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A popular streamer turned down a 6-figure deal to play Arc Raiders because 'the game frustrated me so much'
Popular streamer TimTheTatman revealed he turned down a six-figure deal to play Arc Raiders due to significant frustration with the game. He stated that even a substantial offer wouldn't be enough to make him play it again, citing issues like cheating and stream sniping. Embark Studios acknowledged the game's shortcomings and plans a major update called Frozen Trails to re-engage players.
TimTheTatman Turned Down Six-Figure Deal to Stream Arc Raiders Because He Hates It So Much
Streamer TimTheTatman revealed he turned down a six-figure sponsorship deal to stream Arc Raiders due to his strong dislike for the game. He expressed extreme negative sentiment towards the title, leading him to refuse the lucrative offer.
CoD: Black Ops 2 Port Is Plagued By A Hacker Resetting Accounts
The recent ports of Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2 to PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 are being targeted by hackers. Players are reporting account resets, rank changes, and even the game being bricked after encountering specific hacker gamertags like "C Isn't Sharp." Streamer TimTheTatman was affected live on stream, and Activision has yet to comment on the ongoing security issues.
Is Marvel Rivals Toxic? An Honest Answer Backed by Data (2026) | TAG
Marvel Rivals, launched in December 2024, faced significant toxicity issues, leading to player drop-off and criticism from streamers. Developer NetEase has since implemented moderation upgrades, including voice chat screening and custom text filters, as part of 'Operation: Shield the Community.' While improvements are noted, the game's long-term safety score remains preliminary due to a lack of published enforcement data and a free-to-play model that allows for easy account creation.
Gunzilla Games Employees Claim Unpaid Salaries as Off the Grid Studio Struggles
Gunzilla Games is facing allegations of unpaid salaries for employees, with some claims extending up to five months, despite receiving over $100 million in funding. The studio's flagship game, Off the Grid, has underperformed, contributing to financial difficulties and multiple rounds of layoffs. Employee morale is low, reflected in a Glassdoor rating of 2.4, with significant payment delays impacting Ukrainian and EU-based staff.