Top 100 player disguises as a VTuber (osu! Social Experiment) 

From fnaf

why he ourple 😂

Mic

Jay

@Jaden Dobbs my birthday was yesterday

NotLikeThis

you heard of a vtuber who graduated on the spot (1 stream) after talking to air for 2 hours? yeah

@@ishikani who

@@retr0foxx_osu cares

@@ishikani 😔.

correction: so many people cannot tell the difference between actual cheats and legit but intentionally making it looks like as cheated as possible

It's actually like this in every game lmao

Space uk

he is top 100, in every game the top 100 can compete or even beat cheaters, of course the accusations were valid

@@Deastrisk"blatant aim assist"

Now I wonder if it would be possible to make it on a keypad for example that both keys register as the same one, so that it looks like you are only tapping on 1 key, would be cool if that was possible, just to troll people.

@@RO_Tim you can probably code it on a hid compatible arduino

just alt on space bar

@@RO_Tim you can do it easily with qmk software, but the polling rate is capped

@@cripplingthedepression yeah ahk or your old razer keyboard if you're lazy

They need some accomplishments to feel fulfilled and useful in their useless life So they went ahead to accuse players they feel little bit jealous + curious, all without proper evidence

*cheater no hacking is actually done in order to cheat

their trust is tarnished that they just jump into conclusions

@@sunk45 it’s all assumption tho it may sound like good reasoning but people saying “blatant aim assist” etc act like they can literally see the hacks going on when there’s none at all and they’re just blatantly pulling shit out their ass

@@sunk45 i mean yeah but do you know how arrogant "the aim assist/relax hack is so obvious lololol xd" sounds

The issue is hacking can look no different a lot of the time if the cheater is smart. Seeing through walls can be identical to footsteps if the person doesn't stare at people through walls and reacts to them coming around a corner. It just looks like good reaction time to audio cues. If 99/100 X a criminals it makes sense to assume that when you meet X they are. The issue is that 1/100 that gets hurt.

i feel like it's more an issue with competetive communities in general. now although i play very few competetive games, when i do, and when i come across a player who beats me hard, i always assume they're a smurf first, before hackers.

i mean Mitt Romney's tax plan was more progressive than Newt Gingrich's in 2012.

I had to quit World of Tanks when the player ranking scoreboard mods became popular. My winrate was quite high on my account because I used to play a lot of low tiers in a squad with my dad, and because the mod reported overall winrate on your name, I was "too good to be legit" and got flamed literally every other match for a solid month.

@@Lakius xvm is such an awful mod makes an already toxic player base even more toxic

that's not ego, it's just logical. You don't become top 100 level in a game like that overnight, people will know of you on your way up. That's like if me a person who was Silver in Valorant, all of a sudden got to Radiant in a single day and started beating pro players, it's highly improbable at best, and most likely a result of cheating.

@@ragegaze3482it isnt logical though, there was no evidence of cheating

Also goes to show how quick this community jumps to conclusions Xd

fun fact a lot of those “salty viewers” are good players

@@AlmightyDoor not good enough L

@@ariDeMon7479 better than you :shrug:

@@AlmightyDoor Good player does not mean they're good at telling a fake player from a real one. They could much so be bandwagoning.

lol rip

zamn unsubbed

Lmao Aqyntic hurt by yet another vtuber

Emotional damage.

Pain peko

rip

The whole point of the video is how the easily the community will accuse of others of hacking with no real proof, like the "blatant aim assist" and all that. 6 of the 8 minutes of the video is just talking the hackusations or things related to that. By "pretending to be a vtuber" they obviously meant the fact that they only did 3 streams on a different account for the sake of the experiment on. They aren't a vtuber on their actual account with IRL facecam that they stream on all the other days they streamed.

