DarksydePhil / TheyCallMeDSP / Phil Burnell: General Discussion #2

Was Phil directly involved with Raw Phil getting banned on Youtube?

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I recently checked out ALT's deep dive into the DMs and the level of help Dentziak was giving Phil is staggering.
I've paid people who needed to meet metrics in order to keep their job that could only dream of Darziak levels of productivity.

If that retard could channel that kind of energy into an adult-style job, he'd be on the fry machine in a week.
 
the actual fun part is that there were people who had at least a modicum of respect for him. But Phil wasted it by being an obnoxious retard. Also, people thinking he was nice in person was more because he was just a quiet guy in public who didn't want to create conflict because he was most likley scared
This is why I note that Phil is (or was, at least) not terrible at fighting games. He was that mid-tier gatekeeper that you beat to get to the real competitive level. But, Phil was still good and someone most of them they respected playing... until they got to know Phil at all.
 
Congratulation Phil. You broke the 1 million view milestone

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Should have happened sooner but fuck WWE for ruining the video

Also ALT went over EVO 2006 and Jesus christ Phil was as unlikeable back then as he is now. But yeah keep telling yourself people only began to hate you after TIHYDP came out

https://youtube.com/watch?v=vvII0X_ECR4:11419
One miiiilllllion views.jpg
 
Even in his 'glory days' of wasting money going to SF tournaments for no reason, he was just called a "Walking ATM", and that's just what other people with EQ's over 0 were willing to say to his face!
the actual fun part is that there were people who had at least a modicum of respect for him. But Phil wasted it by being an obnoxious retard. Also, people thinking he was nice in person was more because he was just a quiet guy in public who didn't want to create conflict because he was most likley scared
Any respect they might have had for his dedication/competence didn't stop them from seeing through him: He once posted on SRK, offering a free ride to an upcoming tourney to anyone who wanted. Nobody responded and eventually somebody asked "what's on, this seems like a good offer and nobody's taking him up on it". The response? "Because it's DSP.". He was so radioactive that his name was shorthand for "insufferable" to almost everybody in the FGC.
 
Any respect they might have had for his dedication/competence didn't stop them from seeing through him: He once posted on SRK, offering a free ride to an upcoming tourney to anyone who wanted. Nobody responded and eventually somebody asked "what's on, this seems like a good offer and nobody's taking him up on it". The response? "Because it's DSP.". He was so radioactive that his name was shorthand for "insufferable" to almost everybody in the FGC.
We all know people similar to DSP, where 'free ride' really means he will lord it over you constantly forever, as he does with anybody he interacts with on the internet nowadays. It was clearly obviously to everybody else back then that paying for a ride from literally anybody else was better than paying $0 to DSP Space Gayman Space REAL
 
On the one hand I can understand replaying the same shit over and over, it's a comfort thing. On the other.. he's a fucking streamer and it's his job to entertain other people. It shows how little a shit he gives about his audience that he would play Dark Souls on stream AGAIN.
 
Any respect they might have had for his dedication/competence didn't stop them from seeing through him: He once posted on SRK, offering a free ride to an upcoming tourney to anyone who wanted. Nobody responded and eventually somebody asked "what's on, this seems like a good offer and nobody's taking him up on it". The response? "Because it's DSP.". He was so radioactive that his name was shorthand for "insufferable" to almost everybody in the FGC.

That context makes any recent videos involving his "friends" even better.

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It's just a light, friend-style razzing guise!
 
Any respect they might have had for his dedication/competence didn't stop them from seeing through him: He once posted on SRK, offering a free ride to an upcoming tourney to anyone who wanted. Nobody responded and eventually somebody asked "what's on, this seems like a good offer and nobody's taking him up on it". The response? "Because it's DSP.". He was so radioactive that his name was shorthand for "insufferable" to almost everybody in the FGC.
Some legends say that was the last time DSP ever drove a car...
 
I've definitely thought this for a long time and been uncertain for the same reasons. Dealing with amphetamine users for as long as I have, I'm pretty familiar with most of the usual symptoms and Phil displays them pretty often. The leg shaking, the flip-flop between super high and super low energy, raging out of nowhere, non-stop alcohol consumption without showing drowsiness. I'm not saying that stimulant drugs are the only possible cause, but there is a lot of overlap in Phil's behaviors and those of someone using stimulant drugs. On the other hand, it would be odd that he got as fat as he did before the Ozempic if he'd been using amphetamines.
I'll say why I don't think he's on stimulants: When it's time to end the stream its done. He will whine about more money for like 10 minutes bt=ut thats it.
If he was stimmed up you'd assume that at least a few times he would get hyperfocused on a game a blow past his schedule without even realizing it or saying anything.
 
This is why I note that Phil is (or was, at least) not terrible at fighting games. He was that mid-tier gatekeeper that you beat to get to the real competitive level. But, Phil was still good and someone most of them they respected playing... until they got to know Phil at all.
I'm going to go hotter than hot take: Phail was not only not terrible, for a brief period of time, he was a very good player.

