”
The fire nearly killed the mother of this Twitch streamer
The worst was avoided, as the car flames spread from the car to a nearby fence and then to the streamer’s house, in which her “mother and her animals“. Fortunately, the firefighters arrived in time to bring the situation under control. justfoxii explains that this drama has them all”traumatized in ways I could never describe“.
Shortly before the fire, security camera footage shows a masked man placing an object under the hood of the car. A local news channel reports that a 28-year-old man matching his description was taken into custody shortly after. This one would be from the State of New York, more than 1,000 kilometers from the home of the streamer and would have traveled this distance to commit his misdeed.
justfoxii has approximately 600,000 subscribers on Twitch and regularly streams games such as Fortnite and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. She is yet another victim of the hostility that strikes streamers like Amouranth, whose house was most likely burned down by criminals in 2021.
Each country has its great figures in the world of entertainment, and one of the leaders in content creation in Germany is xFibi. This streamer has experienced a great rebound in her metrics in recent months, and the result is her more than 700,000 followers on his Twitch channel, thanks to his great talent and ability to entertain his viewers. This allowed him to achieve the feat of being among the top 10 most viewed streamers worldwide in August 2022.
During one of his live shows, he received a strange donation, as our colleagues from Mein-MMO tell us: “I have to contact you somehow.” If this message is already a bit scary, the donation did not contain not only money, but also the mobile phone number of the donor, who called himself Nick. Without hesitation, Fibi grabbed her cell phone and decided to call him. After greeting each other with a brief “hello,” she immediately asked him why he had written her number on the donation. Nick immediately apologized and explained that he wanted to contact her somehow, which horrified Fibi.
“Money is not everything”
After this horror, Fibi asked the boy’s age. He couldn’t believe that someone his age (20 years old) would so recklessly give out his personal information. With a hint of disbelief in his voice, he asked again: “And you write your number on the Internet when you’re 20?”. Finally, and before hanging up, she told him that she would never have anything with him, since money is not everything in life.
Without a doubt, this behavior is dangerous to say the least and these obsessive behaviors can have unwanted endings. Never make this type of donation to streamers, much less reveal your personal informationon the internet, since anyone can get hold of them, to ruin your life in a matter of minutes.
While searching for entertainment on the internet I came across the most surreal League of Legends live broadcast that I have seen in the more than ten years that I have been enjoying the Riot Games game. A screen with more than a dozen memes and a guy with a not very successful Nunu mask who was playing three or four games at a time. In all of them he followed the same “strategy”. All he did was run down the mid lane until he crashed into the rival turret to die non-stop. In one of the spaces on the screen, there was a clear message: “Accounts banned: 1,690”. At first I didn’t even believe it, although it is something real and It’s been going on for at least a year and a half..
The most infamous streamer in League of Legends history?
Taking pride in losing on purpose and forcing players to abandon games in the champion selection phase, this “content creator” has become an empire of terror. Although it is impossible to know the number of times you have been banned from League of Legends, there is no great reason to distrust that counter that indicates a total of 1,690 sanctions. In about three hours of streaming he was punished at least four times (remember that he has had this attitude for a year and a half) and he did not consider slowing down. Every time they block one of your accounts, you just have to log into another one and continue with your strategy. Your job, basically, is monetize trolling of games through live broadcasts.
From what I have been able to know, Riot Games is perfectly aware of the situation. One of the problems with this user is that he has what is apparently an unlimited assortment of accounts spread across all ranks of the game. At the same time that he is playing ‘Disco Nunu’ in a game of the lowest ranked ranks of League of Legends he can be ‘trying’ in the highest of all (Challenger). Among his sponsors, in fact, is a service dedicated to the purchase and sale of accounts from League of Legends. Apparently, this would be one of the methods by which it is able to respond immediately to all the restrictions applied by the developer.
In addition to memes, he puts his “best thoughts” on the screen.
Riot Games doesn’t know what to do to avoid the situation. This is largely because there is no real way to prevent a person from playing League of Legends. One might think of bans associated with the individual’s IP address or the serial numbers of his or her hardware. However, these restrictions are not effective. Even if the developers had tried, there are multitude of methods to escape punishment. In this sense, possible actions fall hand in hand with live broadcast platforms. If he were not allowed to broadcast the content, he would lose any incentive to persevere in his attitude.
