THAT'S DREAM?!?! Reacting to "Game Theory: The Minecraft Warden... SOLVED! w/ Dream"
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When I first spawned the Warden in creative I remember naming him "Fish killa" because he kept gunnin for the fishes.
I think considering they only had a video to go off of and no knowledge of the Ancient Cities that would come much later, this theory is pretty good.
This episode was still before the Ancient cities were added and I believe everything in this theory was disproven
Dream is at the origin of a lot of great stuff from the Minecraft Community: Manhunt, Dream SMP, the pewdipie seed, etc
And even tho a lot of controversy has surrounded him recently, it doesn't stop me from enjoying all that he made, and I hope it won't stop you too
But when will The Duckman be solved
Right off the bat, Herobine then a Warden.
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Hm, this was a nice entry point for what’s ahead.
Say, I recommend doing ElectricDragon505’s Top 10 Other Disney Villains Part 1&2.
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For people who are telling Kyle to watch Dream or defend his actions
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I love democracy.
Already some outdated information in this episode.
Before Dream became… what he is now, I actually enjoyed his manhunts a ton. Seeing all of the creative stuff he saw on Reddit to escape hunters was really fun to watch
He's not become anything bad; those controversies are just plain false, he hasn't done anything wrong besides actually accidentally forgetting to remove a mod that he uses in manhunt. He even removed his speedrun time with the run from the leaderboard, and even if he left it up, his time was beaten already.
@@lokhunt4329 Remind me. How long did it take for him to finally admit that he cheated during his speedrun? How many video's did he upload in an attempt to muddy the water? And in which way did he announce what happened when he finally admitted to cheating?
I watched him at the time he cheated. Because I believe that people are innocent until proven guilty, I initially took his side. Yet, he proved conclusively through his actions after the fact that he intentionally cheated.
Nobody likes a simp. Especially not a simp who is willing to gaslight. Stop acting like one.
I have no input on the other accusations. But given that you're willing to gaslight when it comes to him cheating during a speedrun, you are not a reliable source to how accurate those accusations are.
@@rendomstranger8698 Damn, outright accusing someone of being a simp, that's rude. Also, how am I gaslighting, of course someone is going to react defensively when accused of something. Especially cheating in his most well-known game. But hell, let's say he cheated, plain and simple. Doesn't really matter, because as I mentioned earlier, he removed his time from the leaderboard, and he was beaten almost within a week of that scoring being set. I might be a simp, but I still want to say the facts I know in regard to the problem. Dream's a great youtuber, and his videos are fun to watch, suspenseful, and unique.
And here, let's continue with a civil chat about this, no name calling, no trying to demonize or make fun of one another. Name what he did, that proved he cheated intentionally. I'm curious to learn, and I know when I'm wrong in some cases. But I'm not going to do a 180 without any discourse/discussion.
@@lokhunt4329 1) He tried to muddy the water by claiming that there was a statistical possibility that he got impossible luck when he knew that he had a custom mod made that changed the drop odds.
2) He accused the mods of only looking at the speedrun when the entire stream had impossible luck and was taken into consideration.
3) It took him several months before he finally admitted to cheating.
4) He didn't remove the cheated time. It was removed by the mods. All he did was remove a slower seemingly legitimate time.
5) He claimed to have accidentally deleted the files of the game instance that he used to do the run. Understandable for a new runner. Unacceptable for someone who has submitted several record or near record runs at that point.
As for me accusing you of gaslighting, that is because of your claim that he admitted to cheating and removed the time. If you truly didn't know it took him several months to admit to cheating after having his run invalidated, I apologize. As it appears you were a victim of gaslighting in that case.
@@lokhunt4329 got real silent huh
You should watch Dream's vids, he does amazing videos. Minecraft manhunt. Minecraft vs. Etc. All of them are amazing videos, and they really make for exciting content.
Oh god I forgot MatPat did collabed with Dream...
Before Dream completley clownd on himself by cheating "acidentally" in a speedrun and potentially being a groomer. Also in his music video he inadvertendly encouraged his fans to stop using their medication witch is very dangerous to do.
He proved the allegations false.
Easily just lies, he and other people unrelated to him have even proven that they were false allegations. And two, Modpacks and shit like that are super easy to forget, because they usually affect minute things, things that only become relevant in macro, not in a single playthrough, especially in a speedrun where you're only focus is to go fast, where every second counts. Also, did his song actually say to stop taking meds? Because that sounds like some BS.
Fun fact: Not long after this episode Dream’s controversies began surrounding his speedruns and other unsavoury activities regarding how he manipulated his fanbase to vote for dumb mobs to be added to Minecraft. This was literally the last time where people looked at him as a paragon in the Gaming and Minecraft spaces. A bit of history right here.
I know it has nothing to do with the Game Theory, but hey, it’s just a…fact.
"Manipulated his fans"
I guess anythijg in manipulation nowadays.
'manipulated his fans'
fucken what lmao, telling people to vote for a certain mob isn't manipulation
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Put it this way: If telling people to vote for a certain mob on a whim, as a joke, not really caring about the mob itself or how it'll affect Minecraft as a whole, but knowing full well your millions of sheep fans will follow blindly to do what you said, isn't manipulation, what is? Dream himself has come out to say on record he made the tweet as a joke, while drunk. He knew exactly what he was doing and knew that his influence would tip the balance purposely.
I'm sorry, but that is manipulation by the very definition. Especially when you take into account he did it knowingly because of his status. Not because he wanted the mob, but because people are sheep.
@@goliathxanatos706 ok granted, but literally forty plus youtubers with millions of followers each made their own tweets telling people to vote for certain mobs. I have never seen any of them get dragged through shit for being manipulative.
Oh and before you claim Dream was an exception for having the biggest fanbase, multiple content creators' tweets got far more attention and likes than him, some of them even had more subs.
Also this was literally a vote over a videogame enemy. "Rigging" one of these doesn't make someone terrible, this wouldn't go for Dream, it wouldn't go for anyone else
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Not the point I was making fam. Dream literally came out saying he did it as a joke. That he didn't actually care about the mob he wanted his fans to vote for. He knew what he was doing and was inconsiderate and belligerent towards anyone who voted for anything other than the mob he wanted going through.
It isn't about the subscriber number, or how other CZcamsrs with more subs also contributed. No. It's about his actions themselves and how it affected those who looked up to him.abd felt both cheated and played for. That's the manipulation I'm talking about. Not that he got the mob he didn't care for winning, but how he strung his audience along and acted as though it didn't matter to him.
Please don't watch Dream's videos. There is a LOT of drama with that CZcamsr, but idk if it has died down or not or even the results of said drama. So I just ask you steer away from his content, thanks.
Hey, not cool, if you're not even aware of the drama currently, don't just say to boycott because of "vibes". Like, what? Most of the allegations are completely false, and the only one to have any legitimate truth to it is him accidentally leaving a mod in on his minecraft game for the speedrun. That's it, his time also got beaten in like a week after it was posted, and he took it down to make sure it wouldn't be blocking someone else's ranking.