Stint Watches: Warface Drove Him Crazy - Millionaire Blogger / Psychoanalyst - MC Seryoga

[00:09] They posted a video about him there. I really don't know what kind of video it is, but I remember MC Seryoga from the Warfйs days, when I was filming reviews of this wonderful game, idiots. In principle, in principle, well, nothing has changed. The only difference is

[00:21] that no one plays it anymore. Meet MC Seryoga, a Warface blogger with almost a million followers, and he recorded an analysis of two of my videos for his like channel. A Warface hater criticized the tournaments.

[00:34] I found the biggest Warface hater. In short, I really like how the guy filmed it, made a preview against the backdrop of, well, Shrek's outdoor toilet. here too, look, both on the right and on the left. That is, this is apparently

[00:48] some new merch of his. I wanted to pass by because I no longer planned to return to the discussion of Warface, because I really don’t want my channel to be associated exclusively with this garbage dump. And also the analysis of my

[01:00] videos. In particular, now, by the way, does it make sense to, well, bait Warface fans or have they suddenly, well, found a brain? Here's just a question. At one time, Warface was literally like Brawl Stars, like

[01:13] bait the underage audience with statements like Warface is for dumb proved that Warface is the best game in the world. And you don’t understand anything, , that Warface is generally top-notch, and you’re a loser. That's all for now. That is, the audience

[01:28] has matured, no one gives a [ __ ], plus no one gives a [ __ ], and no one is targeting it. Damn, that's sad. It's sad, you know? It used to be more interesting. Remember how Warfacers was absolutely magnificent. I still remember this situation. I'm sitting here one day, and

[01:42] Razor, uh, Razzoor TV, I think that's what he had, I think his channel was also called Warfacer, writes to me, it's true. I'm looking at the truth, I see, uh, MC Boyko, I think so, starting the stream with the words: "Steen threw a strike." I'm like, "What the [ __ ]?" He

[01:56] talks about me throwing a strike. Well, naturally, I'm a fan of these kinds of, fact, it was. I start my counter stream and a fight ensues. I say: "Guys, prove that I threw a strike.

[02:08] Prove it, prove it." Surma comes in, they're dispersing something, uh, Samsiboyko, they're trying to somehow prove with words that they're right, without any proof. After an hour of dialogue, Surman shows proof, either a screen or something else

[02:23] , so you understand, it’s not a strike, but simply a warning from YouTube, which removed the video because you violated the rules. That is, it’s not even me, it’s just YouTube in general. It's ironic that

[02:36] just YouTube in general. It's ironic that a week or two later they threw the exact same [ __ ] at me for my video about Warfaces. And when I posted it, they , so you understand. I'm just like, "Yeah, I get it. Well, if

[02:50] be easily restored." So you just write to YouTube and say, "Guys, your bot actually deleted the video for a reason, rewatch it, everything's fine there." becomes beautiful and everything is in place. So, when I first

[03:03] saw this, I started laughing and saying, "Are you [ __ ] nuts? What are you even doing? YouTube just deleted it for you. What does this have to do with me?" Well, they went and started making excuses anyway. This MC Boyka then spent several weeks spreading this [ __ ]

[03:16] about how A, [ __ ], in short, they're nuts, [ __ ], they're nuts. Here. Well, when, it turns out, they threw me exactly the same joke from YouTube, I showed them, they just completely. Now even the dumbest [ __ ] who was on their

[03:30] well, some kind of nonsense is going on. It's just that, you see, when you buy YouTube, and the other person doesn't buy it, it's he did this, that

[03:42] someone else did that, that you were given a strike for this reason, that someone else did that. story to talk about how views are gained and how they aren’t gained. I'll YouTube experts have emerged from audiences of, I don't know, 500 people. So

[03:56] , to give you an idea, people with 500 subscribers know more about how YouTube works than bloggers with millions of followers. You just listen, your ears are twisted like this, you think, [ __ ], what are you talking about, idiots, how did you

[04:08] saying, we also recently talked to this guy. I'm just saying, "Bro, that's not how it works. Look, look, look , look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look . Where do they come up with this ? I honestly don't understand." That

[04:20] is, perhaps they gained a couple of points there due to the fact that YouTube is now pushing new channels. Sometimes the topic of the parasitic system is very possible. Well , they, having filmed a couple of videos and gotten a shitload of views, thought, “Oh,

[04:33] [ __ ], I have 500 subscribers and, like, half a million views on the video.” [ __ ], I'm a content genius. Well, or 50 there, well, it doesn’t matter, you get the idea. And works." What the [ __ ]? Why did he give such a poor account of Warface's tournament component?

[04:47] Well, I'm just too lazy to make some kind of response to a guy who, instead of reasonably countering the video's points, simply starts attacking me personally, simultaneously conducting a psychological

[04:59] analysis of me. My psychological friend, what kind of childhood trauma do you have? This is just [ __ ] nuts. I'll say right away that, psychologically, he passionate about sports and Warface, but, unfortunately, nothing

[05:12] is being implemented on the Upsera. I got some views and was like, "Wow, it turns out I'm at least cool somewhere." By the way, awesome topic, what did you understand. The guy projects a position onto another person in order to [ __ ] her up.

[05:27] This is a [ __ ] awesome topic. Well, from a psychological point of view, it’s all very readable and understandable. People who don't just want to watch content as is, but who want to understand a person's psychology, why they

[05:40] do things, and understand their thoughts. It's all so funny that just, well, for example, imagine you're writing something to me in the chat, uh, what's it called, and I'm like: "Well, you're writing in the chat, maybe because you're a

[05:53] subscriber to someone there, I had a conflict with him there , and that's why you hate him, because that guy was talking [ __ ], and what did he say?" You immediately project your position onto him, what that person said, and you literally destroy him on

[06:05] your own field. Why the [ __ ] did you drink first? I didn't drink. I didn't drink, you [ __ ] idiot. Well, it's hard to finished anything at all? Please, at least tell me honestly. You life. You sit at the computer and just hate everything, that you

[06:19] satisfy yourself or what? And then you sit and listen to the comments, and they will support you. Well, just tell me honestly, at least okay, don’t admit it. Just answer this question for yourself. That's true, that's a shame. This is really a pity. But in those

[06:33] try— by the way, I didn't even hide projected this same position onto MC Seryoga, saying, "Hey, bro, why aren't you responding to any facts?

