the shear amount of POVs shown here is insane. major props to the collection team and the editors for putting them all together in a coherent order. and the translators!! translating is so hard. i appreciate it.
the content created - the funny moments, intense pvp, interaction and more definitely made this event not a failure in terms of uniting different communities it was a bummer that the interaction couldn't have ended on a more positive note, but the event itself was awesome, and i hope the first of many
this is just sad knowing that there is still a large amount of players on their side who wanted to continue playing and have fun, and 3 or 4 people ruined it.
Shroud trying to be a good guy and reviving Alexby and then being attacked by someone else on the Spanish team summarizes up this entire event so fucking well lmao
@@juanmabarrios2783I'd normally agree since it's Rust but I don't think Shroud would do that. I've followed his career since his early CSGO pro days. He was always a class act and respectful
Toast literally seeing them break the rules being like "Eh baby thats rust we can still come back." meanwhile the spanish team is complaining about every small thing that isnt going their way. the heli crashed and one dude was about to curse out the spanish side for not jumping out "WHY DIDNT YOU GUYS JUMP?!?!?"
they were so busy lighting each other up, of course they only had spite for their enemies left. Like that one dude who guns down his fucking team mate in a fit of actual anger. So fucking pathetic, no wonder things didnt go their way. At the start I could genuinely empathize and blamed the admins for bad communication, but they really couldnt stop. Was actually painful to watch dude.
I still wonder why xqc is so popular when almost everyone thinks he's a toxic crybaby and almost anytime I have seen him interact with others it ended in that never happening again
@@dramaexterminatus Firstly, most of xqc's viewer, if you look at his chat at any point in time, are twich ass twitch veiwers completely disconnected from society, at least on their off time. Secondly, nobody thinks he's a toxic crybaby except the twitter randos crying about his popoularity. Maybe he takes kids games too seriously, or you find him annoying, but that's the worst anyone can say about him.
@@DoggyP00 I mean, taking games too serious is absolutely toxic in many circumstances. Because well, they're games. It's fine if you take em serious, but whenever I see him interact with other people he just utterly ruins the mood because he doesn't know when not to do so. Also I just see him disrespect others a lot in very... dislikeable ways. I'm not gonna hound em for it, but he still doesn't seem like a good guy. Doesn't need to be, mind you. But he's a douche. And I don't even use twitter.
for real though, immediately after the first incident I would have made a rule that states if you leave your building twig then it can be raided; it would have resolved the issue entirely EDIT: same thing goes for the shirts too, since it turns out the shirt is what is replaced for the dogtag, they should've made the dogtags a non-tangible stat that resets to 0 if you die. granted you wouldnt be able to give your teammates your dogtags to depot but it would have fixed more issues than it would have created.
I dont get how its a diss; they were playing trying to use the rules to their advantage, if anything theyre being clever by taking it to such extremes and ofcourse theyre gonna be mad when the rule they relied on wasn't enforced
@@boomperson818 Idk if you have ever played rust, twig is just a blueprint really until you upgrade it, they are seasoned rust players an did this just to complain when it got shot, they were using Twig peaks to shoot at the americans but the americans couldnt shoot back becuase they were hitting some of the twig walls instead of the spanish players heads, its just scummy.
@@NaturallyGreasy I dont blame the spanish, i just saw it as an easy exploitable way to have a full scale base using minimal materials. I think its on the admin's fault either by allowing this to happen (by creating the rule) leading to so much conflict, or bad organization due to the code not working properly.
literally so sad when toast said "the admins cant punish the spanish team because they will threaten to leave before the event is over and twitch and the sponsors wont get their moneys worth and all the effort of the team and creators will be wasted. so the admins have to appeal to the spanish team."
Written Conclusion of First Day :3 ES team fights NA team outside of NA base which didn’t really exist yet [Legal]. However, the ES team spawn camped [Legal] and placed beds on NA island to keep respawning on the enemy island [Illegal at the time]. During fights, a few ES streamers used F1 killing, which is going into the console to self kill so the enemy team won’t get dog tags (think /kill for you minecrafters) [Illegal for the entire tournament although it was hard to enforce but it started with the ES team]. Loot was not returned back to NA team as no one on the NA side cried to admins but took it as your typical Rust experience. NA team then fights back, making their way to the ES island to fight, in vengeance per say. Unexpectedly, the ES base was made out of twig which would easily break. Outside of CoconutB purposely shooting a door [Illegal], most, if not all, the broken twigs were essentially hit by crossfire unintentionally. NA streamers made their way into the ES base from the roof and sides and took some loot, but upon a ton of complaints, most of the loot taken [LEGALLY] (remember as it just happened to the NA team) was then given back to the ES team. ES team gets kinda upset as the whole accidentally breaking twig structures was spurred into something much more than that. Especially by that one female ES streamer who literally just fed misinformation to the ES team the entire tournament to unnecessarily fuel the fire. Due to complaints, the rules are updated to enforce no breaking structures and no going beyond two doors deep into main bases for both sides. TO FAVOR THE ES TEAM BTW! After these rules are updated, an Oil Rig event occurs. The ES team establish early dominance at the OR. NA streamers decided to give up on the event and instead raid the ES base while following the rules as most of the better ES players were at the OR. Since the ES base wasn’t repaired and there was technically no two door layers, the NA streamers yet again entered the ES base from open side doors and ladders from the roof [Legal]. Loot was taken again but what a surprise, the ES team complains thinking that new rules were established to prevent raids, but in reality, the ES team just didn’t repair their base and instead went to prepare for OR. Since this raid was done perfectly legally, the loot taken was allowed to be kept. Coincidentally, due to a bug that benefited the ES team earlier, the NA team got 50 dog tags to balance it out. To the ES team, it looked like the NA team broke the rules again and got rewarded for it by the admins, which the ES team couldn’t stop bitching about later. ES team quits. New rules are placed. No going into the 15 x 15 base anymore and structures are coded to be indestructible. NEW RULES ARE IMPLEMENTED AGAIN ON BEHEST OF THE ES TEAM. CoconutB then makes a heist, without going into the actual base, but by going on top of the base and stole the scrap heli, which originally was stolen by the ES team from the NA team. This was a controversial technicality as CoconutB didn’t go into any doors to steal the heli. Again, of course, the ES team complained. No new rules were implemented due to controversy. New Oil Rig event spawns. NA team establish early dominance with the stolen scrap heli and held the OR. In response to losing OR, the ES team starts to accuse the NA team of using Pythons, which are tier 2 guns. However, no clip from any of the NA vods shows that this is true. Upon asking for a clip of NA team members using Pythons, the ES team couldn’t produce any. In fact, this rumor was brought up by none other than the female streamer who “heard it from chat.” When the NA team loses, they strategize and try new plans to attack the vulnerable ES base. When the ES team loses, they make up false accusations and complain to admins. ES team start making Pythons to use, saying “Oh you guys can cheat and make them so we’ll make them too. Don’t worry, it’s no big deal.” As if they were taking the moral high ground. Typical false flagging. Stupefied, NA team makes them in response. Weapons rules are updated to allow Python revolvers. Not to favor the NA team, but because everyone started making them. However, some ES streamers might have truly believed that the rules were made to favor NA. The reality is, it wasn’t. With these new guns, the NA team raids the ES team again, legally, as no new rules were made from CoconutB’s solo heist. The NA team went in from the roof without breaking structures and looted items again. At this point, the ES team is fuming and complains yet again. Admins then make new rules, AGAIN. TO BENEFIT THE ES TEAM. No entering the main bases AT ALL to loot or kill. NA team goes into nighttime and goes to sleep. During this time, the ES team explicitly break the rules that were literally just built a few hours prior to help the ES team and go deep into the the NA base, kill afk players, and looted items. Clearly illegal. NA then complains, and admins take action again. In response to the rule breaking, the loot taken illegally was returned to the NA team while the scrap helicopter taken legally was returned to the ES team. Insane gameplay. And this was just day one, before breaking twitch terms of service even happened.
it's actually crazy how they depict themselves as saints who've done no wrong and have broken no rules ON TOP of whining about how NA is constantly insulting them and having no respect. All while the same can be said for the ES team, only with an extra sprinkle of hate speech (r word) from one of their players.
Perfect summary, thank you for taking the time to outline exactly how all the rule changes happened and who violated what rules. I'm in disbelief at the scheming and the victim mentality of the ES players.
At the end I honestly felt bad for the streamers who were farming for HOURS, but overall this rust twitch rivals was one of the best I’ve ever watched. CONTENT GOLD 😂😂 Toast always delivers
@@olympusmental toast has a good VOD because he gives some insight on some problem, also he play from the beginning and he stream like 18 hours at a time, but if you want an action POV watch Hjune VOD
I am an Spanish speaker and i watch them sometimes and i can’t believe they quit on an event like this. They were soo afraid and worry of loosing that they forgot the meaning of this which was having fun and getting two communities together. I was so sad it ended like this.
Hopefully when another event like this happens they can find better spanish streamers/creators to better redeem them, cuz the last thing I'd want from this is for people to believe that all of spain's creators are like some of the people in this event
It was just a few toxic streamers from spanish team who were very vocal and big egos. 1:00:14 the guy complaining he would quit but another guy said "tomorrow we get some too", that other guy should be invited back.
@@jerstah in the spanish alphabet we have one more letter that is the ñ it is pronouced differently than the n and its not the same, so they are making fun that you dont have that letter in your alphabet.
@@tomashuepe5212 the one that typed "n word?" in chat knew what he was insinuating though. If he didn't do that no one would've tried to connect the two. But since he did some began to think that all the N spam was related to what he said.
And a few minutes later he said "We are Americans, we love Oil". If he does name himself as part of America since he is in an American Team, why can the Opponents not? That was a really bad answer from Toast I think since it didn't actually address any of the Points the dude writing it was criticising about the American Team.
@@HugoJSG OK. So complain to the admins that their base was destructible, not that the enemy team broke it. Pick the right fights with the right people if you're going to try to abuse a mechanic you think is there.
First gun is 6:37 from IsVolcano at 7:12 the same player has a revolver in his inventory, and a minute later, toast gets killed by a shotgun. They even say "The playstyle of the spanish team is a little how do we say it without bad words, dirty."
Tell me you dont know anything about rust without telling me you dont know anything about rust. Double barrel shoutgun is t1. Python pistol is t2 check it for yourself in rustwiki, and volcano has a eoka in his inventory, not event t1 because you dont need workbench to craft it KEK you guys are ridiculous
It always happens with Spanish ... Trust me i played a Chinese game for almost 18 years we had all kinds of people like Egypts Fili and Brazil/Spanish people. Majority of drama came from the Spanish/Brazil people who cry and bitch that they are better than everyone yet they lost 99% of the pvp games and lost on all pve maps.
Forgetting about the drama. Thank god for the farmers. Despite having a chance to join and just grab kits and play, they invested their HOURS just so the rest of their team had a base to come back to. Props to them!
