[00:00 - 01:23]The hosts introduce themselves and their guest for the podcast episode.

[01:00 - 03:04]They discuss the popularity and pressure surrounding the upcoming game, Valorant.

[01:24 - 02:58]They debate the names "Project A" and "Valorant" and the initial hype surrounding the game.

[03:04 - 04:07]The hosts introduce themselves and their guest for the podcast episode.

[04:07 - 05:15]The competition for viewership and success among streamers is discussed, with examples from past game releases.

[05:15 - 05:48]They debate the names "Project A" and "Valorant" and the initial hype surrounding the game.

[05:48 - 07:02]The impact of top streamers like Shroud and Dr. Disrespect on viewership is mentioned.

[06:02 - 10:47]The competition for viewership and success among streamers is discussed, with examples from past game releases.

[10:47 - 11:24]The non-FPS streamers on the podcast discuss their approach to playing the game, focusing on having fun and playing with friends.

[10:57 - 11:39]The speaker talks about their strategy towards playing games, mentioning that they enjoy having fun while playing.

[11:14 - 11:58]They compare playing CS:GO and League of Legends, noting that it's easier to play new games like Valorant.

[11:45 - 12:30]The speaker discusses the decline of Overwatch and the potential for Valorant to become its "killer."

[12:30 - 13:11]The speaker contemplates investing in a rising FPS player to capitalize on the hype of new games.

[12:48 - 14:33]The speaker ends the conversation by saying that they love their current organization, but will consider other opportunities if they arise.

[13:11 - 14:27]The speaker talks about their strategy towards playing games, mentioning that they enjoy having fun while playing.

[14:33 - 15:59]They mention the possibility of priority access for top streamers to play Valorant, and their mixed feelings about it.

[15:23 - 16:33]The speaker shares their contentment with their current situation on Twitch, but acknowledges that everyone has a price.

[16:35 - 18:33]The speaker talks about their strategy towards playing games, mentioning that they enjoy having fun while playing.

[17:34 - 17:41]The speaker shares their contentment with their current situation on Twitch, but acknowledges that everyone has a price.

[17:41 - 18:38]The speaker contemplates investing in a rising FPS player to capitalize on the hype of new games.

[18:06 - 18:22]The speaker ends the conversation by saying that they love their current organization, but will consider other opportunities if they arise.

[18:39 - 20:38]The speaker shares their contentment with their current situation on Twitch, but acknowledges that everyone has a price.

[19:57 - 20:45]The speaker ends the conversation by saying that they love their current organization, but will consider other opportunities if they arise.

[20:45 - 21:06]The speaker talks about their strategy towards playing games, mentioning that they enjoy having fun while playing.

[21:06 - 23:05]The speaker shares their contentment with their current situation on Twitch, but acknowledges that everyone has a price.

[21:42 - 23:27]They express their love for Twitch and their loyalty to the platform, but admit that they would consider leaving for the right offer.

[22:28 - 22:47]The speaker recalls watching Black Ops 2 streams on release and being emotionally invested in the game.

[22:47 - 23:27]The speaker compares the game to Counter-Strike in terms of skill and experience needed to play.

[23:31 - 25:36]The speaker explains that diabolical is an arena FPS like Unreal Tournament or Quake.

[24:05 - 25:00]They mention that there are people who absolutely love the game, but it is a niche genre that requires a lot of skill and experience to enjoy.

[24:31 - 26:36]The speaker compares the game to Counter-Strike in terms of skill and experience needed to play.

[25:07 - 25:30]The speaker mentions a tournament where the second best player in the world swept the competition.

[25:43 - 26:55]They discuss the appeal of fast-paced shooters like Apex and Fortnite, and the importance of smooth movement in games.

[26:43 - 27:03]The speaker praises Apex for its movement and character design.

[27:03 - 27:37]The speaker compares the game to Counter-Strike in terms of skill and experience needed to play.

[27:37 - 28:34]The speaker expresses disappointment in not being able to enjoy a game that is popular among others.

[27:47 - 27:54]The speaker compares the game to Counter-Strike in terms of skill and experience needed to play.

[27:54 - 28:12]They mention another game, Darwin Project, and its good and bad aspects of movement.

[29:06 - 29:12]The speaker expresses disappointment in not being able to enjoy a game that is popular among others.

[29:25 - 29:32]They mention another game, Darwin Project, and its good and bad aspects of movement.

[29:37 - 31:10]The speaker compares the game to Counter-Strike in terms of skill and experience needed to play.

[30:22 - 31:55]The game has no names, outlines, UI, or tutorial, making it difficult for new players.

[30:39 - 32:08]They mention another game, Escape from Tarkov, and its slow and realistic movement.

[31:56 - 32:29]The speaker recalls watching Black Ops 2 streams on release and being emotionally invested in the game.

[32:08 - 32:54]The speaker suggests that a more accessible version of the game may do well.

[32:55 - 33:09]The speaker expresses disappointment in not being able to enjoy a game that is popular among others.

[33:09 - 33:40]They discuss how newer players may struggle to enjoy the game without help or friends.