[06:46] Instead, you're trying to go into complete denial. And that's what ends up happening: projecting your little world onto other people." So it turns out that you're buried in problems, like, perhaps, with your head. Well, like, so, this can also be done on

[06:58] him, one to one. The same. refute something I said. Something like this came out of his mouth. Even there, streamers in this category have objectively low online views and, perhaps, even slightly inflated ones. Therefore, it is unlikely that the media tops of

[07:11] 30 people, are not all inflated - this is Laransegment. Well, if you take all sorts of shooters, there, literally, well, almost every one has cheating, if not every one. On the contrary, it’s hard to find a person there who isn’t cheated. Although it seems like they

[07:24] star in Aranti who watches demos there, all these clips, moments and the like. It seems like maybe it will get some hype now and Larant will become a little more popular in our region. I forgot his name, to be honest.

[07:37] [ __ ] people each. What the [ __ ] is there to spin anyway? They loot some incredible amounts of money from streams. And, [ __ ], by the way, it's obvious that he just doesn't understand how much people earn. That is, I know how much

[07:50] each individual earns, even with five online accounts. And dude, people who have ever launched Warfare dream of earning that kind of money. This is 99.9 launched Warfare dream of earning that kind of money. This is 99.9 possible people. And so again you scare

[08:04] people away by saying that with such spectators, with such a game, with such prize money it is impossible to truly be successful, which, of course, is completely untrue. With such earnings, well, 100% it’s not even up for discussion. Warface still

[08:19] you're creating some kind of content, then you have an audience, and you'll And most likely, there's some money being paid to you. It makes sense, [ __ ]. But if you compare, for example, Warface, its potential,

[08:33] for example, with the same Counter-Strike or any other eSports, you understand that Warface has long since remained in, well, where it remained [ __ ] fact, undeniable. There are many

[08:45] in order to gain a new audience and even make money. That is, it is clear that if you have, for example, a nit and you end up in the Warfare community, you have a channel, you will have some money

[08:57] . This is obvious. But here they are probably talking about a general downward trend. And I won’t, of course, say how much everyone earns, but believe me, the money there is very, very serious, and you won’t earn that kind of money in any other job

[09:11] Well, imagine a person sitting and trying to prove that streamers with five people online, it turns out, make a lot of money. No, well, since he well wait, he didn’t say which ones exactly. And by serious - this can also

[09:24] think he said it was big money and you think there are millions there. What if overall, it's not bad money, right? Right. Or 200,000 rubles. imagine. Well, that's basically [ __ ] awesome, if anything. Provided that you don’t have

[09:40] any media pressure at all . So here too, now, let's not throw your position at him. He didn’t say specifically what the amount was, or what the He didn’t say specifically what the amount was, or what the

[09:52] . Smart and well-read MC Seryoga. Perhaps, quit our jobs immediately. Well, yes, they release videos through don't bring in any percentage from viewing cases anymore. Even Dmitry Krusskoy collected millions 5 years ago

[10:04] not the most popular. Here you go. Yes. Yes, most likely, it’s just very comfortable money that allows you to simply live and not worry too much about any external problems. All. Well, really, it could be

[10:17] 200,000 rubles, it could be 100,000 rubles. It's still nice money, especially And become Warface streamers. The problem is that my entire analysis of the video was exactly like that. MC Seryoga simply spent 50 minutes either

[10:31] spouting completely baseless nonsense or, at every opportunity, recalling that he had once read a couple of popular science books on psychology. Overall, probably better illustrations. I read Harry Potter, that's

[10:43] why I'm such a dumbass. The complexities of the analysis of my video are the comments below the analysis itself. The guy is speaking factually, but Seryozha is stupid and is trying to make it all seem like a lie, an exaggeration. It's

[10:56] especially interesting to hear about psychology from a boy who still doesn't know Russian. [ __ ] shame. If, from the first seconds of a video's response, unfounded negativity is directed at the author, it seconds of a video's response, unfounded negativity is directed at the author, it

[11:12] So, question. Wait, I need to briefly get into the context a little. Where is modern times. Well, as I understand it, in short, oh, wait, stop. We, did we by any Lately it has become one o'clock. It's like I've seen this video. Well, let me

[11:26] guess. Let me guess. A video about Warfare going downhill, it used to be better. The developers don't give a [ __ ], and the people don't give a [ __ ]. Well, it would seem, what are they wrong about? He is sentences. Money doesn't smell, right, Seryozha? Come on,

[11:40] you haven't watched the tournaments, I think about this. Well, in short, that's not the point. But, in principle, I already understood what he was talking about. Well, yes, yes, I agree with him, but it really is like that. They've given up on Warface, though . He will be glad. And although I didn't think

[11:52] , the very modern Warface creates a very interesting phenomenon, which I want to discuss with this video. Let's start with this. Today,

[12:06] MC Seryoga's channel is essentially a media corpse. When you have almost a million subscribers, and your videos still get 10,000 views, it's sad, to say the least. The catastrophic state of Warface and the colossal decline of its

[12:19] online presence have buried the entire asset of his channel. Warface bloggers who turned out to be a little smarter and changed their, well, development vector at [snorts] a certain point? Because staying on one

[12:33] game, which will obviously die sooner or later, and let's be honest, all sorts of session games that are still under the Mail, are clearly not something you should bet on, well, not bet on throughout

[12:46] your entire career 100%. But at the same time, Si Seryoga is the main apologist for the new Warface developers. He defends them under almost any This video will tell you how they

[12:59] ruined another childhood game. There were ads before, but they didn't spoil it. If you compare it as a pure game, compare it with that game, the game has been improved much more dramatically. The game also has a lot of problems, but if

[13:11] you compare them to the problems that were there, they can't really be called problems. There are a lot of problems now, but there are also a lot of problems that are not the developers’ fault at all. For example, those like Shna, they can kill you behind the wall, the ping jumps.