I remember playing Ark years and years ago. I was a heavy duty grinder. Take my Quetz and Anky out solo to gather metal multiple times a day to slowly build up an Alpha sized base for my tribe of 6 people all which I knew IRL. Many sleepless nights staying up raising babys they'd pop or bullet grinding runs. It also often meant I was the one online defending against whole ass raids. I was fine doing the work until they started grinding bullets to trade for other stuff. They never made a fraction I did total and not once did I store anything away to be traded. Yet I was the last to get a dragon, rock golem, etc; I was the first to get a Phoenix but that was for entirely different reasons. The farmers are as underrated as supports in a moba. Treat your farmers properly. Give them gifts and tell them they've been a good boy.
The kind of guy I always wish to be whenever I play in pubs. But too often they just want me as neighbors to trade with. :-/ Maybe someday I'll be able to help.
I mean if you are hiding behind twig while people are shooting at you, how can you expect them not to break it? Isn't it their fault at that point for not upgrading?
@@Bancheis The biggest meme of it is that while this was happening Alexby is staring at a chest with 30k stone. There was literally no reason to leave it as twig unless they were trying to abuse a loophole in the rules.
@@EokaBeamer69 Best fun I every had was spending 10hrs camping a base till they logged off, and another 10hrs using a mountain of pickaxes to get in, and then getting killed cause they logged back in the next day while we where tossin all their shit on the ground, lololol.
i feel so bad for everybody that was involved with this, this was such a good fucking idea and to see it scrapped before the climax was such a bummer. hope this does not scare twitch off doing more stuff like this in the future
One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no RUclipsr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear da
I hope the same but unfortunately it probably will scare them off, Twitch had to invest a massive amount of money into this (I believe it was in the hundreds of thousands) and it is extremely hard to justify doing that when the event had to be ended before the big finale
Toast is such a good guy, he made this event for both sides to have fun and he dealt with all the bs that happened and still kept his cool and acted reasonably.
Even though you see it hurt alot when they left which he didnt deserve, all they had to do was play a fucking game and earn money, like how entitled could they have been and disrespectful
@@juansnow5897 but didn't they use them before hand? And didn't toast team break the rules first? They called it, then ofc got mad cause supposedly was used again. That second part I don't know if it was true. Didn't watch it that far. Can anyone honestly tell me the truth if they did?
@@MrBlainev the Spanish did use shotguns first. One of the earliest clips from the event is from a Spanish streamer using a shotgun to kill the NA streamers while they were trying to build a FOB
After watching this fully, I don't understand how Spain can quit while being down 2k tags. Day 2 Toast woke up to being down by 1400 tags and they had to give up heli... They stayed and played. Spain is honestly pretty cracked, watching them fight for a big crate event and winning it was crazy. NA said "oh well, we'll get the next one" and they did what they could to get their lead. With how good the Spanish team played I'm sure day 3 would have been even better content, but we'll never know since they quit... Much respect to NA for dealing with getting rolled by shotguns within the first few hours. I honestly loved seeing when Buddha and AnthonyZ were crafting bows like chickens with their heads cut off during that time LOL. It's still funny to see NA get rolled by shotguns, grab those guns off of their bodies, roll them so hard that Spain forgot that they were the ones that gave them the shotguns hehe. I'm also glad X pointed out that he's staying out of respect for the people that made the event. The admins and everyone involved deserved that much. On a side note: Toast, I'm loving the hosted Valorant games you have done recently. Truly a genius, great idea for content, no one has made such good content like that recently
@@vanarelgrande that would be good if a lot did not delete vods. How can they bitch about injustice and delete vods. Bottom line Spain quit a very winnable fight.
@@magnumbrahms5339 I did a quick search and still there is videos on RUclips, clips of the things I'm telling and Spanish creators that actually make video of this situation, and second thing, is not about the if was winnable or not, I was about that there was ADMIN actions and behaviors that Spanish team had been fooled once, the second time is just a disrespect to the Spanish side, if a game hosted by twitch is unfair and had all this problems, and all beneficial to NA, and also i'm not telling that the spanish side did all good, they actually had a bad behaviors, racist coms, a lot more than NA, and for that there is no excuse.
The problem is that the rules weren't enforced with code on the server. Banned weapons shouldn't exist and walls that aren't allowed to break shouldn't be able to.
Well apparently every walls arent breakable except for twigs cuz the admin didnt expect to have bases made out of twigs. Its not a building material some people says
@@oscarrickyh02 Shitty coders then. Or it was a rushed job. It is literally a coders job to think of the edge cases, those are often the most important.
they allowed twig walls to be broken because the opponents usually use twig in rust to build on your opponents base in order to get in similar to ladders. All the guns that were banned could not be used, pythons were just always allowed, guns like the AR, sniper rifles etc. could physically not be used but they could find them in crates etc.
Yeah I was going to say so too, especially with a game like rust you pretty much have to say if the server code allows it, then it's allowed. With the twig walls, sure if twig walls are often used when attacking someone they should be able to be destroyed, but then that should be communicated - same with the pythons, if they're allowed by code, then tell people that... It seems to me like they didn't have a place where the rules were written so they could be referred to, I think that would have helped, at least so once they change the rules it can be more "official".
more like both teams: accidently breaks the rules both teams: unable to communicate with each other so they both assume the other had malicious intent both teams: start breaking the rules even more in retaliation which creates a harmful cycle.
@@wadewats2278NA did something that was "against the rules" before it was a rule, therefore breaking a rule that didn't exist yet, therefore not breaking rules
@@leniluan5131 no? You can go watch some vods both teams definitely broke many rules because of lack of communication. Blindly siding with the area you live in isn’t always the best strategy (this isn’t a sports game lol). It’s important to try and view things from an outside perspective if you want to get the full picture.
So... I'm part of the hispanic community, but I've been following you for a while. I'm really sorry for what happened, there are some crazy people everywhere I guess. Thank you for this kind of event anyway, I honestly hope you don't get discouraged because of it and just keep doing amazing stuff anyway!
true gamers know it doesnt matter who you are or where youre from. the time you put in and the mentality you bring to the game is what matters. you dont have to appaulogize for your background. as you said, there are crazy people everywhere. if youve played online as long as i have and have an open mind and heart, then you learn to just judge character, not voice or face. gaming like music is a universal language. you dont have to speak the same language or be from the same background to play chess together. you damn sure dont need those things to be that 12yo on MW2 fucking my mom.
same here, it is sad that everything ended like that. in my opinion the Hispanic team could have done 1 of 2 things, stop the game, clarify the rules to everyone and continue playing, or just play by the rules and if the other team makes a mistake, report it and make the correction, but to literally make a tantrum and leave a big event they were INVATED to... man, the dishonesty is ... es lamentable, ciertamente es lamentable que el temperamento fuera tan bajo, eso dejo ver muy mal a la Comunidad española. GG EN.
Hey bro you don’t represent the whole Hispanic community you shouldn’t be the one apologizing just because there are some bad apples doesn’t mean the whole community is at fault. All love bro 💞
I disagree, both of them were wrong in some ways but the guy who purposely broke the door in the beginning is the one who caused the main trouble. Rules weren't good and specific enough. When you play fairly and lose anything unfairly(especially at the beginning of the game) it would be frustrating for them.
@@flitz930 I woundnt of been a problem if the whole base wasnt made of wood and as toast and everyone said they have broken there shit but none said anything about it it’s something that just simply happens even if trying to avoid it obviously with that many people you can’t expect everything to go smoothly anyway they should of tried dealing with the situation like actual adults instead of children in my opinion
@@flitz930 The problem is they quit on the second day because they are losing. Their wasn't even any violation that happened, they were just thrashed in every encounter and losing in a fair and square. Their was no rule that everyone need to log out or in on this specific time.
@@flitz930 and they leave not seeing through the event even though they could just discuss the problems. Instead of farming materials they cried in Twitter and spent the whole time taking calls to the admin
@@spoonman2463 because he's actually a chill dude IRL (He even eloquates perfectly in text form) his streaming self is legit just his normal personality but times 20 Same thing with Tyler1 , He's a chill dude IRL , just because He looks like a meathead and acts like one during streams doesnt mean he's one IRL
@@amagimofumofu6549 im not sure that's it. XQC has a history of being at the center of drama in the streaming world, particularly with Rust. Regardless of whether he's doing that because of his streaming personality or whether he really is just dramatic, it is fair to assume he would have been a part of the drama, so it's definitely more surprising that he wasn't than if he had been.
It’s so funny rewatching it and seeing the Spanish team have a whole base out of twig. For a rust player it’s impossible not to shoot the twig. Either an extreme oversight on their path or just an extreme use of the rules that shouldn’t even be made
Yer I'm sure they were saying you cannot shoot twig right? So like trying to be like well they cannot break it so why upgrade it? Idk the whole thing seems kind off. I think more clear rules needed to be in play or something. It was fun til it wasn't
@@fluff0000zzthe point of the no breaking twig rule was so that the teams could actually have a chance to build a base without it being toppled. The Spanish team blatantly abused this rule to cause the American team to "break" the rules.
I'm spanish (from Spain) and i found what they did pretty embarrasing, for shit like this I mostly watch english speaking content creators. I hope you guys don't take this as an example of the whole spanish community, even the fans of these people were turning on them for the childlike behaviour they displayed and the racism and disrespect some of them showed. Is sad to think that there's not going to be any event similar to this one in a long time, i really enjoyed watching NA POV you all seemed to have fun, and I think spanish POV could be also fun if they didn't decide to go on a tantrum. Anyways ggs
unfortunately the spanish community really does set a strong stereotype in all games I encounter them in :/ I try to look past that and at least give them a chance to prove otherwise :D
I'm from LATAM, Venezuela. Man it got me so mad how they literally try harded and then cry about na try Harding like wtf get good. Then stole all na stuff and crying cause still getting killed and saying they have things they don't again broooo. I too only watch English speakers content creators cause man spanish got a massive ego. Of course these English speakers creators also have ego but they counter it with their humor.
The funniest thing is that toast tried running this competition in Rust and didn't plan for it to end like this. I think this was the quintessential rust experience.
Yeah, honestly, that part surprises me too. I'm kinda shocked that Toast didn't see this coming. Rust is literally known for toxicity. You need to be the kind of person who thrives on it, like Mendo. Mendo seemed to be having a genuinely good time because he enjoys the shit-talking. I really enjoyed watching him during the event. Hosting a Rust tournament and expecting it to be like a church picnic strikes me as just having a wrong set of expectations.
@@StochasticUniverse Considering how that other rust server for streamers went and how they actually went ahead with this event i would lean on the side that they expect and want the drama to happen (anything for views, and aint nothing more juicy for dopamine addicted brains than some good ol drama).
@@StochasticUniverse Yeah I thought Mendo was a bit of a douche at first but it just looks like he waits for people to be toxic first before he does toxic shit. A great example is 1:04:00 This shit was fucking hilarious, haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
"They're using shotguns, we can't use those right?" Did I not see them push on a scrap heli with shotguns?? LOL. This content was still so good, NA with the comeback. I'm glad some people from all sides just wanted to stay and have a good time though. Those are the real MVP's
@@skyeeeee. sorry, no one on the NA team wanted to quit. I probably worded it poorly 😅 They were fed up with all the complaining... but NA rode the whole event out no matter what.