@@MarlowPreston you obviously missed *it*

@@MarlowPreston except he went out of his way to make himself seem as sus as possible, from suddenly going from shit player to pro player, pretending to singletap to make people think relax hacks, & unbelievable bio

@@ravenoushydra7948 it doesnt matter how well he sold it. In the end of the day people were still hilariously and CONFIDENTLY wrong about the “blatant cheats” they were seeing. Just goes to show you people actually have no clue what theyre talking about and the community is full of jealous kids.

I'm a vtuber. See, I pretended to be a vtuber

hi koa hows ur dog

mashed potatoes?

all the homies love koa

Ayo koa

KOA HOW U DOIN

same lol

i think they had to mute the audio for copyright or something

lol scarborough fair got CPR-ed, definitely not the first time

Khz did something like that i think

lokikaos :tf:

Dereban

osu!mania vibro players probably LOL

Minecraft 1.8 pvp kids be like

Marketing genius

Dropshippers sweating rn by exposing them 🥵🔥🔥

he alted on a key

@@Deastrisk they said it was blatant aim assist too

Yeah. It's kinda sad that good players are automatically assumed to be cheaters, but I can see why they are.

@@DS-os1sy It really goes both ways when you think about it, the bigger problem is all those random people thinking they are experts in cheating, but can pass a cheater if they know the name, and accuse a legit player if they don't know it

This is perfectly reasonable logic, imo. If someone has been playing a game for years, and is famous for being really good at the game, it isn't surprising when they play well. Aside from a few remarkable incidents, the famous top players last long enough to become famous top players by not cheating, otherwise people who actually do know what they're talking about would catch them. The trust earned by their position is almost always justified. They've been grinding for years, the community knows they have those skills, because they saw them develop live on stream. When some rando shows up out of nowhere playing extremely well, it raises questions. To be playing this well, they must have an enormous amount of practice. Why wasn't that practice done on stream? If you look at most competitive games, the top players start out their public careers in fairly mediocre fashion, then gradually gain skills over time until they become the best. Someone coming out of nowhere with the skills of a top player is inherently suspicious. And this experiment proves exactly why. The person who mysteriously appeared was, in fact, not who they said they were. The viewer's suspicions were completely justified, albeit not in the way they expected. 95% of the time, when a new account appears out of nowhere with top player level skills, in any game, it's either a smurf, as it was in this case, or a cheater.

@@adraen5942 That reminds me of the dream scandal which is a pretty good example of this phenomenon

Go look at religion, or even world leaders. Many people fall in line just because of the name, in fact that is why we use phrases like "Easy vs West" is to lump people together and immediately encourage or discourage believing them. You don't even need to experiment, just look at history. More often then not we've done it.

so true dev

so tru e

If only he voice act a girl it would of be perfect troll to the viewers

Sxnthia is obviously much better smh

Poor Momo...

LMAOOO

The literal only chance that they are not cheating is if a top player was impersonating them. Oh wait...

@@danielyuan9862 THANK YOU

It makes sense that they would be suspicious though, just imagine some random person suddenly has the same level of skill as a 3 digit, not only that but their past is suspicious and the way they play is also suspicious. I’m not defending the people who accused the cheating. However i understand why they do so.

@@V1xtory with that logic, WhiteCat, Vaxei, Mrekk, they all got accused of cheating because they came out of nowhere. I'm just saying that they just jump to conclusions too fast

@@V1xtory it makes sense to be suspicious but exclaiming that they have seen and have proof of hacks when this video shows they don’t is what is really messed up with the community and most other communities with high skill ceilings

xooty

@@iiafa femboy xooters

@@iiafa nator

Jay

Literally my 2nd time watching this XD

Inaff

humu

i see what you did there

I spot a takodachi

@@takotypo4081 humu

Or perhaps because he PURPOSELY tried to make it look like he was cheating.