[13:23] This is generally, this is a sanction, this is generally, [ __ ], not because of the developers that the I can't play. Well, regarding the Internet, I even agree with Seryoga. the Internet, I even agree with Seryoga. It's a common position among idiots that

[13:36] if you don't get visitors from Russia, the developers are idiots . No, guys, let's certain channels, which is why your internet simply doesn't work properly. Even if the developers find a way for you to log in without any problems, most

[13:50] likely this method will also be [ __ ]. So, to present yourself to the developers here, well, frankly speaking, you have to be a [ __ ] of some kind of universal scale. This is pure idiocy. That's all. Wait, here

[14:02] exactly from the point of view of other people's Internet connections. Wait, now about the question. Is it really the same crap in Warface? That is, even in Warface it’s [ __ ] awesome. Awesome. The admins themselves. It's not them, it's not them. It's just that

[14:15] well, come to the guys there, to RK, and say: “Guys, well, you’ve gone a little too far , so now even our games, our internet, well, doesn’t work properly.” Well, are they or are they enduring it for now? Well, if they endure, okay, dear friends. If

[14:29] Fine. The professionals will suffer too, damn it. They support this game so [ __ ] well, I don't know. I'm actually shocked at how much they support this game. Those same Sergeys are under sanctions. Full. Here you go . Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Let's say a

[14:42] big thank you to RK for this. Oh, Khabarovsk seven. How? MC Seryoga is the pinnacle of castrum loyalty among all

[14:55] Warface bloggers. And as you've probably already figured out, he has a second channel where he occasionally films his reactions to Warface reviews. And when the creators of such videos start to deservedly slander the game, MC Seroga gets

[15:08] ragingly rage-bited, after which he begins to furiously resort to personal attacks. Stand. Juvenile pest. Where are you off to? What a little pest. You're a [ __ ] idiot yourself. What the [ __ ], aren't you even... Oh, [ __ ]. Why does

[15:21] n't anything change for Warfacers in terms of some kind of internal ego? How in 1915, 1916, 1914 we were triggered by these childish defs. And this is really def. They called you a schoolboy, and they're like, "I'm not a

[15:35] schoolboy, I graduated a year ago, [ __ ]. And you can go [ __ ] yourself, your mother died before you ." Well, [ __ ], I swear, the same thing happened 10 years ago. Nothing

[15:47] has changed. It's like you're coming to a correction class where people, well, don't know how to defend. That's completely out of the question. It was the same then. It's like you're communicating with, you know, that very class of intellectuals who are trying to somehow insult you.

[16:00] Well, I don’t know, that was a good example. You probably understand what I mean spoken a word, don’t know how to pick on you properly and try to somehow... pick on you properly and try to somehow... And your mom is actually fat.

[16:14] by the way, it seems to me that I was a very hard-core jerk , [ __ ] hell, by their standards. Don't say you're over 18. Don't even tell me you're over 18. Don't even think about [ __ ] telling me that you're older than, [ __ ], [ __ ] 18 years old, [ __ ]. What

[16:28] should I answer to this? You are a [ __ ] peak. What? Let's start, [ __ ], with the graphics and these Let's start with the graphics, [ __ ]. You see, he's completely [ __ ] nuts, [ __ ] nuts.

[16:40] What graphics does he want? What graphics? This is Warface, no it on, [ __ ] hell, first. Put this graphics on, damn it. Yeah, the graphics are in the settings, [ __ ] hell. [ __ ], [ __ ],

[16:54] that's for him, that's his teacher, yeah, who yells at him, [ __ ], at school, that's what he should do, where's the graphics, where's the graphics? such. Sorry, I just came to Kircheniya and draw graphics. [ __ ], it's the same thing with him: considering him

[17:07] him that he's a [ __ ] idiot. Explain to me, this is a question. This is not an insult. . Like any free project. . I wonder why? Why did n't you say about the other one that he was a [ __ ]? Well, I

[17:23] something doesn’t change. Dear bloggers, who respond to videos like these, where their game and, consequently, the community are analyzed, don't talk about other games in the context of free replay products, because, damn it, it's

[17:37] your [ __ ] game that's being analyzed, where are the graphics, damn it. Well, [ __ ], it's just obvious. That is, this is also from the category: “Why didn’t you tell us about another free project?” Yes, because they are talking about Warface, specifically

[17:51] about it. All. So this is an attempt at a work if you start to analyze the situation from the point of view of, well, reality, There are sales everywhere. By the way, where are the graphics? Yes, there are

[18:05] cheaters everywhere. Ah, only those who have it What [ __ ] young talents? Where the [ __ ] is your VK ? He'll go look for his photo now. No, [ __ ], dude, this is just [ __ ] nuts.

[18:19] Where the [ __ ] is your VK? What cart? Show me how [ __ ] old you are. Oh, [ __ ]. Well, if he is 15 years old, then it turns out he is little and does not understand anything. Okay, he'll be 25

[18:35] or 30 years old. An old [ __ ] who doesn't buy things out. He will be about the same age as you, just someone who, at his age, doesn’t understand anything. I mean, why are you looking for this? You will still turn it over to suit what you need.

[18:47] Where the [ __ ] is your VK? You are a gift, young one. Where is VK? What the [ __ ] cart? How old are you, [ __ ]? Looking at MC Seryoga's overall content, it's easy to see that he rarely speaks constructively or at all

[19:01] to the point. However, in discussions of the donation policy of modern Warface, our blogger truly shines, while simultaneously promoting a very false and vile manipulation. Well, that's In 2025, to say that Warface is a donation dump. I think

[19:16] Warface has never been so great in the sense that any player who wants to play this game, thanks to their own powers, will get absolutely the same things as someone who just wants to

[19:28] go in and buy everything right away, even if they don't want to cheat. A nasty fight in which it is impossible significant financial investments. In general, one of the most popular types of is that I'm a liar, and in fact you do n't have to donate to the game for free.