@@daimereanthony657 even funnier the Spanish team started saying "shotgunS are allowed?" when they kept dying to them when their the reasons why na team even HAD shotguns 🤣
21:56 Spanish team uses homemade shells. Fine 37:39 NA team uses them. Hell no! 7:36 Spanish team uses shotgun. Muy bien. 18:50 NA team used shotguns. ¡Esto es injusto!
The Spanish would not stop crying anytime they started losing..there such hypocrites...anytime something wasn't there way they would complain to admin for a new rule then when they were tired and didn't want to play they wanted everyone else to log off because they were gonna lose the lead if they slept clowns man
The guy who told everyone to leave is the biggest degen ever. The goal for the tournament is to have fun, not actually winning money or some sorts banter. It hurts to see how disrespectful the spaninsh team, when there is a whole team work for days to organize for this event and toast had to spend 100k and more time to arrange it. It is easy for them to quit because they just play games for a living.
Honestly the thing that pains me the most is the most likely few from the spanish team that probably just wanted to play , but because everyone left they had to because what else are they suppose to do ? do a 5V40 ? impossible ... and because of that the honest player (well the most honest anyway) now has a bad reputation because of a bad leader that honestly just chose the fate of the whole team for potential futur events .... Shame ....
@@dreadedkitty980 dont get me wrong. Spanish conunity is big and isnt scummy. In fact this video is really biased. I followed the event in his day and to be honest they were things that the spaniards were totally right in my opinion.
they crashed into the rocks not the base .. the problem is . is that with laws and rules if rule breaks go by then everyone will start breaking them and they wont matter anymore so u have to snip rule break in the bud for example u get a ticket for speeding ...if the cops was like oh thats petty .. everyone would speed and the law wouldnt matter
Not every contestant is supposed to win. The Spanish team tried to play politics. They felt they were being treated unfairly. They put themselves in unfavorable positions, then played victim. English team looked at the rules, said we can follow these rules, and played the game. They dished out what they received. You take 10 of ours, we take 50 of yours. There was a whole arc about getting a scrap helicopter because the prior one crashed into their base. Story telling. That was the whole point of the Event. Amazing mini arcs like this. Win or lose. It was about having fun. TL;DR Spanish team came with a plan to win money English team came with a plan to create content
NA is just chilling while SA going tryhard because they saw big money on the line. NA didn't care if they lose, they only played for fun, i mean Spoonkid pushed a boat inside their base. While SA crying about "they stole stuff from us" "they destroyed our twig" "they stole our scrap heli" "everyone just quit because we didnt like this start and we feel cheated" like its a big deal but when Spanish did it to NA, "Aw fuck they stole from us, we need to close down doors and have someone to patrol"
@@Dottol- i did, and? it just showed that on the spanish team there were two main toxic actors on the spanish team, and it tarnished the entire national team. some called them out, but very lightly and ultimately they all answered to that toxic spanish dude. the entire spanish still all complained and they all cried victim. what perspective do we need?
xQc's final speech hit hard, and he was right about all of it. The Spanish team claimed they got no respect, when they themselves were shitting on the sponsors, Toast, and all the mods who organized the entire event, purely from their own pettiness. just sad, man. This was super interesting to watch and made for a great video, which means it wasn't a failure in that way! Thanks Toast!
@@francorodriguez3499 what? I'm not talking about the scream, I'm talking about his final rant about the Spanish team being sore losers who don't know how to just have fun, and respect the tournament
@@finnsnow2495 yeah the point is it's kind of a toxic game, that's the fun and drama of it. The difference is, the English team reacted like "damn...well, that's Rust for ya, let's retaliate". While the Spanish team reacted with curses, xenophobic comments, and rage-quitting.
I watched this event in Tarik's pov, man was just clapping and playing instruments with Nadeshot like they're the village idiots, killing each other, acting like a bouncer opening doors for everyone 😭 Never really witness the wars and knew the whole drama and issue til now LMFAOO
Similar experience, except I was on the farmers and base mom (Natsumiii) POVs. I heard pieces of the drama, but a majority of the fights, I missed bc i was watching Tricia farm LMFAO
Kind of sad looking at how excited toast was when he was watching the squads of people fight eachother near the beginning. Great event up until the drama I hope this gets done again
Team NA was just having fun the entire time it seems like took everything in stride while they were getting absolutely destroyed. I loved when they stole the scrap chopper the levels of hype for pulling off that heist was off the charts bahahahaha. Good content Toast hope the next iteration works out even better.
This event was incredibly fun to participate in, it's unfortunate that not everyone had the same perspective. Thanks for the good times nonetheless, many laughs & good times were shared.
What you meant to say: This event was incredibly fun to participate in, it's unfortunate that SPAIN IS FULL OF BABY BACK BITCHES! Thanks for the good times nonetheless, many laughs & good times were shared.
@@FeaRCappy Ummmm I don't think they were from Spain. Either way more countries then Spain speak Spanish. I thought most were from South America in this vid?
The editor deserves a raise. I didn't skip the video or fast forward even once. This video is hilarious. At the end of the day it's about having fun and having good time.
Ah, the true Rust experience. Lots of cheesy plays, couple moments of brilliant gameplay, and a spiral of toxicity and rage quits at the end while people cry to the admin about cheaters.
@@danielgalis6213 and I think it is pretty funny that the Spanish streamer leader (the capitan, forgot his name) complains about they stealing the heli after they stole the heli at the start and about NA raiding when they use cover in their base w the weakest material possible.
@@AskTheMasked 1. the spanish speakers weren’t complaining they were saying “no way bro how’d they get it” i was watching the stream and they were shaming themselves for letting them slip under their noses.
The funniest part of this is that the Spanish team quit thinking they were going to deny the NA team any good content... Just one more oof to add to their stack.
What do you expect. They are streamers who are not used to loosing. They are only used to winning. Except of coarse when they have to go up against English dudes then they get their ass handed to them. Man i'll explain it like this in America their are kids that actually grow up gaming 10 hrs a day and turn into streamers. That won't fly in other countries. That's why the spanish never had a chance. No matter what rules there were the Spansih would have lost.
@@ScaryClown338 For real. NA had quite a few players with thousands and thousands of hours that carried hard as fuck. The Spanish team had some players that were experienced in rust but nowhere near the level of the NA team and nowhere near the quantity. Even Alexby said their team was less experienced... and winning in rust usually comes down to who has more hours.
ESP had good players, but those good players never learned fair-play. The NA team had a lot of good players that knew how to make something enjoyable out of a salty Spaniard nest
IDK if all the accusations of grooming, etc are true , but I don't like watching that petulant child play anything anyway - his performance during the first OTV Rust server was atrocious enough to put me off ever watching him, and I'm surprised that they allowed him to continue on the server, let alone inviting him back for anything, and I'm surprised and disappointed that Blooprint, as the team leader, not only put up with someone acting like that, but still acts like he's a decent guy to hang out with..
the Spanish dude literally recorded himself walking into their main base and stealing stuff lol, the Spaniards did NOT have a good attitude, as toast put it "wow okay this is rust lol"
@@nonyabidness6492 Almost everything that Spanish players claimed to be "done wrong by NA side", Spain did first (which caused more confusion about the rules in the first place) and then complained about it when it was done to them. Some actions were even approved by admins in the first place before they actually happened in the game, but Spanish side didn't ask any questions and assumed that NA "broke the rules and of course got away with it". There were two main problems - management from admin side and communication, the latter being a reason of the inappropriate attitude of Spanish players, I assume. There were sooo many situations that could be prevented just by sorting out and setting the rules in the first place... And when that doesn't work, that's where the communication on both sides should take place, but that didn't happen either even with the admin meeting (I believe that we saw only a part of it, but either way it didn't explain or resolve anything). I'm really sad about the whole situation, it could've been an awesome experience for both sides. Either way, I'm sure that there were a lot of moments when they had fun. :-)
I am a Spanish speaker and it’s interesting because they did a similar event two times (also playing in Rust), in 2021 and at the beginning of 2022, called EGOLAND 1 and EGOLAND 2, but it was between the LATAM & Spain community. I watched the first event but it was a disaster, the second went fairly well but it also ended badly. In both events Alexby was part of the Organization, so he was in the same position as Toast... The thing is that both events went bad because he couldn’t control the streamers and was himself part of the drama. Alexby is easy to trigger, so some streamers try to do whatever they want to be the best, that they ignore the rules and ofc Alexby is going to get mad, but he doesn’t know how to stop them. So it would have been better to choose another person to be the captain, I don’t have anything against him it’s just that he is not the right person to lead this thing, especially after the failure of EGOLAND 1 & 2.
Hubo MUCHISIMO drama en egoland y sobre todo en el primero.. pero se nota que ni entendiste el porque del drama con tan solo decir que era latam vs spain.. de eso no era egoland. Ñ
yeah it seemed like some of the most vocal people in the Spanish team were shit at leading, but other than the like 4 or 5 bad leaders the rest seemed fine, and if anything, fairly chill and friendly.
Those two events don't compare to Rivals. Rivals was competitive one team vs another, Egoland was way more relaxed, friend grouping up and playing usual rust (mixed with roleplay) just the spanish version of OTV server. Which not even OTV's had smooth sailing btw. So, no real point in that comparison neither about any server's success or failure. But I do agree on the fact that Alexby didn't qualify as a leader. And those who left the event were very unprofessional too. + I find it sad that people talked shit about Carola, and saying how he shouldn't be invited or face consequences from Twitch just for complaining out of frustration (around 1:00:30 I believe). Tags right then were 6k vs 5k, and he was still having fun and making moments in the outpost when tags were 25k vs 5k.
It's fascinating to watch so many large Spanish streamers get duped by misinformation provided to them via out-of-context clips and flat-out lies from the idiots in their chats. 90% of their grievances were complete bullshit and the 10% that were actually valid were entirely inconsequential.
Also, just gossip in general is much more mainstream and the veracity of the information is secondary to the sensationalism and fanfare that results from the dialog.
@@JG_Wentworth That was a horrid explanation, is more or less like its a multi cultuiral thing. Where the two cultures clash and the language barrier made a few things harder to get across therefor causing alot of misunderstandings. Not really that amazing, its pretty basic. We really didnt get to see the NA team get on the shitty end of the stick for long, so theres really no telling how they would react given the same situation. NA players are notorious for bitching about winning situations... let alone losing ones. No matter what you do, you are dealing with 2 different cultures and both will claim favoritism for any negatives.
rewatching this and honestly my favorite part is at the beginning when they said something along the lines of “the way the hispanic team plays is a bit - dirty ? - they don’t care” then proceed to complain the entire event to the point they quit before it ends
49:48 How Toast was talking about the heli then it cuts to the NA team crashing into it was a great transition. I liked watching the fireworks near the end of this vid too.
