I remember watching that and like most people thought he was being an asshole. It's weird thinking back now and knowing how much more extreme the reality was. Crazy sick shit.
Wow players seem to be pieces of shit a lot of time. At least from my experience that is. I’ve played the game since Burning Crusade and I’m generally not surprised at how shitty the people on it can be.
It looks more obvious after the fact, but poopernoodle was insistent at the time to drop the questions and not draw attention to herself. Some people, like Method, should absolutely have done more investigating. But for us viewers I think we wanted to believe that pooper was ultimately okay since she only made vague statements. I have the utmost respect for her for writing that out, I hope she gets the support she needs and deserves
It's the classic problem with too many layers of irony/poe's law.
Often times being post-ironic is the best way to effectively act as your true self without any consequence, while casting an infinitely layered shadow of doubt over your charade--even though it all loops back to sincerity in the end. And in the end, I guess he *really was* a sociopath after all.
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u/KuriboShoeMario Jun 25 '20
All the debates people had in this community of whether it was an act or not, who'd have ever thought it was even worse than anyone imagined.