In addition to ruining the experience of other users. The way to get so many accounts It’s also a problem. In the best of cases, they are accounts that have reached level 30 (the minimum to play ranked) through the use of bots. It is also very likely that you use credentials stolen from other users. In this sense, it also represents a security problem for the game. It should be noted, however, that Riot Games has put security mechanisms such as two-step verification in the hands of players that prevent these types of problems.
A Riot Games employee said that all they could do was keep banning him every time they detected him. Many users have encountered it in ranked games. Our only advice is that you run away if you find yourself in a champion selection phase with someone who claims they are going to ‘inte’ and who adds a link to their streaming. Although abandoning ‘champ select’ is somewhat stomach-churning as it makes us waste time, it is always better than subjecting ourselves to the experience that this “content creator” offers.
Give gifts to followers on Twitch It is a common practice among most people, especially on special dates such as birthdays, channel anniversaries or during Christmas. However, sometimes things don’t go as planned and, by mistake, you can find yourself owing millions of euros.
This is precisely what happened to the streamer Vedal987, also known for being behind the popular AI-controlled V-Tuber, Neurosama. As part of a subathon, Vedal wanted to send his viewers five codes that would provide a 100% discount on a plush that normally sells for $30. However, the streamer was unaware that these codes were not single-use and could be used unlimited.
As expected, the audience took advantage of the mistake and began buying stuffed animals in large quantities. After a few minutes, Vedal realized that around five million stuffed animals in totalaccumulating an apparent debt of $150 million with the store.
Bankrupt after having to pay 150 million dollars
Quickly, he realized that he was not really $30 million in the red; It was simply a mistake. After the incident, Vedal jokingly explained publicly how to file for personal bankruptcy so he wouldn’t have to face that huge sum of money.
Fortunately, everything was a scare and Vedal joked again with his followers, stating that all he needed was have more subscribers than anyone in Twitch history. Later, it was revealed that he chose to directly cancel all orders with the stuffed animal company, avoiding going into debt for the rest of his life.
How do you actually become a streamer in The Sims 4? What do you need to stream live and how do you get more followers? This might be the question asked by one or other player who has purchased the new “High School Years” expansion in The Sims 4 and would like to pursue the career path of a streamer. In this guide we show what you need and how you can “become a streamer”.
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Become a streamer in Sims 4
Stream live and get followers
Video game streamer cheats
Become a streamer in Sims 4
To start your career as a streamer you don’t need much except a computer. You can then “look for a job” on the computer using the “Career” sub-item (assuming the Sim doesn’t currently have a job, otherwise you have to quit beforehand in order to be able to become a professional streamer). Under the job, you then select the new profession “video game streamer” at the bottom and can also specify at what times you want to stream. You then start as a casual streamer and can slowly work your way up to becoming a professional gamer by streaming regularly and completing work tasks. In addition to the fixed streaming times that you chose at the beginning of your career, you can also stream at any time. To do this, simply click on the computer and then select the appropriate “Stream” option under “Career”. You can also see the followers you have collected over the course of the streams via the “Career” menu item.
Interact with a PC and search for a “job” via “Career”.
Select “Video Game Streamer” in the job list, select “Working Hours” and set an avatar.
The Sim can now pursue the streamer profession and stream on the PC.
Stream live and get followers
In order to increase the number of followers as a streamer, you simply have to stream more and, above all, regularly and fulfill the tasks. Little by little you will gain more and more followers and you will become more and more famous in the streaming world. There doesn’t seem to be any real trick to get followers quickly. It’s important to stream regularly and be patient; it’s not easy to get a lot of followers quickly in The Sims 4.
Video game streamer cheats
If you don’t feel like working your way up, you can use cheats to help. The following video game streamer cheats are currently available in Sims 4.
careers.add_career teen_StreamerSideHustle – Become a video game streamer (teen)
careers.add_career PartTime_StreamerSideHustle – Become a Video Game Streamer (Adults)
careers.promote teen_StreamerSideHustle – Promote Video Game Streamer Career (Teen)
careers.promote PartTime_StreamerSideHustle – Video Game Streamer Career Promotion (Adults)