I think the admins could have handled better if all the rules were clear beforehand, it was both sides fault as they just tried to find few cheats to do what isnt allowed as per rules
@@psr2218 finding what the game allows is kinda natural for games tho right? If the admin were supposed to actually make these rules enforced by the code, it falls mostly on them to build the rules into the session. Lots of people from several different countries are very likely to misunderstand/miscommunicate small details if all they have to go by is verbal agreement. They probably should have left it to a free for all when they found out that the rules hadn't been coded in. Bad planning and poor communication was the issue, I don't even blame any of the competitors.
@@psr2218 the problem was that the admins allowed them to add rules which was no walkie walkie on 15 by 15! the rules were simple, anything goes except breaking the main base and primitive weapons only it has been said many times by the twitch rivals stream yet apparently no one watches it, but lookie here the spanish breaking the rules just a few minutes into the live I saw it happen from the NA streamer's perspective you wouldn't be able to find the spanish streamer's perspective because behold they deleted the vods, now why would they delete the vods unless they have something to hide like BREAKING THE RULES DAY 1 All the NA streamers did was retaliate because the admins didn't stop the spanish streamers what were they doing? Probably busy on broadcast or sum because who knew there will be rule breaking Day 1 already they are meant to commentate not babysit but eh they are gamers what do you expect? I watch Toast only for a reason man from the perspective of someone who has a single piece of braincell it was very VERY funny really
are you so close minded to think that shouldn't be taken unironically? where as the "viewer" meant theirs intently to insult not to mention, illiberal.
@@FranciscoMartinez-vq6zh thinking you were mad would be an understatement, pointing out hypocrisy and not taking it ironically was what I thought was going on. my fault for being presumptuous.
I only saw an issue on one side...The crybullies that played dirty then rage quit the second it was flipped. Admins coddled the crybullies and even forced NA team to give back the scrappy they stole back. They got so butthurt being outplayed with their own oopsie misinterpretations of the rules they rage quit then attacked the US like cl0wns 🤣😂
@@ftniceberg874 you're extremely biased, thats why you only see issues in one side. Both sides are in the wrong, at the end its the admins fault for having such a big event with no custom plugins or coding... which is really easy to do in rust servers btw...
@@vinhix i agree that both teams did dumb shit. But quitting the event before it end's? Like cmon how much of a sore looser can you be even 10year olds know that thats against the spirit of ANY game ever. And also typing stuff like the r-word in the chat and the tweets from their leader????? Like you cant seriously say both sides did the same wrong here its like they acted ironically like a 7year old atleast i hope it was ironically.
First Taxi and QXC together is something i didn't know i needed him screaming go faster your driving was all time then at 1:03:58 it cutting to taxi was a perfect ending. Never played rust didnt care about it, but i see why people love the game this video was incredible. Top tier shout out to whoever edited this that must've been miserable to go through.
I'm at a loss here.. how are the Spanish speaking streamers complaining about that first raid, when they drove a chopper into your area and raided first. Then, that one dude spawned into your base somehow, stole shit, and then ran and bragged about it to his team... Once you break the rules or play dirty it's on!
They are specifically complaining about the base breaking in the raid, when the Spanish player robbed the na base, he literally walks to every chest, takes, and walks out. breaking nothing-- thats their point.
@@Sarah-ep1ny But they explicitly make their base out of twig so that if you don't have a 100% hit rate you'll obviously break their base and thus "break" the rules. What a pathetic move from the spanish team tbh.. They had boxes of stone that I can see several times in the video and yet they didn't use any of it to upgrade the base.
Streamers from spain are always very try hard. And also, I grew up in Spain for a while and then moved to my home country of Colombia. And the amount of swear words a Spanish person says per sentence is unbelievable, so I think they must think speaking like that is normal. I remember my classmates, from around 4 years old, would say adult swear words like it was nothing and I asked my parents what they meant and my parents were horrified to hear me say it and explained to me what they meant and I just never said them again. And I have never liked swearing and I'm pretty sure it's from that experience because I was shocked at just how many horrible words they say, just to tell you what they did yesterday
lol, *implements the 2 door deep rule* NA team: okay lets just take the heli off the roof SP team: nah we need more rules gets more rules NA team: still rocks their world SP team: guess we aint playing if youre gonna win.
You clearly see that this event was created to have fun and bring all people together, the money even thought is HUGE for most people they don't care.. So many times that Team toast was destroyed morally but instead of talking to the admins ,they made jokes about themselfs.. Its just kinda bummer that it ended this way because he could be a really good vibe and a event to do again
@@deathnote5234 Man I am Spanish and Spanish streamer knew they had no chance, they were there because they got invited and thought it would be fun, most of them had no experience in the game, they wouldn't have surrendered if they cared about the money, but an event with money cannot be succesful if the boundaries of things you can and cannot do are unclear and not set by the game itself.
@@juampisito The moment they killed everyone in their sleep they lost my respect. They talked about boundaries and one or two EN streamers breaking the vague rules but then when the rules were more solid they decided to purposely break them anyway. Really sore losers.
@@KamiKai They actually tried to communicate many times. I have seen both sides of the event (NA and Spanish) and there were many clips and stuff that wasn't shown (from both sides). When Spanish people tried to communicate some admins would just ignore them and NA streamers would shit on them. I still disagree with the fact that Spanish team all rage quit tho, that's just lame.
@@s0ulsisterr This was after the spanish side complained to the admins about someone using a python in the oil rig raid just before so everyone started using pythons...
@@Skelyos i mean, if they didn't want them to craft/use more advanced guns etc they should have just coded it so that the use wouldn't be allowed even if the person got their hands on it. all lot of the issues were created because of poor organisation/management. but of course, just leaving a 100,000 tournament is never the answer.
@@m.r.r.2636 this whole event was honestly a shitshow of the spanish team complaining and then deciding to do the very things they complained about a minute ago 😅 hopefully both sides learn from their mistakes and, in the future, we can see an even better event with more content and no drama
Know I'm 6 months late but it seems you guys were out to have a good time, while the other team was looking for excuses. Have seen other vids on this tournament and Toast you did nothing wrong man! Unfortunate but don't let this hiccup stop you from arranging something like this again bud!
"Rubi is saying that they told him-" and that's where she should've stopped talking. Literally no one heard a python yet Spanish team gets all pissy because "someone said that someone said someone they told them this"
:clap: exactly my thought. Glad the editor added that because wtf was that.. he said she said bs. Someone on the Spanish side should have piped in and said if you aren't sure or don't have the clip of it ready don't bring that nonsense up especially at that point. Like literally 80% of the server probably has a camera on their person. It would have been noticed eventually.
"THEY BROKE EVERYTHING" Literally like 2 walls and a floor LOL. How do you shoot at someone standing behind twig and not expect for it to break..? They should have made a server setting so twig doesn't break or something like that.
@@armadyllcrown There is plenty you can do with a server's settings, they could have made the bases unbreakable until the raiding phase where its anything goes
@@adriannewman2936 i think the one of the early rules was twig walls cannot be broken by other teams which the Spanish team abused. it was hell of confusing so thats all i got
@@safwansya72 No, there was a no-raiding rule that the admins assumed both team could be trusted to follow. The thing is, it normally requires an active effort to destroy a base and it's not something that occurs by accident. But the Spanish streamers decided to abuse the rules and make their base out of twig, so they could whine about it when a stray bullet took it out. The Admins and the NA streamers intended to play by the spirt of the rules and so weren't expecting them not to have upgraded their base.
That meeting was so awkward, I feel so bad for Toast. I understand tilt and such, but getting so angry over a big tournament game with basically no stakes apart from content and followers seems so silly. Like he said, if something bullshit happens, you kinda just have to be like 'damn, that's rust' and if someone does something blatantly against the rules then ping mods. Idk much about Rust, but if you built a twig base that breaks easily, surely you can't be surprised when people shooting at each other from both sides break it. It just makes the whole thing not fun because you can kind've see in Toast's face that he was worried that whenever the NA team did anything against the Spanish team, they would cause more issues about it. Edit: Just got to the part where the Spanish team started using slurs and that is so bad, not to mention totally uncalled for. Dropping words like that and then playing the victim because you're losing? It baffles me how people can twist the truth when there's footage of everything.
The base was made of twigs precisely because the rules said no one from the opposing team could touch it, so the material was somewhat irrelevant on the first day, that was the reason.
@@Lurchstavo When you raid with the assumption that someone must eventually "accidently" break the twigs, there's not much difference. I'm always a fan of stretching the rules and pushing boundaries, but other people thinking that's foul play obviously comes along with it.
"they broke everything in the house" ....90% of the base was intact, all your chests were intact, they didnt break any of the utility, what you lost was literally a door that they DIDNT even go through
100%. I come from both communities and can confirm this is how most Spanish (LATAM/SP) communities are in most games. The environment in these communities are way more toxic and petty than the English-speaking communities. Furthermore, the cultural difference between English banter and Spanish banter is immense to the point it's hard to tell whether Spanish banter is even banter at all. This is when it's just "banter" too, when it's obvious toxicity then it is at an uncalled level that is more cringe than funny.
@@pokemon9573 Americans also have a really bad rep to the rest of the world. People shit talk Americans non stop. So they used it as an excuse to cry and be petty. They were essentially being racist and hateful towards a group of people. It’s just wrong to insult people by saying their origins and where they live. That’s a low blow. If toast would’ve said things towards Spain and it’s people it would be so much different.
then they raided back, while they slept, and broke turrets and utilities intentionally AFTER creating rules to prevent it and being reimbursed for their minor losses
This is actually a simple fix, if I was the admin, I would create the two island base smaller and no resources like stone or trees spawn on the respective island so they are forced to actually leave their safe heaven. The rule is no stepping foot in the enemy island except for the last day. The banning of specific tier of weapon on the first day just brought confusion so any weapon is allowed. I would also ban the use of heli on the first day (but they can own a heli, they just aren't allowed to use it outside their island) so players would proactively search by teams. Also player are only allowed to enter in specific time, so everyone could take rest, to avoid griefing, and have energy for the next day. Edit: Any player who violated the rules, like stepping foot on the island are banned for one hour.
@@griffionwyvrus9063 It's easy to come up with a simple fix like that after seeing this, but in reality the rules they had already set in place were fine. Some unsportsmanlike players just loopholed it.
25:14 the fact that their excuse of raiding first is justified because "its a lie! They dont have proof" is honestly just childish and ridiculous. Admins should have been clear about all things and what can be exceptions (i.e. the base being made out of twig being basically "unraidable" because that means you have to be 100% accurate at all times or risk "breaking the rules") But hopefully we get another big event like this with clear cut rules and more respect from both sides to hash things out rationally
Between twitch clips existing and their raid being literally as conspicuous as possible by crashing a helicopter into the base at full speed, I'd say there's plenty of proof personally 🤔
It's not the rules. It's that they were always looking to find exploits around the rules. They made their base of twigs just so people wouldn't raid it. They were asking for it.
From what I could tell the server was supposed to prevent damage to objects(buildings, chests, etc) in each team's square but they didn't expect people to use twig, because twig is supposed to be a building plan, to be able to plan properly you need to be able to destroy it, because there's no way to key it to be able to be destroyed by one team and not the other as far as I'm aware. So by trying to use as little resources as possible, the Spanish team decided to make their base fully out of twig, because it's indestructible right? Wrong. Hence the complaints about destroying the base, when it literally takes 2 gunshots.
