reguvin wrote: »

The best PvPer ESO has ever seen (Twitch streamer)

Has told on his stream that he will return to streaming ESO again.

It was sad that he quit ESO but it's good to have him back again. His streams are entertaining especially if you like PvP.

Dont think he's returning. Just getting more audience to ESO for the announcement. ESO is what he started playing when he started streaming so

ManwithBeard9 wrote: »

maboleth wrote: »

Asmael wrote: »

That's called a paid promotion. Don't get your hopes up.

I wouldn't be surprised if ZOS or Bethesda paid him to return. He was one of the chosen ones when they called streamers to their HQ.

Yes, it was sponsored content, thats why he had #ad in his title. And apparently he hasnt played in so long he could remember his password, while live on stream. How anyone could pay someone thats as unprofessional as that is beyond me.

He mentioned he forgot his password because he had recently changed it. It isn't true that he hadn't played in a long time because I he pops into Cyrodiil now and then after long Fortnite streams.

Nothing unprofessional happened there, but I know some people like to feel superior to others who are actually successful.

Rygonix wrote: »

And woe be to the unsung heroes that don't bargain their soul in exchange for internet fame and E-monetization. There are plenty of very good players out there, you just have to look somewhere other than Twitch or Youtube to find them.

People romanticize like this and some even like to trash popular streamers, even when the streamers are actually great at video games. And for some games, like Fortnite, the best players are actually also streamers.

Watching Sypher's chat when he's playing Fortnite can be funny. There are quite a bit of idiots there who love trashing Ninja, who Sypher often groups with. They seem to be completely ignorant to all the success Ninja had in competitive gaming before Twitch even existed. Personally, I don't watch Ninja, but the hate is sad and pathetic. He is actually really good at video games, unlike the people in chat who need to insult him to feel good about themselves.

Sure, streamers in general are often more about entertainment than being the best at a game. This is especially true in ESO, though Sypher was the guy who was really focused on being good at PvP while streaming. But it seems he has become quite good at the games he switched to post ESO. The guy is good at PvP in video games.

How does one determine "best" in a game without a proper PvP ladder or e-sports scene?

Priyasekarssk wrote: »

D0PAMINE wrote: »

I remember Sypher. He was not the best player the game has seen. Not that it really matters anyway.

Beat him on 1v1. No 1v5. He is one of the best strategic builder and creates his own meta out of no where. No noob streamer now does that. Either they copy others or just make a tank meta with 200+ tanks and healers behind.

I wasn't trying to insult him. He was a skilled player, but not the best in game. There are still players 1vx who are just as skilled as he was.

Exodium wrote: »

In terms of raw skill the best pvper was KodiPvP and there's no disputing that. There's a clip somewhere of Kodi 1v2ing fengrush too.

Sypher a close 2nd because of how good he was on multi class and fengrush probably comes not far after.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXOZQjoDndc

Nah i'm the best (51 seconds in lol)

jking..of course..

Just thought it was funny ;o)

Who cares if a streamer comes back. You play the game, not watch someone else play it.

Streamers are overrated imho

I want @speeez video again , no Sypher.

I don't have a clue who that is, as I don't watch Twitch streamers - but more people promoting the game is a great thing.

Some of the replies make me think if Fortnite was created before the universe.

SypherPK seems like a cool guy and a good player, he even said on stream:

ESO has a special place in my heart