[33:40 - 34:12]They discuss the recent trend of FPS streamers playing League of Legends and speculate about a possible beta for Valorant coming soon.

[34:12 - 34:54]The speaker suggests that a more accessible version of the game may do well.

[34:34 - 36:24]The group discusses the frustrations of being a high-rated player in TFT and feeling undervalued by Riot.

[34:54 - 36:31]The speaker expresses disappointment in not being able to enjoy a game that is popular among others.

[35:34 - 39:07]They discuss the impact of being popular and having a good personality on getting invited to events and opportunities.

[35:49 - 36:24]The speaker suggests that a more accessible version of the game may do well.

[38:30 - 42:58]The group talks about the business aspect of developers inviting streamers to events and how it can be frustrating for loyal players.

[42:24 - 43:12]The group discusses the frustrations of being a high-rated player in TFT and feeling undervalued by Riot.

[43:13 - 44:45]The group talks about the business aspect of developers inviting streamers to events and how it can be frustrating for loyal players.

[43:20 - 45:38]The group discusses a specific situation where Blizzard invited streamers to playtest their game for feedback without paying them, causing backlash.

[45:14 - 47:39]They mention the recent invitation to playtest Valorant, and how it was different from the previous situations with Blizzard.

[45:38 - 47:53]They also mention a similar situation with Riot, who paid streamers for their feedback.

[47:53 - 48:15]They mention being excited about being sponsored by a game company for $500.

[48:15 - 50:20]The speaker expresses their disappointment and jokes about being sponsored by "Dust Off Gaming".

[49:22 - 50:27]The speaker recounts their early experiences in the gaming industry.

[50:27 - 51:09]The speaker expresses their disappointment and jokes about being sponsored by "Dust Off Gaming".

[50:47 - 53:06]They talk about the "wild west" of influencer sponsorships and the importance of understanding contracts.

[51:10 - 53:52]The speaker warns about the potential dangers of signing long-term contracts and the importance of having an agent or lawyer.

[53:52 - 56:05]They mention a player who had signed a contract giving the org the rights to their likeness forever.

[54:41 - 55:40]The speaker expresses their disappointment and jokes about being sponsored by "Dust Off Gaming".

[56:05 - 58:46]They mention seeing some genuine people in the scene, but also encountering some "pieces of shit".

[56:35 - 57:02]The speaker warns about the potential dangers of signing long-term contracts and the importance of having an agent or lawyer.

[57:34 - 59:26]The speaker talks about the power dynamics between orgs and players, and the fear and mistrust that can exist between them.

[58:46 - 1.00:45]They mention hearing about orgs bragging about signing players for cheap deals.

[59:48 - 1.01:03]The speaker expresses their disappointment and frustration with the way some orgs treat their players.

[59:48 - 1.01:58]They mention a specific company and how they were initially excited to sign with them, but later realized they had made a mistake and had to undo the contract.

[1.01:58 - 1.02:44]They emphasize the importance of having someone review contracts before signing them, and offer their own services to help content creators with this.

[1.02:23 - 1.03:19]They mention a specific company and how they were initially excited to sign with them, but later realized they had made a mistake and had to undo the contract.

[1.02:44 - 1.04:12]The speakers praise the company TSM for their fair treatment of their content creators, including adjusting pay when their creators experience significant growth.

[1.04:12 - 1.06:30]They share a story about a first-time editor who received a large payout due to their success on the channel they were working for, and how the company honored their initial contract agreement.

[1.05:24 - 1.06:23]They mention a specific company and how they were initially excited to sign with them, but later realized they had made a mistake and had to undo the contract.

[1.05:50 - 1.06:58]They share a story about a first-time editor who received a large payout due to their success on the channel they were working for, and how the company honored their initial contract agreement.

[1.06:59 - 1.08:58]A question is presented about how to determine if female friends are romantically interested or just being friendly

[1.06:59 - 1.09:21]They move on to discussing the OTV advice segment, where they offer advice to viewers and encourage them to share their own experiences and thoughts.

[1.08:58 - 1.11:16]The guest is asked about his experience with girls and his DMs are checked

[1.11:36 - 1.12:07]A question is presented about how to determine if female friends are romantically interested or just being friendly

[1.12:07 - 1.13:11]The guest is complimented and asked about his approach to pursuing romantic interests

[1.13:11 - 1.14:16]The guest is asked about his experience with girls and his DMs are checked

[1.14:31 - 1.14:57]The question is asked how to avoid being overprotective and insecure in a relationship

[1.14:57 - 1.17:18]Tips are given to avoid being led on, such as observing how the girl acts with other guys

[1.16:11 - 1.17:27]The importance of trust in a relationship is discussed

[1.16:40 - 1.18:01]The question is asked how to avoid being overprotective and insecure in a relationship

[1.18:02 - 1.19:28]The discussion turns to the topic of Reddit and the guest's love for the website

[1.19:28 - 1.20:36]The podcast ends with final thoughts and an invitation for the guest to return in the future.