[19:42] Well, yes, you see, in fact, someone wrote this to you. Because you really Having collected all the top weapons for free, you'll have a blast in the events. These are the people who write this [ __ ] on a serious face.

[19:55] see me on camera, I'm telling you straight out that you're talking nonsense. Wake up. I don't know what you're talking about there. Wake up, you're talking [ __ ]. I feel like I'm simply obligated to take apart all the lies surrounding the local donation policy,

[20:10] because MC Seryoga's main argument in defense of Warface's new developers constantly boils down to it. I'll start from afar. Warface's PR efforts over the past couple of years have largely been built on interactions with its existing audience, those who once

[20:23] . Yes. Nostalgia and an attempt to bring back the old audience. This, by the way, is the pattern of actions of any dying project. Well,

[20:35] I guess it works that in Warface's conditions, it's completely new one. And this Yes, yes, literally this, well, this approach to attracting players actively exploits the message

[20:49] that Warface has finally become, in quotes, a truly free game. The developers, including MC Seryoga, are trying to convince everyone that Warface has changed its monetization strategy and is thus no longer a donation-based cesspool. Wait, they already

[21:03] said this a long time ago, and logically this should be a reason. And just like that when they did the same thing, saying that they were more of a miserable dump, that everything was fine and dandy there. It turns out that they have returned to the point where they

[21:15] why do they say this every time, but the donation remains a dump? How does this happen? It's just illogical. So that those who once dropped the game return. Now I will try to

[21:30] Warface in terms of donations in as much detail and clarity as possible. And it’s unlikely that anyone from MC Seryoga Podobnykh will be able to reasonably and adequately counter my sketch. In fact, modern Warface does give you the opportunity to get a

[21:44] relatively good stock weapon for free, but according to the scripts, it’s still not tier 1 meta. And then also level it up for free on PVE and thereby, through grinding, equalize yourself with the donators. On paper, such a system of incomplete understanding may indeed

[21:59] seem acceptable, but in reality and practice, it is, firstly, an illusion of free, and secondly, a catastrophic and destructive element in relation to Warface itself. Why, actually,

[22:11] destructive in relation to Warface himself. But okay, he'll answer now. What's the point? In fact, this theme is generally present in the overwhelming majority of similar shooters and even non- shooters, even RPGs, for example

[22:25] . You can either get the product here now, or play the game, earn points there and knock out a gun for yourself. It’s just that in one case you get it in a minute, in another in, I don’t know, a year, or six months. Well, I just

[22:39] year, or six months. Well, I just named a number randomly. This is default. In fact, if we call the game a donation dump from this position . Well yes, I can agree. Like, when you can speed up a process for money, this

[22:52] statement. The illusion of free, yes, because There is a question precisely about this time, which, well, is really a shame to waste on endlessly replaying boring PVE. Yes, there will be people who will

[23:08] really pump something up, but these are the few who represent the ultra-loyal audience. Moreover, with a huge amount of free time. huge amount of free time. Well, not just a few, brother, not just a few. Still, we shouldn't

[23:20] forget about all the schoolchildren who simply don't have money, this same story was also made for the purpose of... What's the joke? If you have Warface, put some money in, play with a gun and forget about it. If you're a

[23:34] Warface, you'll sit there grinding, grinding, grinding, grinding, until you finally get that gun down to, well, a decent state, basically. They are the ones who represent that very online that Warface has, that

[23:48] endless green, green green. This generally works in any game of this format. from this point of view you call it a donation dump, then yes, I can agree with you . Well, as I understand it, Seryoga says that this is not true, because,

[24:01] [ __ ], like you can get this without a donation. Well, yes, you can get it, whole difference. And for every one such player there will be a hundred who will [ __ ] this system in the mouth. And so the game will simply pour down the drain. And

[24:15] this, incidentally, is where the destructiveness of the system under discussion lies. It kills the last desire to interact with this game in any way . Yes, the developer seems to give freedom of choice. On the one hand, getting a pumped-up donation

[24:28] through endless grinding, and on the other, getting the same donation, but through financial investments. You see, the problem is that both of these choices go to an inappropriate extreme. The green is too long and steep for most

[24:42] players. And the financial investment is too high for a game of such low quality as Warface. MC Seryoga was teasing me about how I was, to put it bluntly , a beggar and couldn't deposit 5,000 into Warface. So this is my What the

[24:55] [ __ ]? No, then MC Seryoga is wrong from the start. Totally wrong. Son, now you can't even donate to Warfare and play for fun. Due to the bad mods, the gun will become useless if you don't upgrade it. And now even donors need to level up their guns,

[25:07] this [ __ ], you get a roaring feces, which also needs to be leveled up with mods. And Wow, that turns out to be completely impossible even through grinding. You'll just be constantly a step or two behind. You simply won't have time.

[25:20] You either have to play 24/7 or donate. That's it, you have no other option . You simply won't have time. You will always be, well, not among the best in terms of literally what

[25:32] Kipuchko the cat is talking about. Kpucheco. You get the idea, my dear millionaire blogger. I'm willing to spend money on computer games, but I'm not willing to spend it on unplayable crap. A developer who perceives his audience as animals.

[25:45] There is no balance between these two extremes. You either grind like crazy or Well, yes, yes, yes. It's always been crap. Any other choice in the game boils down to simply not playing Warface. Well, that's exactly what people are leaning towards,

[26:00] right? The website with online statistics is broken. It shows the same value every day . Well, [ __ ], MC Seryoga, even look at your views. as if the result of the donation policy is obvious. So you want to say that I analyzed the

[26:14] policy itself in It seems to me. The main problem, in short, with Warface, from a perspective like, if we look at all sorts of views, well, some additional media factors, is that there is no new audience. It's just that

[26:28] she's missing. The old audience either left Warface or grew up and became uninterested in following all this crap. They got their own life, but the new one didn't. For this very reason, warfacers, wotsers, [ __ ]

[26:40] developers, they put pressure on the old audience, because they can’t attract a new one at all . Well, no way. There is only hope for those same guys who once watched and played something somewhere. But this means that the toy is dying. It's

[26:54] all about politics. That's good. Are you sure that if the developers for a new audience, the game won't die completely? Because there is a feeling that she is literally as if on this, as they say, Evleisa.

