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Luke Gygax Turned Off Comments to His Video (wonder why)

Started by Shawn Driscoll, August 30, 2020, 11:05:07 PM

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Shawn Driscoll

Might be because Matt Mercer and Matt Colville are in it, for one.
[video=youtube;Rscrzk-EopE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rscrzk-EopE[/youtube]

Spinachcat

Did I miss something?

Why wouldn't Luke Gygax want comments from the fans of the 5e "luminaries"?

Mistwell

Is the sin that he would play with them, that he would play with them on livestream, that he would turn off comments, some or all of the above, or something else?

Bren

It's difficult to imagine why anyone would not want to see all the comments of a bunch of randos on the Internet.
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mAcular Chaotic

Yeah it's just more professional nowadays to turn off comments because it turns into a cesspool quickly.
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Arkansan

I know who Luke Gygax is, who the hell are the other two and why are they relevant?

Marchand

Quote from: Arkansan;1147036I know who Luke Gygax is, who the hell are the other two and why are they relevant?

Or I would say, I know who Luke Gygax is the son of.

Apart from that, I never know who any of these people are either. Colour me not very "with it".
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hedgehobbit

#8
Was this originally a Facebook video or something? It has less then 50 views on YouTube.

I admire Luke in some respects. I don't think I'd be willing to DM for a guy that called my dad a racist.

hedgehobbit

Quote from: Bren;1147028It's difficult to imagine why anyone would not want to see all the comments of a bunch of randos on the Internet.
If people didn't want to see comments from randos, there wouldn't be things like reddit (or therpgsite). Comments are usually the best part of any video.

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Omega

Quote from: Mistwell;1147023Is the sin that he would play with them, that he would play with them on livestream, that he would turn off comments, some or all of the above, or something else?

I am rather wondering that as well?

It is  increasingly common now to turn off comments on vids. And Mercer & co have garnered some ire with their antics in recent years so if he was aware of that then turning off comments would be a wise move.

kythri

Referring to Mercer as either a founder or a legend is false advertising.

Omega

Quote from: kythri;1147072Referring to Mercer as either a founder or a legend is false advertising.

They used to call that "cult of personality". And to be fair. Before he was brainwashed into the woke cult, he was fairly entertaining. IF those sorts of entertainments actually entertain. Totally YMMV. Same with Collville. He orates really well and recounts adventures well. But also very YMMV.

Bren

Quote from: hedgehobbit;1147067If people didn't want to see comments from randos, there wouldn't be things like reddit (or therpgsite). Comments are usually the best part of any video.
Clearly some people want to see comments from some randos on the net. You'd be a case in point. Others...not so much. Someone turning off comments isn't unusual and should hardly be controversial.
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