> Utah Jazz coach Quin Snyder on Draymond Green:
> "I think If you want to put someone in the MVP conversation, he's someone to me... Maybe the numbers don't match up to some of the numbers that some other guys put up...He just does it his way."
Tweet with a little more context to how Quin Snyder came about saying this (via Kendra Andrews):
> When asked what makes Rudy Gobert and Steph Curry so important for their respective teams, Jazz coach Quin Snyder instead a goes on a small tangent on why Draymond Green should be in the MVP conversation.
> Says Green’s uniqueness has as big of an impact on GSW as anything else.
I'm pretty sure you would have won the "Best content recycling" category if there was one
First of all, get fucked lol.
But seriously tho...
Recently people have been saying that Quin should stop being a 'Reaction Andy' and get back to being a gamer, but what they don't understrand is that Quin has become something way more important quite some time ago. If you watch some of his super old content and compare it to his recent streams, I think it's very clear that Quin has not only matured, but moved in the only right direction. He has been trying to educate the very people who try to cancel him and I think it's very ironic that the people who want him gone are the ones who need him the most.
It's very concerning that we live in a time where people are happy to "mob up" and cancel every opinion they don't like to hear, even without trying to understand it first. When he had his "sexual assault shit take", you could literally see through the way they were writing their posts that once they read the LSF title (which was complete bs in it's own right, but that's another thing) they were instantly triggered and so deeply emotionally invested that they actually forgot to use their "sub 85 IQ" brains for a minute. Their emotions literally overwrote their logical thinking as they straight away turned all categories of sexual assault into rape and built a case around that instead of arguing what he actually said.
I'm not sure if that was the "shit take" that got him banned or the other one where he was talking about "hypothetically killing women". Maybe it's the sum of all fears, I don't know. What I do know is that what Quin was doing in the last couple of months is exactly what twitch, youtube and the rest of the scared and mollycoddled outrage community actually needs.
99% of twitch streams are literal trash. Not because the streamers suck, but because they are scared to say anything that's even slightly unpopular. The ones who actually speak their mind are the ones constantly in fear of being deleted. Don't get me wrong. There are clear boundaries and I'm not saying that everybody should be able to say anything, but we're heading in a direction where you can get trashed for saying something that people just "don't like to hear" and it's concerning.
All that's left is to hope that we can end the "outrage meta" and move forward to something more substantiell.
Quin, thank you for trying. I think that most of your community loves you for what you are trying to do, even if it feels futile sometimes. Not a simp, just th
... keep reading on reddit ➡I don't remember the last time I've laughed that much, I hope he keeps playing hitman
Tweet >Quin Snyder on the advice Dwyane Wade gives to Donovan Mitchell in-game:
>"I don't ask a lot of questions about what they're talking about. I trust that we're all on the same page and there's probably things that Dwyane's capable of giving him that I'm not."
Not to mention every other time he's interacted with other people, there were always small flare-ups.
i been watching quin since diablo days I enjoyed every time quin went live and I watched all of legion content and loved it all I have to say quin will not like ff14 he went into with negativity from the beginning and start fighting with chat about how casual the game is without playing for that reason and how long until quin gets to endgame I highly recommend to quin to stop playing ff it will bring him more headache.
love you chat
Instead of trying to "solve the problem" by not speaking his mind, I think Quin needs to consider why exactly he is so bothered by the responses to his comments.
The problem isn't that "Chat, Reddit, Twitter, or the FFXIV community MAKES Quin mad,"
I think the real problem is that "Quin is mad."
The difference is who is in control of his emotions.
Quin69 , you're a content creator that makes money off of the product you produce. We're entitled to offer critique, no different than when you shit on a TV show or movie or game you don't like. You spent the entire stream yesterday crying about being broke and having record low subs. There's a literal cause and effect of the content you're producing and your record low subs yet you'll blame anything but your relentless dedication to stalling. Once again you're blame-shifting.
By the way Quin when I say stalling I mean literally spending 1/3 of the stream not playing games.
What grinds/bosses will he have to go through next and is there anything that can KO him right off the bat now that he's in hardmode?
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Ok, now that he's gone, one of you should accept to be his Reddit mod and just delete everything posted. You can reduce the amount of stalling every stream by 30 minutes, sometimes even an hour, if there's nothing for him to stall on. You just open it up in his 10 minute intro, delete everything, and bam. Stalling avoided.
I have no idea how far quin is in the game and what is left. Can anyone give me a short list of objectives he needs to claim before he reaches moonlord? And maybe a non-meme estiamtion provided he doesn't die to some bug?
Terraria is the best content once you get passed the early game and It would honestly suck for it to be over if you get some unlucky deaths <3
I'm actually autistic and ever since you stopped playing terraria i've yet to find a stream/lets play ive enjoyed more across the whole of twitch, super enjoy it when you play and it means a lot to me! so thank you!
I am way to scared he is going to play tbc classic if he dies today monakS
Guys how did Quin go from a funny sperg who was actually pretty ok at games to an MLM facebook mom that takes 100 different supplements. He says he's doing it to min max his health but every other day he talks about feeling like shit. Maybe one day he'll stop pretending. Sadge
If Quin clicked this post he's a fat hobbit loser LOL.
Castres should have won a penalty turn over before a try decision was a possibility. Furthermore, the on field decision was no try, there was no angle that showed it as absolutely grounded, how was it given?
> Joe Ingles flat-out laughed about the comments made by Minnesota’s Anthony Edwards, specifically, how Gobert didn’t scare him or anyone else, and that he wasn’t even as good a rim protector as the Mavericks’ Kristaps Porzingis. > > “I mean, I don’t understand. For Edwards to say that Porzingis is more intimidating than Rudy is hilarious. They obviously don’t watch enough basketball,” said Ingles. “Maybe Porzingis blocked him one time or something. I don’t know. … It’s bizarre to me.” >
> The Frenchman said the Wolves’ comments did not provide him any extra motivation against the Sixers. He knows how he’s perceived, and is more focused on simply winning. > > “It’s not the first time people have taken shots at me for no reason. I come in every single night to help my team win, and be the best Rudy I can be. I never take shots at anyone. I just focus on myself. I think it’s just, when you’re the best in the world at something, people become insecure and try to discredit what you do in some kind of way,” Gobert said. “… It’s more funny than anything. It’s just funny. But it’s part of it. People are gonna try to discredit what I do, what we do as a team. It’s been the same my whole career. I’m just gonna keep winning awards, winning trophies, and hopefully help my team win something bigger than that.” > > Gobert added that the goal is not to shut down one individual opponent, but to beat the opposing team. > > “I tell Quin I’m cool with guarding anyone. I trust the gameplan. When you win by 30 points, the gameplan is pretty good,” he said with a laugh. “… What people need to understand is we’re not playing a pickup game in the park. It’s not a 1-on-1 game. When I’m out there, I’m not guarding one guy, I’m guarding the whole team. It’s hard to understand for some guys; they get used to just being able to impact one guy at a time. I’m trying to guard a whole team.”