[27:09] populist? Again, some populist opinions, that irritate them, like: “Yes, yes, he’s De facto, he himself is one, well, that is, a populist. We know our blogger

[27:23] vehemently defends Warface's donation policy, constantly bringing up events and other nonsense. But don't be fooled. such changes. This, ah, for some reason I specifically even donators need to work hard and waste time, in short. Well, anyway, okay, I

[27:37] get it. Like, yeah, totally green even for donators. Well, gg, gg. Good luck to them with such a policy. Good luck. Well, she'll die sooner or later. Well, unless they change something. I think this is obvious to anyone . Well, it's like I don't give a [ __ ].

[27:50] Well, for example, until today I didn’t give a damn about Warf for 10 years, so , honestly, I won’t be too upset if it dies completely, speaking. Get a free event. Why? But as soon as the conversation turns to a superficial

[28:04] understanding of the mod system, MC Seryoga immediately turns on his glasses and starts saying that Lyuto doesn’t support mods, because they’re ruining his favorite game. I was all, I honestly admit to you, I thought: "That's it, that's it, this is all Warface is

[28:20] pi, this is her last step." Well, where is this not populism and attempts to sit on two chairs? How MC Seryoga wants not to offend both the developer and the By the way, yes, this was a very important point back in the old days, when I also made

[28:34] videos about Warface, well, again, not like , guys, look at this gun, but specifically in a critical format. I've often noticed how much the soap opera tries to integrate itself with the bloggers who film their games, to

[28:49] give them something, to comment, to guide them. That is, it was back then. And in principle it is clear why? Because without them they won’t have the same money they have now. Would you bite the hand of that same boss who still

[29:04] hand of that same boss who still of course, you have your own opinion, but you just won’t express it, because getting paid accordingly. I can't even criticize anyone for this position

[29:18] , even if they are even a little bit rational and don't give a [ __ ]. I think I would do the same to anyone in this situation. The mod system itself has become a solid foundation for Warface's modern donation policy. The

[29:30] developer is doing a good job of looting thanks to good old gambling addiction, which is now stacked on top of expensive leveling. And that's why he's willing to release all these useless events with supposedly free weapons, because such a relaxation

[29:45] is acceptable for their income in the context of having [ __ ] upgrades. Besides, all this... By the way we even listen to a person's opinion about Warface and bloggers, like when he jumps on Counter-Strike? There is only one fact I don’t understand. Okay, if only he

[29:59] , well, like, the lowest form of existence. The funniest thing is First the Teki, then the Mailруru, then the Blackwood after the Aloda and now the Astruma. But they all put the game down and just squeeze out money. Well, that's how they work with

[30:13] free top-down shooter situations. Dust actually creates a convenient illusion of free paper, which allows MC Seryoga to carry a false message. But paper in any case does not cancel reality. Ask your audience why

[30:28] they dropped Warfey. 90% of them will write just one word: mods, but by this they mean precisely an emphasis on the monstrous extremes I have outlined and an unwillingness to put up with them. And despite the fact that this donation policy

[30:42] seems absurdly delusional from the perspective of players , it has apparently proven very profitable for the developers, because it milks insane amounts of money from loyal and devoted players, and therefore they can no longer abandon it. Yes, I developed it

[30:56] Well, just in case, VK has recently been working very often not for what's good for the users, but for what's beneficial for them specifically. And this is an absolutely correct position, to be honest, from the point of view of earnings. But it is

[31:09] long-lasting because all large companies work as they do, looking for a balance between user comfort and profit, because the process should make money for everyone. I'm not just talking about Warface or mail games or

[31:22] VK games, like them, well, it doesn't matter. Eh, I'm talking about everything. The user just doesn't give a damn what's wrong with him or where. Whether he likes it or not, the most important thing is the influx of money. Money is coming in, people are fighting, well, not too much, so it’s

[31:34] normal. All. Previously, they at least looked for a balance, tried to create the appearance that something was working, changing. Times have changed for us. That's why, well, I don't know what to say. Get out of Warface, ignore it, boycott

[31:48] this game. If they don't have money, they will only look at you in this case. But Warfacers as a community, well, they've always eaten crap, really. They were always ready to have feces thrown at them. This is simply what we are seeing now -

[32:01] this is the result of the loyalty that the bloggers themselves have created for Warfacers. They're planning to cut the number of mods to six, but for leveling up, it's still I'm not trying to offend anyone. It's just that warfacers

[32:14] are super loyal. Extremely loyal. I have never seen, well, a single community that is ready to endure so much, to wait for the weather by the sea for so long. Well, if you want to change something, boycott the game, leave it. it won't be reflected,

[32:29] Because in order to build some kind of revolution, to organize a boycott, you need a leader. Unfortunately, absolutely all of your Warface bloggers have either gone downhill or are, let's say , under Warface itself. They get paid money and

[32:44] they directly receive income from there. If they leave, they will most likely die interesting situation arises in which no one can guide you. All. This means that Well, maybe now, I don't know, someone will show up there, you know, in white

[32:59] armor, and say: "Guys, I'm back to [ __ ] everything up. Let's get out of Warface." But who will it be? Who? Crimean, damn it. showed a little bit of the new Alice, yes. Like, "Hey guys,

[33:13] let's quit Warface because mods are really [ __ ] annoying. mods are really [ __ ] annoying. We're not playing." More until the developers fix

[33:28] the problems that have been bothering everyone. The mod system, as I understand it, they completely redesigned it, and again screwed up something incomprehensible. And it’s still difficult to say how hard it will hit wallets. But, knowing

[33:41] Maksim Burak, I am still inclined to believe that this is another wrapper concealing total crap. Maxim Burak and his friends as representatives of [ __ ], by the way, I'm just curious, do you know who I've been promoting recently?