As bad as I feel for most of the streamers involved, it's very funny that they essentially tried to make a mini war simulator and then it got a little too real. Misinfo, lies, sneaky moves, stealing, murder, and finger pointing.
The evolution of this event: - Raiding drama; - Degen gamblers taking 90% of the NA's scrap while half the Spanish side is still hung up on the the supposed rule breaking, 4 hours after it happened; - Spanish side wants to quit but are, somehow, still trying to desperately win; - Spanish side eventually quits and NA side goes full pepega. So many plot twists. One could write a book with this. I hope Toast finds the courage in him to do another rust twitch rivals. However, to save him the trouble of dealing with something anywhere similar to this, they should screen anyone wanting to participate on their ability to banter. Nobody likes people who take banter personally.
I could kind of understand the spanish a bit when they were in the base, misunderstanding and miscommunication. But any sympathy for them was gone when they raided and killed while people slept after specifically knowing that was against the rules.
Yeah... For a while there I was on their side, and then it just went to crap... It just started to be something like "a fan said one of them didn't like my shoes. My revenge? Well of course I have to burn down their house to get even." Just stupid stuff that didn't even matter ruined it... Sad.
@@Gin-chann it's because they kept leaving. One of the americans during the video even said they could have kept farming at the end when they went to sleep but they just left to go whine on twitter instead.
I just fucking love how at 1:03:21 when XqC says "who the fuck raised these SUCKAHS" with such a twang on it lmao i died of laughter. Awesome PvP in this tournament and huge props to all the Spanish players who actually participated hardcore and really put everything into it, shame that their comrades couldn't be as valiant!
During the drama Toast looked so sad! He was genuinely excited when the event began and wanted everyone to have fun. I agree that both sides were in the wrong partly for not making sure rules are strictly put in place. But the enemy team was so disrespectful and unfair to cut the event short when players were grinding hard and despite the drama, playing for fun. Throwing race into the mixture is even worse, saying "NA servers, NA admins" when it was a 3 day event? They just seemed salty about the loss and gave up. Nonetheless, it was entertaining and I hope Toast creates another event with some more light-hearted players to enjoy a good match.
Yeah, the mass leave was terrible. That said nobody wants to play a game you are doomed to lose and if you see crate events during 2am-8am and for the other side its 8pm-2am I can see why it could feel unfair. Also the whole "you should be there to make content"... If the events are at 2am-8am common man. Those are pretty harsh hours. Think mixing teams was the easiest fix.
Remember the Among Us days when people were blasting Toast for not inviting them and ONLY invited friends, or people he knew and wanted to help create a stream career? This is why. The problem is, as soon as ONE person gets upset, it upsets the whole lobby, and everyone in that lobby will get dissuaded in the future. That's why Toast only invited friends and people he knew to play.
@@duskfern9041 I didn't watch the entire event, but I think complaining about the time issue is legitimate and honestly, if I were on the NA team, being understanding, I would even help propose a more convenient time for both teams, or alternate the event times to the admins. Complaining because you're losing just doesn't look very good. I think some of them forget that the entire stream is broadcasted and recorded. It's not a case of, you can scream out false accusations and then say, "I never said that" because when people, especially the audience, realises you're making false accusations on purpose, you're just going to seem like a little prick who cries when things don't go your way. We're in 2022, this is an internet event, you don't get away with that any more.
@@DanteLovesPizza there were events at same time for na and spain... when na was asleep there were events however na didn't go to sleep... many of them stayed online due to subathons etc
Ignoring what actually happened in-game, the issue here is that one team was there to create content, while the other team was not. Looking at it objectively, the goal of events like this is to create content. By quitting en-mass the moment things don't go their way, one team is essentially blackmailing the organisation. Then actually quitting before the end of the event is massively unprofessional. So objectively, it's not a case of 'mistakes on both sides', if you see the event as content creation rather than gaming. Which, as a professional (!) streamer, you should.
@@monirrizaie4913 Even if the goal was any of the following: A. Play a game B. Have fun C. Bring people together D. Be professional in your chosen profession, they failed to do any of those. What goal did they achieve, pray tell?
the EDITOR of this video is the real MVP, the amount of clips and POVs he had to go over is unthinkable
Editors deserve respect ngl.
and adding translations
That's why this video is up 2 weeks after the event ended.
+1 itll take couple of weeks documenting a month worth of content
@@SL4PSH0CK even so, this video is well made and the editors did a great job with all the footage
the shear amount of POVs shown here is insane. major props to the collection team and the editors for putting them all together in a coherent order. and the translators!! translating is so hard. i appreciate it.
Yea but no welyn🥲 he just a gamer wanting to game and needs more screen time
Its also a issue that it just wasnt setup the right way you know? they kinda just sat behind walls then cry about them getting broken you know
Never invite the hispanic team again, such toxic crybabies.
I know dick all about Rust, but this video from start to finish - was extremely entertaining. Editor/s did an incredible job.
Good to see you around keep up the great content👍
agreed
Well they should've invited you GG i would've loved to here a voice of reason say fuck all continue the game 🤣🤣🤣
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This is basically what rust is about but worse.
i think this was a huge success, everyone got content and exposure from this event and it managed to capture the most accurate rust experience
Only complaint, we didn’t get much rust experience from the NA side, could’ve been a bit more toxic but oh well
Yeah 👌👌
the content created - the funny moments, intense pvp, interaction and more definitely made this event not a failure
in terms of uniting different communities it was a bummer that the interaction couldn't have ended on a more positive note, but the event itself was awesome, and i hope the first of many
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this is just sad knowing that there is still a large amount of players on their side who wanted to continue playing and have fun, and 3 or 4 people ruined it.
I missed what happened, what did people do to ruin it?
What rules were they complaining about lmao
@Alpha Sidon which is why twitch rivals events shouldn’t be this huge, it never ends well
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@@InfernoCarson3619 The spanish side cried like children. Their fan base was racist. That's about it.
Shroud trying to be a good guy and reviving Alexby and then being attacked by someone else on the Spanish team summarizes up this entire event so fucking well lmao
my favorite moment lmao
what do u mean? its dumb to revive an enemy, he was going to kill him after he revived him
@@juanmabarrios2783 dumb for you, but needed to be done for crybaby's like them.
43:28
@@juanmabarrios2783I'd normally agree since it's Rust but I don't think Shroud would do that. I've followed his career since his early CSGO pro days.
He was always a class act and respectful
Toast literally seeing them break the rules being like "Eh baby thats rust we can still come back." meanwhile the spanish team is complaining about every small thing that isnt going their way. the heli crashed and one dude was about to curse out the spanish side for not jumping out "WHY DIDNT YOU GUYS JUMP?!?!?"
Ikr
they were so busy lighting each other up, of course they only had spite for their enemies left. Like that one dude who guns down his fucking team mate in a fit of actual anger. So fucking pathetic, no wonder things didnt go their way.
At the start I could genuinely empathize and blamed the admins for bad communication, but they really couldnt stop. Was actually painful to watch dude.
Unbelievable behavior
Y'all usa are garbage society
You know shit is rough when the worst of the toxicity and crying happens before xqc shows up.
I still wonder why xqc is so popular when almost everyone thinks he's a toxic crybaby and almost anytime I have seen him interact with others it ended in that never happening again
@@dramaexterminatus that’s exactly why lol
@@dramaexterminatus Firstly, most of xqc's viewer, if you look at his chat at any point in time, are twich ass twitch veiwers completely disconnected from society, at least on their off time. Secondly, nobody thinks he's a toxic crybaby except the twitter randos crying about his popoularity. Maybe he takes kids games too seriously, or you find him annoying, but that's the worst anyone can say about him.
@@DoggyP00 I mean, taking games too serious is absolutely toxic in many circumstances.
Because well, they're games.
It's fine if you take em serious, but whenever I see him interact with other people he just utterly ruins the mood because he doesn't know when not to do so. Also I just see him disrespect others a lot in very... dislikeable ways.
I'm not gonna hound em for it, but he still doesn't seem like a good guy. Doesn't need to be, mind you. But he's a douche.
And I don't even use twitter.
@@dramaexterminatus lemme get this straight him being competitive in competitive games = toxic.
I died when Mendo said "Start looting before they add a rule saying we can't"
Time stamp?
@@Eternity10515 51:40
That got a good chuckle out of me
If the tournament went on any longer than they would have added a rule saying that
Fr why are they so Butthurt?
THE ADMIN "We didnt expect people to build the base out of twig, our bad" is such a lowkey diss hahaha
That was the admin? Lmao
for real though, immediately after the first incident I would have made a rule that states if you leave your building twig then it can be raided; it would have resolved the issue entirely
EDIT: same thing goes for the shirts too, since it turns out the shirt is what is replaced for the dogtag, they should've made the dogtags a non-tangible stat that resets to 0 if you die. granted you wouldnt be able to give your teammates your dogtags to depot but it would have fixed more issues than it would have created.
I dont get how its a diss; they were playing trying to use the rules to their advantage, if anything theyre being clever by taking it to such extremes and ofcourse theyre gonna be mad when the rule they relied on wasn't enforced
@@boomperson818 Idk if you have ever played rust, twig is just a blueprint really until you upgrade it, they are seasoned rust players an did this just to complain when it got shot, they were using Twig peaks to shoot at the americans but the americans couldnt shoot back becuase they were hitting some of the twig walls instead of the spanish players heads, its just scummy.
@@NaturallyGreasy I dont blame the spanish, i just saw it as an easy exploitable way to have a full scale base using minimal materials. I think its on the admin's fault either by allowing this to happen (by creating the rule) leading to so much conflict, or bad organization due to the code not working properly.
Spanish team - kills shroud with incin rounds
Also Spanish team - “wow they’re using incendiary bullet, aren’t incin rounds tier two”
They also complain NA using Db and rev in primitive but they forgot that the first time they raided NA base they're using db and rev.
What time stamp was the incendiary kill for shroud? Just curious.
@@kharnthecuddly3483 33:50 then they complained at 37:42
0:30 irony
literally so sad when toast said "the admins cant punish the spanish team because they will threaten to leave before the event is over and twitch and the sponsors wont get their moneys worth and all the effort of the team and creators will be wasted. so the admins have to appeal to the spanish team."
Written Conclusion of First Day :3
ES team fights NA team outside of NA base which didn’t really exist yet [Legal]. However, the ES team spawn camped [Legal] and placed beds on NA island to keep respawning on the enemy island [Illegal at the time]. During fights, a few ES streamers used F1 killing, which is going into the console to self kill so the enemy team won’t get dog tags (think /kill for you minecrafters) [Illegal for the entire tournament although it was hard to enforce but it started with the ES team]. Loot was not returned back to NA team as no one on the NA side cried to admins but took it as your typical Rust experience.
