TGD
@TGDefinition • 10,193 subscribers
British Commentary Style, deadpan humour & ludicrous gaming challenges on YouTube. @ThisIsTeamEXE member | Biz: | [email protected]
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Call of Duty devs are as delusional as their players then to defend this. When at LEAST a third of your kills are given to you automatically by the game because of your chosen input, with minimal interaction from you as the player other than L2/R2, there's undeniably a serious problem. Like here, this person's smart washing machine began a spin cycle even through a stun grenade. Whilst stuns disable the washing machine these days, the software is clearly egregiously overpowered at its core. Cross-input killed CoD for the majority of good MnK players & even some talented roller gamers.
TGD833,504 views • 9 months ago
Had a hacker hunting me last game with wallhacks set to only me & almost dropped a WR against him lmfao Kilo2680 if you see this, I hope it bothers you that even with wallhacks and aimlock, you still lost most of your gunfights against me. (Will gladly edit together a compilation of gunfights against him if you wanna see)
TGD183,523 views • 1 year ago
I just hit BIG 24 kills in under 50 seconds. Yeah we're bringing back the human aimbot rn
TGD144,384 views • 1 year ago
I don't really play FPS games anymore, but I've had an influx of new followers & many don't know about what I used to get up to. Let's have a lil chat shall we? About everything moving forward. I talk about them (FPS') a lot even though I don't really play them right now, it's been a few months so it's still a recent thing that I put them to bed. Old habits die hard huh. I spent a lot of time pursuing "human aimbot" levels of aim and gameplay, trying to get the world's fastest nuke in MW19's ground war, eventually I started self competing for the fastest nuke there and still hold several WRs on it. I have a lot of love for FPS games, but I don't play them anymore for reasons that I've already divulged in other posts. You've likely read them & whether you agree or disagree that's entirely up to you. I still (fortunately) have these skills under my belt, but it means nothing to me anymore & I have nothing to gain from staying at this level or improving. I especially didn't like the person I was or how I acted when playing these games & I didn't like the stress or lack of enjoyment I was subjected to with each release moving forward, so I quit. I'm the sort of person to be very confident in my own ability, but also equally become very frustrated when I fall short of my own expectations. Mix that with a tendency to speak before I consider the weight of my words, it isn't a good mix whatsoever and would often cast a wrongful image of my character. Moving on, within the CoD community these days it's very easy to get drawn into the ego battles trying to out ego each other. Whilst it can be a bit of fun, again it looks bad on your character. If you want to be the best or in the top 0.1% of players, you can just so easily get drawn into it and it's honestly pathetic at the end of the day. I've also always hated the snaky behaviour left right and centre, people pretending to be a friend/fan/supporter whilst quietly praying on your downfall in groupchats. Clipping fails but not for a laugh, with a malicious intent instead. You could easily tell what was going on with the same few names popping up and the clips always getting dozens of views instantly. (This can include some people in the aim community too as there's some overlap, again not all. Just the odd few bad actors that give the whole scene a bad name) I've ultimately lost interest & instead want to make content that actually takes a bit of effort. Who cares how good I can get at the game, anyone can get good with a bit of practice. What matters is crafting something that's entertaining. I want to share games that I've loved over the years, find new ones & create content. For years I've been a streamer posting gameplay highlights. Now I want to be a content creator posting CONTENT that I can look back at and be proud of for time to come. Not only that, I will no longer be a fulltime creator as of a few weeks from now. I've wanted gaming to return to a hobby/passion for a while now & with a job opportunity that's arised within my family that would help the whole family. I know what I want to do. There's things I could've done differently, there's valuable knowledge I've gained through all 5 years of fulltime gaming. I'm incredibly proud to have had the opportunity and achieved something I set out to do more than 10 years ago. But I've come to terms with the fact that this isn't something I want to do forever, let alone the fact that without the main thing I'm known for, it very much isn't possible either. A vid or two a month on YouTube? Streams as and when I want to? A hobby once more will be what this all becomes once everything is finalised.
TGD192,125 views • 2 years ago
17 in 47 - The ending is why I quit FPS games for a while (EXTREME VOLUME WARNING)
TGD61,550 views • 1 year ago