​@@Unknown-gn8gn Still a fact they cudnt differenciate. Thts their problem with their stupidity. Like they say u dont judge a book by its cover lol

Literally true

Absolutely true

Better then Proyectmomo and *namirin

@@tuqchino2691 Definitely True

are there actually osu based vtubers ? this is the first time that I see osu gameplay lmao, so kinda interested

True all they do is jump into conclusions and call it obvious without proof and isn't reasonable at all

it's called 'bandwagoning', or the 'hive mentality' if enough people agree on something then apparently it can't be wrong

@@obbyg4ming905 Sure, Just look at anti-vaxers XD

@@obbyg4ming905amazing comment, underrated

yea I would've for sure thought this was cheated but I obviously wouldn't have been able to figure it out lmao. Jumping right into "obvious" conclusions without hard proof doesn't seem like the best idea

99.9% of the time there isn't going to be a "undercover top 100 player" whos behind the monitor deathstreaming 240bpm legitimately. It's just not something that actually happens at all, that's why this video idea is *original*. And most of the time they wont be showing adequate proof of them not cheating like going on McOsu. No one kept assuming that he was still cheating after he played on McOsu.

@@Pxhyre yea that's exactly the point, even if this is unexpected and nobody would have figured out it was zylice before the screenshot stuff it's still dumb to just assume "blatant" when you have no concrete evidence which is exactly what blatant would refer to. Looking at the plays you would've quickly realized it's not relax and while it could still be aim assist there is no hard evidence without looking at the replay. TLDR: while you can think it's cheated, saying it's blatant when you have no evidence is ridiculous

Yea, there might even be a legitimately good player out there still banned for false cheating accusations. I think if I was not mistaken Ed was actually afraid of being accused and witch hunted so that's why he started streaming and putting his hand cam directly above him.

yea a few years ago that stuff was a bit more common but nowadays these cases are very rare which is great, still happens but you won't get banned just because you get witch hunted anymore.

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Hard L

i dont remember sending this

His scream "NOOOOOOOOO"

what's the name of the song?

@@sakura_emma1212 I Think that the name of the song is embraced by the flame

@@WinRar16 i'm talking about next one with dt

@@sakura_emma1212 words I never said

"B-But I saw him blatantly aim assisted!!!"

@@luce9264 "I I I- he aim assisted >.< !!"

"it's true, i was the aim assist uwu"

@@4verix *cries in anguish* nooooo i saw him cheat it can't be real 😭😭😭😭

@@ElPolloLoco7689 😭😭😭

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definitely one of the players fr fr 💜💜💜

Honestly, one of the players of all time

*Your comment is definitely one of the comments in this comment section*

ok

osu mania vtuber when lmao

you should try this

top mania player disguises as a vtuber (social expirement)

Dude the legend is here

It got copyright :)

Copyright

Michael

Michael

“See you next time!”

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its not lmaooooooo hes playing offline on his acc

@@theboywhoisnot7926 Doesn't matter guy tried to make his plays look as sus as possible while pretending to be someone else so he can make an "exposed" video you don't just come out of nowhere and play like a 3 digit guys a clown and most of his community is as well it seems xD

They got it wrong at the end of the day. Their opinions will forever be in question now.

@@TheRealOtakuEdits so how about the dozens other times they got it right? The fuck was your point about lmao

the issue wasn't being suspicious of the player, the issue is making up "blatant" evidence that doesn't exist because they assume the player to be 100% cheating without any real evidence. The correct course of action would have been to check for any signs of actual cheating before just flat out saying they are.

No actually I wouldn't. Unless we're going to be prejudiced in favor of popular players, everyone is subject to the same standards of proof. If you're going to throw out cheating accusations, be prepared to provide actual evidence. Accusations without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.

Honestly I feel like with such a huge buildup, revealing himself on stream is a must.

@@danielyuan9862 true

recommended again after 5 days, time to watch again

@@aJanzu how many times have you watched it now that its back on the recommended page?

@@plutonicattic7995 about 6, absolute banger of a video

kigurumi sungeki

@@etrkal thanks mate

@@etrkal tysm!

@@etrkal thank you!!