xQc goes off on donator after they troll his RDR2 gameplay
Popular Twitch streamer Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel couldn’t hold back his fury after one donator set him off by criticizing his choices during a key decision in Red Dead Redemption 2.
Ever since he stepped away from professional Overwatch and focused solely on streaming, xQc has become one of the most popular streamers on Twitch – even getting himself into pole position as the most-watched channel for the end of 2019.
While fans may flock to watch for his interesting opinions and hilarious gameplay, it’s his signature rage that creates some of his best highlights. They can become even better, though, when his viewers try to make themselves a part of the broadcast and are on the receiving end of a trademark rant from the Canadian.
xQc swapped his Overwatch League spot for a full-time streaming career and it’s paid off pretty well.
Unsurprisingly, that was the case during his January 13 stream as xQc finally reached the conclusion of Red Dead Redemption 2. However, the streamer and his portions of his chat were at odds over the games ending, even though he’d just got through the ‘good’ side of things.
One viewer took the debate over the line as they donated to say that xQc was “low brained” and said he had “no values or virtues” and was “blind to value in life.” So, the streamer fired back.
“Oh, I played the game and I clicked on one of two options, therefore, I should be killed? In real life?” xQc yelled, before picking up his monitor and shaking it violently. “And, I have no values or virtues? This is why plays your f**king game of f**king stories. This is why we don’t play those here. F**k, man. So f**king stupid man. This chats zero IQ, I’m so f**king triggered.”
Even though Red Dead Redemption ticked over from its main story to the epilogue, xQc and his chat were still going at each other, as the streamer bit back at further claims about his morals.
At the end of the day, it’s another example of how his viewers do try their best to set xQc off for their own entertainment, even if they don’t believe what they’re actually saying.