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Saturday, May 17, 2025
Because to Rob, he was not "friends" with anyone in the group, it was a semi-professional endeavor and that didn't really mesh with how Guude and a lot of other people treated it
So Rob's way of approaching projects and collabs threw them, where he'd be super personable and friendly, and then 180 and cut people out when there was a minor professional disagreement
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Replying to galah1 #galah1 I loved buffalo wizards TTT, was it ever very popular and has it retained much discussion?
unfortunately, this Discord was deleted back in 2020-ish, so all that prior discussion was lost
and the reddits were mostly closed or purged
I think most people who were around for the Buffalo Wizards era really liked it, even if it was mismanaged and died when Urealms became hyper successful
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Replying to galah1 #galah1 I almost feel bad asking some of these questions because you guys have probably answered them so many times, what ever happened to that urealms game he was working on from way near the start
oh UQuest, yeah that died
Rob was going through the effort to refund money (which was a weird move imo) prior to imploding around the same time as URealmsLive S4 started
UQuest was pretty cursed though
Replying to galah1 #galah1 I almost feel bad asking some of these questions because you guys have probably answered them so many times, what ever happened to that urealms game he was working on from way near the start
Don't worry, we like these questions. It makes us happy people give a shit about the same internet micro celebrity.
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 I think most people who were around for the Buffalo Wizards era really liked it, even if it was mismanaged and died when Urealms became hyper successful (edited)
Was it hyper successful?
He lost Tom month 1 after the kickstarter, Krysta and him divorced (losing the lead artist he had) about a year into development, he stopped focusing on it much when his other projects started taking off, and when he eventually tried to put more effort into it with Nisovin helping him, he immediately had to bail for some irl stuff
Replying to galah1 #galah1 Was it hyper successful?
yes? he was making hundreds of thousands of dollars from it
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had he not left Twitch and killed his organic momentum, he would have been as big as Critical Roll became
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The tragic part of Rob's failure all comes down to timing, he was early to so many big trends and then fumbled by a few key decsions he'd make
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this happened over and over again, to the point where it's kinda just absurd
Rob *was* insanely talented and put in a lot of work on top of that
drugs have fried his brain now
Circumstantial
be more specific, are you asking for someone to post a video of him snorting lines
Guude saying he was on drugs lines up with what we already suspected long before guude ever came out with it
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Its kind of hard to sell you on it if you were not keeping tabs on Robs streams for the last 4-5 years where he looks really, REALLY bad
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There was also a lot of drama with his dealer
he used to stream with his coke dealer and his girlfriend a bit
but it gets weird to talk about, because of Megan
I forgot the point I was going to make and spent way to long to find this https://old.reddit.com/r/MindcrackDiscussion/comments/2ybey2/rob_answers_questions_about_mindcrack_and_sheds/cp8h8ir/
Megan confirmed a subset of what I think we knew, and because of everything that happened to her I tend to leave a lot of that out, other than to just say they had a messy breakup
he lost his dealer too, he took Megan's side in the breakup
Replying to polu #polutropos Yeah, it was Sean and Hivequeen
would have been funnier, but sadly not
Jill and the dealer (I forget his name) were together at some points
but it was part of that larger subplot
Replying to polu #polutropos I forgot the point I was going to make and spent way to long to find this https://old.reddit.com/r/MindcrackDiscussion/comments/2ybey2/rob_answers_questions_about_mindcrack_and_sheds/cp8h8ir/
God, I remember that
yeah I probably agree
peak early DvZ or arguably his early Twitch streams could be seen as more successful by some metrics
but he made the most money in that early Urealms live era
I mean, statistically most are probably still alive
average age of people back then, extrapolated to now and all
most people in this server are 22-26
with a few outliers on either end
Rob was one of the largest streamers on UStream, then moved to JustinTV, which became TwitchTV
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and was easily one of the top 25 streamers on Twitch every time he streamed, up until he jsut stopped altogether for seemingly no reason
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Replying to galah1 #galah1 I've always wondered, what ever happened to deadbones?
After Urealms ended, Deadbones went back to school and got a business degree
Deadbones imo never really enjoyed making videos or streaming on his own
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 After Urealms ended, Deadbones went back to school and got a business degree
when you make the Rawb documentary you should write exactly that but in the style of the ending of an 80's movie
will do Dane
I can picture it perfectly
I'll give it a Shawshank Redemption style narration too
The longest, most highly detailed one
with be Pause
drving that Costco forklift
every time I mention pause and his fucking forklift
I break out laughing
it is genuinely the funniest thing to come from the Rob extended univere to me
in years
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