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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8983396" data-attributes="member: 18"><p>Legend would be the primary one - he always had a chequered history, and always spends too much time engaging with his bad-natured and trollish audience (usually arguing with them), but he actually came out and said &quot;Yo this sux&quot; re: WH3 and then basically went into a spiral because he'd pointed out huge numbers of the problems to CA (and listed them in some detail), and CA had said that they'd deal with them - and they totally didn't. I think it was, what 8 months after release, and only after the main WH3 team got pulled and replaced by the DLC team that they started getting properly fixed. He sort of crashed and burned because of it, but it was interesting to see how he was almost blamed for CA's mistakes, where other YouTubers who'd downplayed them or even ignored them were quickly let off (I suspect his more abrasive personality plays a part, of course).</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 8983396, member: 18"] Legend would be the primary one - he always had a chequered history, and always spends too much time engaging with his bad-natured and trollish audience (usually arguing with them), but he actually came out and said "Yo this sux" re: WH3 and then basically went into a spiral because he'd pointed out huge numbers of the problems to CA (and listed them in some detail), and CA had said that they'd deal with them - and they totally didn't. I think it was, what 8 months after release, and only after the main WH3 team got pulled and replaced by the DLC team that they started getting properly fixed. He sort of crashed and burned because of it, but it was interesting to see how he was almost blamed for CA's mistakes, where other YouTubers who'd downplayed them or even ignored them were quickly let off (I suspect his more abrasive personality plays a part, of course). [/QUOTE]

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