Say what you will, he did well at the EVO qualifiers, he placed fourth one year (I know, I know) and the following year -- as ALT's lore drive last night showed -- he placed ninth. Even if you exclude the fourth place due to the controversy over the port, finishing ninth isn't exactly an embarrassing result.

I will grant you that perhaps the talent pool at the upper end wasn't deep and as a whole not exactly a bell curve. You had your legit powerhouses like JWong, Tokido, Valle, the Wolfe brothers, etc. forming the regular winners and then the talent level dropped off steeply, with people like DSP making up the long tale of good to poor players. Still, I don't consider him a mid-tier player. I think it would be fair to say back then he was above average. How much is up for debate.
 
I'm going to go hotter than hot take: Phail was not only not terrible, for a brief period of time, he was a very good player.

Say what you will, he did well at the EVO qualifiers, he placed fourth one year (I know, I know) and the following year -- as ALT's lore drive last night showed -- he placed ninth. Even if you exclude the fourth place due to the controversy over the port, finishing ninth isn't exactly an embarrassing result.

I will grant you that perhaps the talent pool at the upper end wasn't deep and as a whole not exactly a bell curve. You had your legit powerhouses like JWong, Tokido, Valle, the Wolfe brothers, etc. forming the regular winners and then the talent level dropped off steeply, with people like DSP making up the long tale of good to poor players. Still, I don't consider him a mid-tier player. I think it would be fair to say back then he was above average. How much is up for debate.
You better be fucking 'above average' if you are taking cash advances off credit cards and going into 6 figure debt to play a videogame
 
On the one hand I can understand replaying the same shit over and over, it's a comfort thing. On the other.. he's a fucking streamer and it's his job to entertain other people. It shows how little a shit he gives about his audience that he would play Dark Souls on stream AGAIN.
Really the only way it'd be possible for anyone to make a DaS2 playthrough in Anno Domini MMXXVI entertaining is if they played with a randomizer mod but he's way too much of a coward to do that. He can prove me wrong if he wants.
 
I will grant you that perhaps the talent pool at the upper end wasn't deep and as a whole not exactly a bell curve. You had your legit powerhouses like JWong, Tokido, Valle, the Wolfe brothers, etc. forming the regular winners and then the talent level dropped off steeply, with people like DSP making up the long tale of good to poor players. Still, I don't consider him a mid-tier player. I think it would be fair to say back then he was above average. How much is up for debate.
It's hard to tell what Phil's level really was back then because info is so sparse. 4th place in a flawed EVO, he won EVO East, etc... but I can't imagine these tournaments were deep back then, like you say. There are a few videos from Phil at EVO East and you have to admit he was at least competitive against good players.
 
On the one hand I can understand replaying the same shit over and over, it's a comfort thing. On the other.. he's a fucking streamer and it's his job to entertain other people. It shows how little a shit he gives about his audience that he would play Dark Souls on stream AGAIN.
If he decided to only play "Souls like" shit for the rest of his streaming life and actually modded the game in depth and did randos and stuff he would be on a better path but nope he is gonna just slip in a DS2 run with some cheese build and cope about how hard it is the install mods.

Get ready for his path tracing mod playthrough lmao!
 
Not a very chill way to spend your weekend by drowning in your own comments, Phil. Also, how many times is he going to say "Fuck Nintendo" before he realizes that he's conditioned his audience to treat all of his Nintendo playthroughs as failures?
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Man he's really butthurt huh? Like go to bed, dude. He must really be feeling the squeeze of this new addiction and is looking for some kind of control, because he gets shit on all the time and doesn't react like this. He wants to, always, but he seems to have learned better for the most part.
 
Yeah, Ozempic is ridiculously easy to get prescribed. I'm not really sure how anyone can doubt he's on a GLP-1 when you can just look at him, but if there are holes to poke around, I'd recommend focusing on these two items:

1) How he's paying for it?
- I have no idea what kind of insurance he has, or what his insurance would cover. However, that shit was ridiculously expensive to pay out of pocket a few years ago. That might not still be the case though since it's blown up so much.

2) What's the route of administration?
- While the needle is relatively short, thin, and painless, it's still a needle. There's no specific evidence that lets you speculate Phil being apprehensive about injecting himself, but this is DSP. You just kinda assume those types of things. I also know there's a pill version or some shit, but it's not as favored by medical professionals from what I understand. It wouldn't shock me one bit though if Phil demanded the pill version though. However, just not sure how much oomph that has versus the injection, and DSP looks like he's the oomph of Ozempic is hitting him pretty hard.

I was actually looking up the prices of GLP-1 awhile go. Most insurances cover them now - even Medicaid covers GLP-1s, so he's probably paying next to nothing for it.

Otherwise according to Good RX the price is $349 for the pens, at least in my area. That was the exact cost literally everywhere.
 
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