NA team then fights back, making their way to the ES island to fight, in vengeance per say. Unexpectedly, the ES base was made out of twig which would easily break. Outside of CoconutB purposely shooting a door [Illegal], most, if not all, the broken twigs were essentially hit by crossfire unintentionally. NA streamers made their way into the ES base from the roof and sides and took some loot, but upon a ton of complaints, most of the loot taken [LEGALLY] (remember as it just happened to the NA team) was then given back to the ES team. ES team gets kinda upset as the whole accidentally breaking twig structures was spurred into something much more than that. Especially by that one female ES streamer who literally just fed misinformation to the ES team the entire tournament to unnecessarily fuel the fire.
Due to complaints, the rules are updated to enforce no breaking structures and no going beyond two doors deep into main bases for both sides. TO FAVOR THE ES TEAM BTW!
After these rules are updated, an Oil Rig event occurs. The ES team establish early dominance at the OR. NA streamers decided to give up on the event and instead raid the ES base while following the rules as most of the better ES players were at the OR. Since the ES base wasn’t repaired and there was technically no two door layers, the NA streamers yet again entered the ES base from open side doors and ladders from the roof [Legal]. Loot was taken again but what a surprise, the ES team complains thinking that new rules were established to prevent raids, but in reality, the ES team just didn’t repair their base and instead went to prepare for OR. Since this raid was done perfectly legally, the loot taken was allowed to be kept. Coincidentally, due to a bug that benefited the ES team earlier, the NA team got 50 dog tags to balance it out. To the ES team, it looked like the NA team broke the rules again and got rewarded for it by the admins, which the ES team couldn’t stop bitching about later.
ES team quits. New rules are placed. No going into the 15 x 15 base anymore and structures are coded to be indestructible. NEW RULES ARE IMPLEMENTED AGAIN ON BEHEST OF THE ES TEAM.
CoconutB then makes a heist, without going into the actual base, but by going on top of the base and stole the scrap heli, which originally was stolen by the ES team from the NA team. This was a controversial technicality as CoconutB didn’t go into any doors to steal the heli. Again, of course, the ES team complained. No new rules were implemented due to controversy.
New Oil Rig event spawns. NA team establish early dominance with the stolen scrap heli and held the OR. In response to losing OR, the ES team starts to accuse the NA team of using Pythons, which are tier 2 guns. However, no clip from any of the NA vods shows that this is true. Upon asking for a clip of NA team members using Pythons, the ES team couldn’t produce any. In fact, this rumor was brought up by none other than the female streamer who “heard it from chat.” When the NA team loses, they strategize and try new plans to attack the vulnerable ES base. When the ES team loses, they make up false accusations and complain to admins. ES team start making Pythons to use, saying “Oh you guys can cheat and make them so we’ll make them too. Don’t worry, it’s no big deal.” As if they were taking the moral high ground. Typical false flagging. Stupefied, NA team makes them in response.
Weapons rules are updated to allow Python revolvers. Not to favor the NA team, but because everyone started making them. However, some ES streamers might have truly believed that the rules were made to favor NA. The reality is, it wasn’t.
With these new guns, the NA team raids the ES team again, legally, as no new rules were made from CoconutB’s solo heist. The NA team went in from the roof without breaking structures and looted items again. At this point, the ES team is fuming and complains yet again. Admins then make new rules, AGAIN. TO BENEFIT THE ES TEAM. No entering the main bases AT ALL to loot or kill.
NA team goes into nighttime and goes to sleep. During this time, the ES team explicitly break the rules that were literally just built a few hours prior to help the ES team and go deep into the the NA base, kill afk players, and looted items. Clearly illegal. NA then complains, and admins take action again. In response to the rule breaking, the loot taken illegally was returned to the NA team while the scrap helicopter taken legally was returned to the ES team.
Insane gameplay. And this was just day one, before breaking twitch terms of service even happened.
i appreciate the effort mate, good job
you forgot about the spanish hiding a player on oilrig so it wouldnt respawn when they where sleeping so na couldnt get any points from it.
who is the female Spanish streamer who is constantly spreading fake information
it's actually crazy how they depict themselves as saints who've done no wrong and have broken no rules ON TOP of whining about how NA is constantly insulting them and having no respect. All while the same can be said for the ES team, only with an extra sprinkle of hate speech (r word) from one of their players.
Perfect summary, thank you for taking the time to outline exactly how all the rule changes happened and who violated what rules. I'm in disbelief at the scheming and the victim mentality of the ES players.
At the end I honestly felt bad for the streamers who were farming for HOURS, but overall this rust twitch rivals was one of the best I’ve ever watched. CONTENT GOLD 😂😂 Toast always delivers
Isn’t this the only rust twitch rivals event? 😄
:)
One of kind event
where can I find the vods or like whos vods should I watch? Just heard of this
@@olympusmental toast has a good VOD because he gives some insight on some problem, also he play from the beginning and he stream like 18 hours at a time, but if you want an action POV watch Hjune VOD
I am an Spanish speaker and i watch them sometimes and i can’t believe they quit on an event like this. They were soo afraid and worry of loosing that they forgot the meaning of this which was having fun and getting two communities together. I was so sad it ended like this.
Hopefully when another event like this happens they can find better spanish streamers/creators to better redeem them, cuz the last thing I'd want from this is for people to believe that all of spain's creators are like some of the people in this event
It was just a few toxic streamers from spanish team who were very vocal and big egos. 1:00:14 the guy complaining he would quit but another guy said "tomorrow we get some too", that other guy should be invited back.
What does it mean when they type nnnnnnnnnnn?
@@jerstah in the spanish alphabet we have one more letter that is the ñ it is pronouced differently than the n and its not the same, so they are making fun that you dont have that letter in your alphabet.
@@tomashuepe5212 the one that typed "n word?" in chat knew what he was insinuating though. If he didn't do that no one would've tried to connect the two. But since he did some began to think that all the N spam was related to what he said.
Toast's attitude throughout this is my favorite thing. "'Typical American attitude' Um, excuse me, I'm Canadian"
"On which Continent is Canada?" "Antarctica" - american students asking other students who are about to graduate.
Even when they got stomped early Toast was like “well…thats rust!”
@@jennyr7688 ?
Yea Americans def don't know the only three countries in NA lmao
And a few minutes later he said "We are Americans, we love Oil".
If he does name himself as part of America since he is in an American Team, why can the Opponents not?
That was a really bad answer from Toast I think since it didn't actually address any of the Points the dude writing it was criticising about the American Team.
"we didnt expect... for people to build a base out of twig.. uhhh.. that was an oversite on our part" LOL that shit had me dead!!
They didn't expect a team to be so trash
@@angeleyes1958 We didn't expect them to build their main base out of something that literally nobody uses long-term...
@@thecaybob1 they did it to abuse the rule so if na comes and attacks them and NA wins the fights they have something to throw at them
@@viktoriastellar61 no, they did it because a rule says you can't break the other team's main base. so they thought the main base was indestructible.
@@HugoJSG OK. So complain to the admins that their base was destructible, not that the enemy team broke it. Pick the right fights with the right people if you're going to try to abuse a mechanic you think is there.
First gun is 6:37 from IsVolcano at 7:12 the same player has a revolver in his inventory, and a minute later, toast gets killed by a shotgun.
They even say "The playstyle of the spanish team is a little how do we say it without bad words, dirty."
Tell me you dont know anything about rust without telling me you dont know anything about rust. Double barrel shoutgun is t1. Python pistol is t2 check it for yourself in rustwiki, and volcano has a eoka in his inventory, not event t1 because you dont need workbench to craft it KEK you guys are ridiculous
As a non-NA and non-Spanish, this is legit entertaining. 2 regions shitting each other is just gold mine.
agreed but im on the Na side on this. no matter the outcome, to me the winners are who have fun
@@arthun8102 fax
It always happens with Spanish ... Trust me i played a Chinese game for almost 18 years we had all kinds of people like Egypts Fili and Brazil/Spanish people. Majority of drama came from the Spanish/Brazil people who cry and bitch that they are better than everyone yet they lost 99% of the pvp games and lost on all pve maps.
Us Asia and Europe chads enjoying drama between two other sides
@@kokainkalle Agreed, i'm brazilian, and that same behaviour is very common by brazilians on online games
Forgetting about the drama. Thank god for the farmers. Despite having a chance to join and just grab kits and play, they invested their HOURS just so the rest of their team had a base to come back to. Props to them!
“It ain’t much, but it’s honest work!” :’)
I remember playing Ark years and years ago. I was a heavy duty grinder. Take my Quetz and Anky out solo to gather metal multiple times a day to slowly build up an Alpha sized base for my tribe of 6 people all which I knew IRL. Many sleepless nights staying up raising babys they'd pop or bullet grinding runs.
It also often meant I was the one online defending against whole ass raids. I was fine doing the work until they started grinding bullets to trade for other stuff. They never made a fraction I did total and not once did I store anything away to be traded. Yet I was the last to get a dragon, rock golem, etc;
I was the first to get a Phoenix but that was for entirely different reasons.
The farmers are as underrated as supports in a moba. Treat your farmers properly. Give them gifts and tell them they've been a good boy.
I'm that kind of player in all multiplayer survival games. Whenever I play games with my friends, I'm that farmer. LOL
@@Meowthixas a farmer, builder, and main pvp guy I appreciate your support. I know what it’s like
The kind of guy I always wish to be whenever I play in pubs.
But too often they just want me as neighbors to trade with. :-/
Maybe someday I'll be able to help.
As a rust player I have to force myself to not break twig when I see it. The fact that only like 5 walls were broken is mind blowing
Lol true
I mean if you are hiding behind twig while people are shooting at you, how can you expect them not to break it? Isn't it their fault at that point for not upgrading?
@@Bancheis The biggest meme of it is that while this was happening Alexby is staring at a chest with 30k stone. There was literally no reason to leave it as twig unless they were trying to abuse a loophole in the rules.
@@Bancheis No its the admin's faulty planning fault
@@SkorpioVenom Exactly, they were trying to play the politics of the whole event.
You can clearly tell which team was actually having fun 😭😭😭
That's the only way to win in Rust. Enjoy yourself more than anyone else.
@@EokaBeamer69 Best fun I every had was spending 10hrs camping a base till they logged off, and another 10hrs using a mountain of pickaxes to get in, and then getting killed cause they logged back in the next day while we where tossin all their shit on the ground, lololol.
i feel so bad for everybody that was involved with this, this was such a good fucking idea and to see it scrapped before the climax was such a bummer. hope this does not scare twitch off doing more stuff like this in the future
One thing! Just one thing! Please tell IT to me: WHY tf do I have so many fans even though no RUclipsr is unprettier than I am? WORLDWIDE!!!! WHY??? Tell me, dear da
its pure content for both team and the other team was being a cry baby.
Normally i dont agree with XQC but this time tho..
I hope the same but unfortunately it probably will scare them off, Twitch had to invest a massive amount of money into this (I believe it was in the hundreds of thousands) and it is extremely hard to justify doing that when the event had to be ended before the big finale
@@AxxLAfriku bruh your channel is like 9 years old and your still out here self promoting. Come on man your better than this
@@joemama2737 he's not better than that
Everyone worshiping Shroud for his gaming prowess and him dying to a bear is why Rust is the greatest game ever made.