[33:54] Well, now at the same time, have you understood who? I'm curious, how much do you charge for Eliza? No, well, I see it as 50/50, yes, in the chat. Anyway, there used to yes, in the chat. Anyway, there used to be a guy in Warface named Alice, and he spoke

[34:07] like a maniac. Hey everyone , this is Alice, and now we're going to play with the Jungle Series Assault Rifle . Let's go. She is one of a kind. This is a

[34:19] . Let's go. She is one of a kind. This is a Heckler Koch G36K. Well, landing. Well, bye so you understand, he was the most popular Warface YouTuber ever. Here is the very best. That's why, when people talked about

[34:32] Warfey bloggers, he was the first one they remembered. But it's very creepy. And the most important thing was that he had a meme about how he cut everyone with a knife. Now, wait. Alice, knife. Eliza's legendary katana video. Here

[34:45] Here goes the first one. Gorgeous. Oh, two. Well, someone else happens. Well, who ran there? Come on, come on, let's catch it. Oh-oh-oh. Now you're in a pick- up line like this. Little one. A

[35:01] C. More. Some other merciless one. More. Some other merciless one. Oh, yes. Come on, come on, another combo. Oh, [ __ ]. Wow! Oh, yes. Come on, come on, another combo. Oh, [ __ ]. Wow!

[35:18] What was that, Alice? I heard a subscriber's voice somewhere and Oh, yes, that's right. Hello everyone, this is Alice, and today we have a review of the katana. He also looks straight into the soul , you understand? Does this make you uncomfortable ? What bester? But in the skills of

[35:34] stealing money, even in times of plague, they always demonstrate phenomenal talent. The king of neural networks remains the head of development not because the I still don’t understand, is Alice sick or is this an image? I don't know at all, honestly. It

[35:48] good at any of them. Well, in general, from what I saw in fragments, it seems like he has no problems with his head specifically. He seems to have problems with the way

[36:00] he speaks. He just talks weird. In the conditions of showing good numbers to your superiors. Warface will become a truly free-to-play game if it truly free-to-play game if it

[36:13] current event model. In that case, yes, MC Seryoga’s words will become true, but for now it’s just manipulation and substitution of concepts, when MC Seryoga defends, and it seems like by his behavior, but the thoughts that he [snorts] expressed, well,

[36:26] him talk any [ __ ] , you know, like that. I wish we could take a lot of rats and... Well, that is, this never happened. system and tries to instill the idea of ​​free of charge. He lies under any circumstances, because he himself is

[36:40] perfectly aware of the catastrophic nature of such a donation policy. Believe me, the blogger, whose views dropped so much only because of the collapse of the game's online presence, is presenting information like no one else has done so well.

[36:53] he, of course, behaves normally, this image, although strange. Well then it’s even important to think about why this happened in the first place. And it's no wonder that people, having heard MC Seryoga defend all this madness, go write comments about the

[37:06] penny the developers contributed, because in all seriousness, only

[37:18] who for some reason supports all this, can consider Warface's new donation policy something positive. And once again , you can’t separate the donation policy from the mod system. It is a synergy that complements each other. The pseudo-free nature of modern Warface was only possible thanks to the mod system,

[37:32] supposed concessions. Enough. And thing. The rejection of mods will be a consequence of a free-to-play package. That is, this is literally a format that, in one

[37:46] form or another, has been in all the dying, [ __ ], online shooters, rap games, and other events and other dust that MC Seryoga and the developers in general present as [ __ ]

[37:58] dignity. Actually, this is a really [ __ ] interesting topic. What Maksim Burak did with Warface's donation policy is a kind of brilliant marketing exercise. create a very aggressive and expensive monetization system, and

[38:11] present it as a solution to the original problem of their product. Well, Warface is known as a donation dump. So, now it’s not a donation, because it’s an event. It's a shame that all this brilliant marketing falls apart when faced with

[38:24] game design factors and ultimately kills the game itself. You can feast for a long time during a plague, but at some point there will be no one left to bake bread or pour wine, and that's natural. When they added donations, I remained silent.

[38:37] no one left to remain silent. The feasting boys will be fired. Please subscribe to the channel. Save me. No, okay, okay, sign up. You know, while MC Seryoga at least has a

[38:52] relatively clearly defined position on Warface's monetization, where he makes some meaningful arguments—yes, they're false and built on a separation between the mod system and the donation policy itself, but they're at least an attempt to convince—

[39:06] is simply surreal. The admins have really perfected everything in sitting here, wanting to make some kind of video, like before, to highlight some problem. I understand that they are so insignificant compared to this huge problem that I do

[39:20] compared to this huge problem that I do n’t even see the point in doing this. Ah, well, that's Indeed, Warface has become an excellent and ideal game in many ways, if let's not criticize minor problems, because why bother?

[39:34] can't happen that there will be so many minor problems that the only thing you can say about the game as a whole is that it's a piece of [ __ ]. Well, that can't happen, right? in 2015 and to this day it has also improved. I'm just

[39:48] popular. I swear, just what MC Seryoga is describing right now is the position of any Warfacer. This is what I was talking about. These are just the wildest conformists who are ready to endure,

[40:00] [ __ ], who are ready to endure until the very end, because sooner or later everything will work out for them, everything will be good and everything will be wonderful. But this will not You were eaten in the fifteenth, sixteenth years and so on. [ __ ] now. And this is

[40:14] simply a continuation of a trend that was established a long time ago. How can you not figure this out? Everyone told you , [ __ ], I understand that all your bloggers you have now, frankly speaking, they don’t give a damn . But to not notice this,

[40:28] it must be finished. Well, I'm saying, if anything, this is from the Warface community. one will tell you for an MCC blogger. And if someone says something like that, he will be someone who doesn’t play Warface later, and therefore he’s a [ __ ]. And none of yours will

[40:40] literally bought. Heroes have countless bugs. I tell him that during all this time, it seems like there was someone, in short, there was one, who lost his contract with the VK team. In my opinion, by the way, it was Krymsky.

