The Yogscast canвЂ™t even hold its own weight anymore doing GTA and GMod all the time. Could anyone else uploading similar content to BeaвЂ™s be called a plagiarist? Boundary Break even had a recent dust-up with Polygon because BB was the only one doing videos of its type to the point PolygonвЂ™sВ вЂњLetвЂ™s Go To HellвЂќ looked like plagiarism. These people really bust their asses creatively. Think of channels like SuperBunnyHopВ (who does investigative features), MatthewmatosisВ (who does reviews and retrospectives), Boundary Break (who zero in on finding off-camera secrets)вЂ¦ or even dialing it back from the cerebral, Vinesauce, who just plays a really huge variety of games and mixes in corruptions and fan patches. All he does is Hearts of Iron, and theВ вЂњItвЂ™s 2017вЂі is a little hackneyed, but when itвЂ™s on point itвЂ™s on point. You know, iSorrow is a disaster, but this video is hilariously poignant even when he insists itвЂ™s all in jest. Yeah I saw that, I didnвЂ™t really see the need to repeat it. I think with that, people could recognize the meaning of the deed a little more tangibly. LetвЂ™s say you could actually confront Duncan with a choice: a) Play Battlefront 2 for sponsorship money today, or b) donвЂ™t, and the likelihood of KOTOR or a KOTOR-esque game coming back increases by 25%. The Yogscast has a pretty constant issue of just printing off whatever video gets money, and not thinking out the ecosystem theyвЂ™re creating the video in. But I think heвЂ™s putting his use of the word on one side of the scale, and the networkвЂ™s enormous yearly contribution to mental health charities, its spotted history in maintaining an acceptable standard in order to stay associated with the mental health charities, its fine set of mentally ill contributors, and the composition of the audience on the other side of the scaleвЂ¦ and then ISPвЂ™s putting his whole body weight againstВ вЂњretardвЂќ to bring it down.ДЇor BattlefrontвЂ¦ itвЂ™s a combination of things. He could be the next George Carlin, if he had the talent. I think IвЂ™m quoting someone, but in regards to ISP, if what he was saying was HILARIOUS, and the wordВ вЂњretardвЂќ was this irreplaceable jewel in the format of his comedy, then fine. He later announced he was leaving.If itвЂ™s putting you off, I donвЂ™t mean to, I think itвЂ™s more that this is the tone I use when thereвЂ™s not a lot of room for debate. The news follows the departure of Mr Turpin, who was suspended after a number of people approached the business, making allegations about him. I'm going to be taking a lot more time off but plan to continue making content independently one day when I'm ready.' 'IвЂ™m really sorry if my actions have caused any upset to anyone. 'For a long time IвЂ™ve chatted privately with community members but IвЂ™ve come to realise this behaviour might not be considered appropriate by everybody. ItвЂ™s been an intense few weeks for everybody but I believe this is the best way forward. Sjin said in a Reddit thread: 'Just to let you know, IвЂ™m stepping away from The Yogscast after 8 years. 'IвЂ™m really sorry if my actions have caused any upset' The co-founder of Yogscast, Lewis Brindley, announced the news on Twitter. Now another content creator - Paul вЂњSjinвЂќ Sykes - has also left the business following an investigation into inappropriate conduct.

Hundreds of thousands of jobs in Bristol and Bath at risk of being taken over by machines.

Yogscast, which has 7.2 million subscribers on YouTube and gained global fame for videos on gaming, has seen a number of staff leaving over allegedly sending inappropriate messages to people.Д¬hief executive Mark Turpin was suspended and then resigned over the issue, while content creator Matthew Meredith, who had more than 100,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel, was removed from the company. A multi-million dollar online gaming company in Bristol has been hit by scandal for the third time in just over a month.

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