Such a funny moment. I couldn't stop laughing...
He knew about the bear, but didn't realize it could climb up to him so he let his guard down then got downed, but didn't die 😜
Bro i lost it when he got bodied by the polar bear
imagine the polar bears won the event XD
Anyone know the timestamp?
Toast is such a good guy, he made this event for both sides to have fun and he dealt with all the bs that happened and still kept his cool and acted reasonably.
Even though you see it hurt alot when they left which he didnt deserve, all they had to do was play a fucking game and earn money, like how entitled could they have been and disrespectful
Spanish team got mad, changed the rules, broke their own rules, lost, and rage quit
perfect and concise summary.
the fact some of the Spanish team cried that a revolver isn't prim whilst using shotguns amazed me
@@juansnow5897 but didn't they use them before hand? And didn't toast team break the rules first? They called it, then ofc got mad cause supposedly was used again. That second part I don't know if it was true. Didn't watch it that far. Can anyone honestly tell me the truth if they did?
They were absolute shitters the entire event 😂☠️
@@MrBlainev the Spanish did use shotguns first. One of the earliest clips from the event is from a Spanish streamer using a shotgun to kill the NA streamers while they were trying to build a FOB
After watching this fully, I don't understand how Spain can quit while being down 2k tags. Day 2 Toast woke up to being down by 1400 tags and they had to give up heli... They stayed and played. Spain is honestly pretty cracked, watching them fight for a big crate event and winning it was crazy. NA said "oh well, we'll get the next one" and they did what they could to get their lead. With how good the Spanish team played I'm sure day 3 would have been even better content, but we'll never know since they quit... Much respect to NA for dealing with getting rolled by shotguns within the first few hours. I honestly loved seeing when Buddha and AnthonyZ were crafting bows like chickens with their heads cut off during that time LOL. It's still funny to see NA get rolled by shotguns, grab those guns off of their bodies, roll them so hard that Spain forgot that they were the ones that gave them the shotguns hehe. I'm also glad X pointed out that he's staying out of respect for the people that made the event. The admins and everyone involved deserved that much.
On a side note: Toast, I'm loving the hosted Valorant games you have done recently. Truly a genius, great idea for content, no one has made such good content like that recently
@@vanarelgrande that would be good if a lot did not delete vods. How can they bitch about injustice and delete vods. Bottom line Spain quit a very winnable fight.
@@vanarelgrande how about you ask them not to delete the vod next time XD
@@magnumbrahms5339 I did a quick search and still there is videos on RUclips, clips of the things I'm telling and Spanish creators that actually make video of this situation, and second thing, is not about the if was winnable or not, I was about that there was ADMIN actions and behaviors that Spanish team had been fooled once, the second time is just a disrespect to the Spanish side, if a game hosted by twitch is unfair and had all this problems, and all beneficial to NA, and also i'm not telling that the spanish side did all good, they actually had a bad behaviors, racist coms, a lot more than NA, and for that there is no excuse.
@@yawnnzn because people was coms blowing their videos trash talking on them XD
@@vanarelgrande ? did you not see what the spanish viewerrs did to mendo chat + other creators saying tos words as well as racist remarks?
The problem is that the rules weren't enforced with code on the server. Banned weapons shouldn't exist and walls that aren't allowed to break shouldn't be able to.
Well apparently every walls arent breakable except for twigs cuz the admin didnt expect to have bases made out of twigs. Its not a building material some people says
@@oscarrickyh02 Shitty coders then. Or it was a rushed job. It is literally a coders job to think of the edge cases, those are often the most important.
they allowed twig walls to be broken because the opponents usually use twig in rust to build on your opponents base in order to get in similar to ladders. All the guns that were banned could not be used, pythons were just always allowed, guns like the AR, sniper rifles etc. could physically not be used but they could find them in crates etc.
Yeah I was going to say so too, especially with a game like rust you pretty much have to say if the server code allows it, then it's allowed. With the twig walls, sure if twig walls are often used when attacking someone they should be able to be destroyed, but then that should be communicated - same with the pythons, if they're allowed by code, then tell people that... It seems to me like they didn't have a place where the rules were written so they could be referred to, I think that would have helped, at least so once they change the rules it can be more "official".
@@Walkman100 they had a place where the rules were written. One team didnt bother to read the rules.
51:40 "Start looting, start looting, start looting before they add a rule that says we can't" cracked me up.
When opportunity arises as I always say
spanish team: *breaks the rules*
Also spanish team when they start losing: “Hey they’re breaking the rules!
more like
both teams: accidently breaks the rules
both teams: unable to communicate with each other so they both assume the other had malicious intent
both teams: start breaking the rules even more in retaliation which creates a harmful cycle.
@@fallenout2017 did you? both teams broke the rules. it all comes down to a lack of communication.
@@wadewats2278NA did something that was "against the rules" before it was a rule, therefore breaking a rule that didn't exist yet, therefore not breaking rules
@@leniluan5131 no? You can go watch some vods both teams definitely broke many rules because of lack of communication. Blindly siding with the area you live in isn’t always the best strategy (this isn’t a sports game lol). It’s important to try and view things from an outside perspective if you want to get the full picture.
@@wadewats2278Nah you're the one with lack of communication
“Sir I’m Canadian” made me laugh way more then it should have
“We American love soil” like 2 minutes later
Same💀👌
@@sophiapratte1303 yeah 😆
I forgot what part was that on the video
Edit:nvm found it 29:24
Every clip of scarra just aimlessly running around had me dying. What an adorable person
He was ready to just yeet that sword at someone
who the fuck is scarra
@@Wuschi2001 member of otv duh
@@Wuschi2001 an old league of legends player, his prime was years ago which is the reason most of us don't know him
There are People who actually dont know scarra??
Spanish team: "they're using shotguns isn't that illegal?"
Also Spanish team: *uses shotguns earlier on*
Americans using shotguns.
Germany: Hey I've seen this one before.
Also the revolver thing. Like what? Most of your people were using revolvers first.
seems to be their mo
I've been saying this about the Spanish for years.
They cried so much it was unreal
"Lets quit so they don't get content"
LOL. What an embrrassment for the Spanish community
@@PixeI1 40 spanish stremers you guy choose the worse of the worse.
@@PixeI1 they were 40 people. its fair to call it a community
@@PixeI1 you sounds like them. im just explaining that its fair enough to call them a COMMUNITY. i dont find any toxic comments there.
Crab mentality
They hurt themselves there, the content only helps the Spanish way more than the US in this event
So... I'm part of the hispanic community, but I've been following you for a while. I'm really sorry for what happened, there are some crazy people everywhere I guess. Thank you for this kind of event anyway, I honestly hope you don't get discouraged because of it and just keep doing amazing stuff anyway!
true gamers know it doesnt matter who you are or where youre from. the time you put in and the mentality you bring to the game is what matters. you dont have to appaulogize for your background. as you said, there are crazy people everywhere. if youve played online as long as i have and have an open mind and heart, then you learn to just judge character, not voice or face. gaming like music is a universal language. you dont have to speak the same language or be from the same background to play chess together. you damn sure dont need those things to be that 12yo on MW2 fucking my mom.
same here, it is sad that everything ended like that. in my opinion the Hispanic team could have done 1 of 2 things, stop the game, clarify the rules to everyone and continue playing, or just play by the rules and if the other team makes a mistake, report it and make the correction, but to literally make a tantrum and leave a big event they were INVATED to... man, the dishonesty is ... es lamentable, ciertamente es lamentable que el temperamento fuera tan bajo, eso dejo ver muy mal a la Comunidad española. GG EN.
Idea kinda weird tho English vs Spainish maybe Team Toast Vs Team Rubius or who toast like. I don’t know who alexby11 is.
@@bull_city9199 my friend.. you know Rubius but not alexby? he is a very close friend of rubius
Hey bro you don’t represent the whole Hispanic community you shouldn’t be the one apologizing just because there are some bad apples doesn’t mean the whole community is at fault. All love bro 💞
you know the spanish team was over the line when even Toast himself loses his cool.
I disagree, both of them were wrong in some ways but the guy who purposely broke the door in the beginning is the one who caused the main trouble. Rules weren't good and specific enough. When you play fairly and lose anything unfairly(especially at the beginning of the game) it would be frustrating for them.
@@flitz930 I woundnt of been a problem if the whole base wasnt made of wood and as toast and everyone said they have broken there shit but none said anything about it it’s something that just simply happens even if trying to avoid it obviously with that many people you can’t expect everything to go smoothly anyway they should of tried dealing with the situation like actual adults instead of children in my opinion
@@flitz930 The problem is they quit on the second day because they are losing. Their wasn't even any violation that happened, they were just thrashed in every encounter and losing in a fair and square. Their was no rule that everyone need to log out or in on this specific time.
@@flitz930 bro the first day they spanish team went breaking stuff at NA territory and I'm sure you are not watching the whole event in Toast twitch.
@@flitz930 and they leave not seeing through the event even though they could just discuss the problems. Instead of farming materials they cried in Twitter and spent the whole time taking calls to the admin
Imagine how the spanish team is when xQc is the voice of reason saying "stay on the server out of respect for the admins"
I expected xqc to cause any and all drama. No clue how he ended up being reasonable
@@spoonman2463 exactly
@@spoonman2463 because he's actually a chill dude IRL (He even eloquates perfectly in text form) his streaming self is legit just his normal personality but times 20
Same thing with Tyler1 , He's a chill dude IRL , just because He looks like a meathead and acts like one during streams doesnt mean he's one IRL
@@amagimofumofu6549 im not sure that's it. XQC has a history of being at the center of drama in the streaming world, particularly with Rust. Regardless of whether he's doing that because of his streaming personality or whether he really is just dramatic, it is fair to assume he would have been a part of the drama, so it's definitely more surprising that he wasn't than if he had been.
@@BradChadley that's what i meant. He's a nasty character yet this time spanish team was nastier
Prolly he broke character (xQc) after Spanish rant
It’s so funny rewatching it and seeing the Spanish team have a whole base out of twig. For a rust player it’s impossible not to shoot the twig. Either an extreme oversight on their path or just an extreme use of the rules that shouldn’t even be made
Yer I'm sure they were saying you cannot shoot twig right?
So like trying to be like well they cannot break it so why upgrade it?
Idk the whole thing seems kind off. I think more clear rules needed to be in play or something. It was fun til it wasn't
@@fluff0000zzthe point of the no breaking twig rule was so that the teams could actually have a chance to build a base without it being toppled. The Spanish team blatantly abused this rule to cause the American team to "break" the rules.
I'm spanish (from Spain) and i found what they did pretty embarrasing, for shit like this I mostly watch english speaking content creators.
I hope you guys don't take this as an example of the whole spanish community, even the fans of these people were turning on them for the childlike behaviour they displayed and the racism and disrespect some of them showed.
Is sad to think that there's not going to be any event similar to this one in a long time, i really enjoyed watching NA POV you all seemed to have fun, and I think spanish POV could be also fun if they didn't decide to go on a tantrum.