[40:53] or Rather, I don’t remember. One of them lost his contract with Tkashniki. And there, in principle, thoughts began to emerge that were, well, quite adequate. Ranked player selection and non-functioning anti-cheat

[41:05] are pure [ __ ], you can't even call them problems. And this is how MC Seryoga, well, responds to reviewers who directly point out the developer's crap. Yeah, by the way, YouTubers weren't exactly anything special back then.

[41:19] I remember right away, but there were just as many jokes back then . They filtered the market very much. There were still talked about. A temporary shooter without restrictions. On the newbies, you'll get [ __ ], [ __ ] hell. Well, back then Warfare was much more

[41:34] with cheat. Now he, yes, now no one will even intervene in it, because, well, what’s the point? Yes, there are no cheaters in other games and there are none in CS:GO .

[41:48] Well, yes, yes, now even that is not possible. Just because, well, it's dangerous, you know. It's one thing when you start to stir up trouble somewhere in the ocean, well, no when it all looks like a pond, even small movements will begin to

[42:03] It turns out to be a Czech situation with cheaters. Well, which shooters don't have it? This is just a [ __ ] awesome solution to the problem. Moreover, I really like how MC Seryoga presents the potential solution as some kind of

[42:16] What do you suggest? What do you suggest? Maybe there are no cheaters in other games? Or take away 100 FPS from you and scan your entire computer they will find something for such a detour. The most cunning will still get everything. A supposedly

[42:28] adequate anti-cheat that interacts with the PC at the kernel level is something bad. Although, okay, let's be honest. Astrums don't have the resources to integrate a strong anti-cheat into the game. The

[42:40] development of the same Vanguard Riot alone cost something around a hundred million dollars. But given Warface's ultra-small online presence, fine-tuning the effectiveness of manual bans through technical support seems like a completely feasible task. Well,

[42:54] excuse me, it's just that when tech support bans people who troll rinks with software, but doesn't ban the software users themselves from the same lobby. I remember this great story, when I was filming a video about cheats in Warface,

[43:07] when I bought this cheats, in short, for Warface and went around saying: "Send me a report, I haven't been banned." Um, the soap finally called me into their office to, you know, interview them. So, what's Raflan's problem? I

[43:19] chatting about something, and I say: "By the way, you still haven't banned my account, it still exists." There you can play with it. They're like, "Oh, yeah." And they banned me only after that. Well, that's a brief overview of antiquity even in those days.

[43:31] Think about it, [ __ ], how much of an impact this moment has on the game. So, a video was made about cheats, there was literally a video where, obviously, people were using cheats, but the anti-cheat didn't ban them, well, this account wasn't banned, and they also didn't

[43:45] think of doing it manually, so that there would n't be at least such reputational issues, risks. Only reminded them about it, what did they do then? In fact, I could have said nothing at all and, most likely, this account would have remained alive and well.

[43:58] Actually, it says a lot. By the way, I wanted to give more examples of how MC Seryoga somehow parries Deiki about Warface's problems. But I came across a nuance that makes it hard for me to develop this part of the video further,

[44:10] because when MC Seryoga addresses some of Warface's shortcomings, he literally responds with something like: better?" By the way, speaking of cheaters. I really don't fight and the sky is unreal, [ __ ], I unban cheaters. If the cheater, [ __ ],

[44:23] for support. As a result, there were cases when the idiot was banned, he wrote to support, agreed to cooperate, he was unbanned, and he went on playing with cheats. This is not a joke, you can charcoal it. Seriously, this is idiotic. Moreover, I assume that they are

[44:36] being given the very best, probably the default cheats. Well, they don't check that you cheated from them, and from some more strict private network, this mess. Why the [ __ ] do they need to do this? He had some

[44:49] very strange idea about that. This is the policy of just idiots reason, well, apparently, they have such problems with online, they need at least some players so much that they are ready to fight for

[45:01] policy, dear friends. Well, what can you do? Well, objectively, what can they do? I repeat for the fiftieth time, well, if anyone doubts it, their game is dying. They fight for every [ __ ] player. They want even a cheater to come in and

[45:15] potentially donate. the toy is dying. It's just a question of when it will reach this point where we completely close Warface servers. You can just closer, closer and closer. Some people consider A to be a project. I would

[45:29] n't say it's straight up A-level gaming, but playing with friends and completing every first tier of A games? What the [ __ ] are you, [ __ ]? Here, here you took a [ __ ], [ __ ]. What a [ __ ] you are. What are

[45:45] you doing, man, did you call WarfaceA? Wait, are you reading WarfaceA as a project? ? And what is this level now? What are you talking about?

[45:59] Explain to me, who is 12 years old? What did he mean by that ? In terms of? I wouldn't say it's [ __ ] is this level? Well, TriA, of course. What the [ __ ] project? Sosionka, [ __ ], are you crazy

[46:15] session of this competitive format, especially with so many donations . Not at all.

[46:29] Battlefield, probably the sixth one at most . Wow, this could be called Warface. No, what are you saying? What are you talking about? In general, it's not even close at , maybe, again, I’m saying, in his head it’s just, well, some

[46:45] head it’s just, well, some strange definition, like, well, if there is a graph, if it doesn’t look like Roblox, then maybe that’s how it’s all in his head. well, I can’t explain it any other way. His reaction to Warface reviews

[46:57] points out some problematic aspect to him. Of course, sometimes MC Seryoga agrees with the words that are voiced, but more often than not he still shows some kind of disagreement. Moreover, this is either through groundless, unfounded denial, as,

[47:10] for example, mostly happened with my video about tournaments, or through direct humiliation of the words of such a person into context . Well, for example, at the end of

[47:24] my video I sum it up and say that the majority of Warface's current audience esports, and for whom organizing tournaments is pointless due to zero engagement. And

[47:37] I developed this thesis throughout the entire [ __ ] video, providing direct and clear arguments, which MC Seryoga, by the way, did not deny in any way. And in the end, he responds to my words with this, because we remember that the game is

[47:50] even from the point of view of the funds invested in it . Simply physical unrest is a perfect example of embezzlement of funds regarding a project in which money was invested. And if anything, my memory may be failing me, but right now there's a

[48:03] game coming out about the War of the Worlds, well, more precisely, in the War of the Worlds universe, also from ours, where I think Iri also invested, and it's bigger in budget than Troubles. Smuta, even from a game development perspective, but overall,

[48:17] is not a turkey, obviously, but still, it’s not even close to something significant went through a kind of filtration. Only the ultra-loyal remain in the game, who don't give a damn And it is not like that.

[48:32] conclude that tournaments are objectively no longer needed for this game. After all, they do not retain or attract the audience. This is wrong. You can think whatever you want. They simply don't have any sense. This is with Why is it not so? Where exactly am I wrong? Who the

[48:46] [ __ ] knows. It seems that in the Universe of MC Seryoga, not 100 teams, but apparently 10,000, register for the qualification for the main local tournament. And the winner of this very tournament's stream on YouTube is watched not by five people, but by the entire population of the planet. Otherwise,

[49:02] why does he ultimately disagree with me , and I have no idea. I hope you now understand why analyzing his words outside the context of donation policy is, to put it mildly, difficult. It's just that something intelligible

[49:15] slips out of the discussion space only in those situations when he manages to conveniently I don’t even know what to talk about with the guy and the Warfй TripleA project, damn it, and the events. Be a constant caviar. No, well, look, purely in theory, purely in theory,

[49:31] look, Warface was released at one time on the top engine y Engine, it was a really top engine, it was [ __ ] awesome at the time . Over the course of a long period of development, a huge amount of money was invested into it, which can probably be compared to a

[49:46] large A project. Well, why shouldn't you then ? Yes, it really doesn't look like a level, but rather like some kind of place in Roblox, but overall, why not? Mm, think differently about Warface, watching MC Seryoga would

[49:59] make me very sad, but imagine how much he is trusted by the developers. They actually allow him to make a lot of money. They did n't even want to do it fre, but then it became doule A, I guess. Well, maybe

[50:11] An interview with Maxim Burak himself. A person in MC Seryoga's position well, like, by this logic, if they've invested a lot of money into the game, it turns out to be , well, like, duub. It's a great help to Warface players simply by

[50:24] talking to the right people. But with that same Si Seryoga doesn't really play other games. He has a vague and very superficial idea of ​​how call Warfare a play project. You just can't bring yourself to say it. Well, purely

[50:39] physically. these games dealing with the similar problems that Warface suffers from? Besides, MC Seryoga doesn't even come close to specializing in any kind of

[50:53] analytical content. He's spent his entire blogging career filming Ludomania, and so the most he can do in covering the game's problems is rehash other bloggers' points about the mod system, which, in his opinion, is

[51:07] mentioning the fact that he is completely emotionally unstable and tries to offend people based on their age or contrived psychological profiles. Unfortunately, this is precisely the kind of blogger that developers are willing to listen to and push closer to them

[51:21] so possible, that’s why they are moving closer, because the dude defends this game in must be very, very sad, especially for those who still play Warface. Although, you know, it already seems to me that this game, well, has truly

[51:36] died without any ephemeral aspects and so on. For this video, I had planned to use gameplay from Warface itself, but I ran into the problem that even on the Khabarovsk server, damn it, at 4:00 PM, which is

[51:48] almost prime time, I couldn't find the meat grinder. [ __ ], this is the most popular game mode without ranking. And on my server it stopped being found even, damn, it was almost evening already. Well, this is the main character, this is the main character.

[52:02] prime time is 20 minutes. Well, apparently, yes, he simply has zero online presence in Khabarovsk. Perhaps the only place where you can play for now is the center. That's all, one could say, the population in the Far East is not that large. On

[52:15] the servers in the European part of Russia, everything seems to be fine. Well, you know, even six months ago it was like this? Previously, you could go anywhere in Warface and outflow of players is simply monstrous. But the fact that you have more people in the center, okay, there will be more people

[52:27] there and it will be faster, yes, but even in such regions you can understand the approximate trend, yes, and by the views of bloggers. Well, Warface will die. Warface will die. And you don’t like it , I don’t like this

[52:39] fact, but I don’t know, cry, who the [ __ ] knows. You have endured for many years, absorbed, absorbed, absorbed. All your bloggers, they were one way or another got. Well, who is to blame for this? Who is to

[52:52] mostly found only at the beginning. And imagine, the newbie's face, when he enters the game and is immediately at rank zero or bullets are flying at him... Well , that was the case then, that was the case before . This has happened before. I have a meat grinder back, although only after noon

[53:05] Queens. Here, these clowns are literally every single Warface blogger, because they all receive money directly from the developer. This has been the case since ancient times, but back then there were at least a small number of companies

[53:21] that emerged from this endless guardianship and showed not the case. everything was for six people, but it still found its way, so, yes, most likely, Maxim Burak is already right now reaping everything that he has

[53:36] accumulated with the policy of quick money. That's probably all. Thanks for channel and like it. I also want to apologize to you for the sad video, actually, quite sad. I was hoping that things weren't that

[53:48] bad with Warface, you know. It's like the game just lives somehow, there's a small community there, and it will feel, well, [ __ ] great for a long time. And it turned out that she was just slowly dying, if she hadn’t already died. It's sad, it's

[54:01] sad - it's sad. You wanted Big Citylay [music] You wanted Big Citylay [music] dreams clubs night wai. I thought I had found my paradise. Well then why does [music] make you so lonely? You wanted to bik sidilay. Ah

[54:15] lonely? You wanted to bik sidilay. Ah .