Anyways ggs
Agreed
unfortunately the spanish community really does set a strong stereotype in all games I encounter them in :/ I try to look past that and at least give them a chance to prove otherwise :D
You seem like a nice guy, but I tend to avoid tacos de muertos
@@bleachbucket9440 I'm not even from latino america that's a really stupid stereotype
I'm from LATAM, Venezuela. Man it got me so mad how they literally try harded and then cry about na try Harding like wtf get good. Then stole all na stuff and crying cause still getting killed and saying they have things they don't again broooo. I too only watch English speakers content creators cause man spanish got a massive ego. Of course these English speakers creators also have ego but they counter it with their humor.
The funniest thing is that toast tried running this competition in Rust and didn't plan for it to end like this. I think this was the quintessential rust experience.
Its always someone who is toxic and unreasonable VS somebody who is toxic and hard headed?
Yeah, honestly, that part surprises me too. I'm kinda shocked that Toast didn't see this coming. Rust is literally known for toxicity. You need to be the kind of person who thrives on it, like Mendo. Mendo seemed to be having a genuinely good time because he enjoys the shit-talking. I really enjoyed watching him during the event.
Hosting a Rust tournament and expecting it to be like a church picnic strikes me as just having a wrong set of expectations.
@@StochasticUniverse Considering how that other rust server for streamers went and how they actually went ahead with this event i would lean on the side that they expect and want the drama to happen (anything for views, and aint nothing more juicy for dopamine addicted brains than some good ol drama).
@@StochasticUniverse Yeah I thought Mendo was a bit of a douche at first but it just looks like he waits for people to be toxic first before he does toxic shit. A great example is 1:04:00 This shit was fucking hilarious, haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
@@icedtohfuu9555 I'm like Mendo in that sense, wait for people to be toxic then absolutely shit on them. I ruin toxic kids days lmao
"They're using shotguns, we can't use those right?" Did I not see them push on a scrap heli with shotguns?? LOL. This content was still so good, NA with the comeback. I'm glad some people from all sides just wanted to stay and have a good time though. Those are the real MVP's
who from na wanted to quit? i didn't watch the whole thing so I wouldn't know
@@skyeeeee. sorry, no one on the NA team wanted to quit. I probably worded it poorly 😅 They were fed up with all the complaining... but NA rode the whole event out no matter what.
Bro they had Shotguns in the first 30mins and Nobody complained
@@daimereanthony657 even funnier the Spanish team started saying "shotgunS are allowed?" when they kept dying to them when their the reasons why na team even HAD shotguns 🤣
@@skyeeeee. facts soo fucking hypocritical
21:56 Spanish team uses homemade shells. Fine
37:39 NA team uses them. Hell no!
7:36 Spanish team uses shotgun. Muy bien.
18:50 NA team used shotguns. ¡Esto es injusto!
33:50 Spanish team uses incen rounds, not just homemade shells. PerfectooooooooooooooooO!
Spanish team: "there's no rule about camping"
*gets camped*
Spanish team: "that's so disgusting"
AHAHAHAHAH the level of salt and tears my god
Yea they were really poor sports the entire time.
Ñ
The Spanish would not stop crying anytime they started losing..there such hypocrites...anytime something wasn't there way they would complain to admin for a new rule then when they were tired and didn't want to play they wanted everyone else to log off because they were gonna lose the lead if they slept clowns man
@@wes4522 reminds me of /r/place
@@jerzyrican8562 Lmao that's just the way spaniards are in every single sport (saying this as an euro)
The guy who told everyone to leave is the biggest degen ever. The goal for the tournament is to have fun, not actually winning money or some sorts banter. It hurts to see how disrespectful the spaninsh team, when there is a whole team work for days to organize for this event and toast had to spend 100k and more time to arrange it. It is easy for them to quit because they just play games for a living.
It's just different comunties bruh. I'm from spain and a lot of rust events had been done here, and it always goes like that, always.
Honestly the thing that pains me the most is the most likely few from the spanish team that probably just wanted to play , but because everyone left they had to because what else are they suppose to do ? do a 5V40 ? impossible ... and because of that the honest player (well the most honest anyway) now has a bad reputation because of a bad leader that honestly just chose the fate of the whole team for potential futur events .... Shame ....
@@nosirve9458 yeah. Different communities. Some communities are scummy.
@@nosirve9458 like the spanish streamers followers.
@@dreadedkitty980 dont get me wrong. Spanish conunity is big and isnt scummy. In fact this video is really biased. I followed the event in his day and to be honest they were things that the spaniards were totally right in my opinion.
ESP Team: *crashes a helicopter full speed on the EN base*
EN Team: Ah well that's Rust BABEEE
EN Team: *shoots some sticks*
ESP Team: HOW VERY DARE
Facts
this is the truest comment ive seen s far
they crashed into the rocks not the base .. the problem is . is that with laws and rules if rule breaks go by then everyone will start breaking them and they wont matter anymore so u have to snip rule break in the bud for example u get a ticket for speeding ...if the cops was like oh thats petty .. everyone would speed and the law wouldnt matter
@@RealSou710 crying two months after is so pathetic bro
@@RealSou710 exactly why the ESP team should have been punished, they broke all of the rules they complained about
Not every contestant is supposed to win.
The Spanish team tried to play politics. They felt they were being treated unfairly. They put themselves in unfavorable positions, then played victim.
English team looked at the rules, said we can follow these rules, and played the game. They dished out what they received.
You take 10 of ours, we take 50 of yours. There was a whole arc about getting a scrap helicopter because the prior one crashed into their base.
Story telling. That was the whole point of the Event. Amazing mini arcs like this. Win or lose. It was about having fun.
TL;DR
Spanish team came with a plan to win money
English team came with a plan to create content
True true
NA is just chilling while SA going tryhard because they saw big money on the line. NA didn't care if they lose, they only played for fun, i mean Spoonkid pushed a boat inside their base. While SA crying about "they stole stuff from us" "they destroyed our twig" "they stole our scrap heli" "everyone just quit because we didnt like this start and we feel cheated" like its a big deal but when Spanish did it to NA, "Aw fuck they stole from us, we need to close down doors and have someone to patrol"
This
Honestly, watch Spoonkids perspective of Twitch Rivals, he makes peace with the other team and hears from their point of view
@@Dottol- i did, and? it just showed that on the spanish team there were two main toxic actors on the spanish team, and it tarnished the entire national team. some called them out, but very lightly and ultimately they all answered to that toxic spanish dude. the entire spanish still all complained and they all cried victim. what perspective do we need?
viewer: "typical american attitude"
Toast: "um sir im canadian"
im fucking dead
Well...Canada is technically in America
@@juampe36 in "the America's"
@@TheBraddy2610 both are correct ways of saying it
@@juampe36 So… typical american attitude covers south Americans too?
@@poggers5961 well, south america is just a subdivision of america, so yes
xQc's final speech hit hard, and he was right about all of it. The Spanish team claimed they got no respect, when they themselves were shitting on the sponsors, Toast, and all the mods who organized the entire event, purely from their own pettiness.
just sad, man. This was super interesting to watch and made for a great video, which means it wasn't a failure in that way! Thanks Toast!
Xqc's final scream to the screen as always, that's what you trying to say
@@francorodriguez3499 what? I'm not talking about the scream, I'm talking about his final rant about the Spanish team being sore losers who don't know how to just have fun, and respect the tournament
@@Peachy_Edits Really both the team's if we're being honest. Then again it is rust so what do we expect
@@finnsnow2495 yeah the point is it's kind of a toxic game, that's the fun and drama of it. The difference is, the English team reacted like "damn...well, that's Rust for ya, let's retaliate". While the Spanish team reacted with curses, xenophobic comments, and rage-quitting.
@@Peachy_Edits So like I said your typical rust public server lol
I get what you mean tho
I watched this event in Tarik's pov, man was just clapping and playing instruments with Nadeshot like they're the village idiots, killing each other, acting like a bouncer opening doors for everyone 😭 Never really witness the wars and knew the whole drama and issue til now LMFAOO
HAHA
Wish i had seen this!
Similar experience, except I was on the farmers and base mom (Natsumiii) POVs. I heard pieces of the drama, but a majority of the fights, I missed bc i was watching Tricia farm LMFAO
Lmfao, That's hilarious 😂
When shroud showed up it really brightened up everyone on team toasts mood. Such great vibes
as a mexican american, this was almost the most hilarious crossover till the disappointing end
As a mexican, expected behavior from spain lmao
@@alwaysplay13 as a person who has played on madrid servers in valorant, same
@@alwaysplay13 yo argentino, pero me el morbo de los españoles son god
im mexican american i agree
Im Chilean but I do hate how spanish people face problems in the Internet. It must be like a cultural thing to just rant and get offended
Kind of sad looking at how excited toast was when he was watching the squads of people fight eachother near the beginning. Great event up until the drama I hope this gets done again
Team NA was just having fun the entire time it seems like took everything in stride while they were getting absolutely destroyed. I loved when they stole the scrap chopper the levels of hype for pulling off that heist was off the charts bahahahaha.
Good content Toast hope the next iteration works out even better.
This event was incredibly fun to participate in, it's unfortunate that not everyone had the same perspective.
Thanks for the good times nonetheless, many laughs & good times were shared.
GIGACHAD
You're always such a great sport Ray. Glad that you were able to participate midway through and that you had fun
What you meant to say:
This event was incredibly fun to participate in, it's unfortunate that SPAIN IS FULL OF BABY BACK BITCHES!
Thanks for the good times nonetheless, many laughs & good times were shared.
@@FeaRCappy Ummmm I don't think they were from Spain. Either way more countries then Spain speak Spanish. I thought most were from South America in this vid?
This is quite possibly one of the only times where having xqc on your team is a good thing
The editor deserves a raise. I didn't skip the video or fast forward even once. This video is hilarious. At the end of the day it's about having fun and having good time.
Ah, the true Rust experience.
Lots of cheesy plays, couple moments of brilliant gameplay, and a spiral of toxicity and rage quits at the end while people cry to the admin about cheaters.
thats what im saying lol. the content of rust will always be good. but u cant expect to unite people under a game such as rust lol.
@@danielgalis6213 and I think it is pretty funny that the Spanish streamer leader (the capitan, forgot his name) complains about they stealing the heli after they stole the heli at the start and about NA raiding when they use cover in their base w the weakest material possible.
@@AskTheMasked 1. the spanish speakers weren’t complaining they were saying “no way bro how’d they get it” i was watching the stream and they were shaming themselves for letting them slip
under their noses.
The funniest part of this is that the Spanish team quit thinking they were going to deny the NA team any good content... Just one more oof to add to their stack.
What do you expect. They are streamers who are not used to loosing. They are only used to winning. Except of coarse when they have to go up against English dudes then they get their ass handed to them. Man i'll explain it like this in America their are kids that actually grow up gaming 10 hrs a day and turn into streamers. That won't fly in other countries. That's why the spanish never had a chance. No matter what rules there were the Spansih would have lost.
@@ScaryClown338 no that would make america have more steamers not increase the skill of the top dogs. also dont try to justify that behavior.
@@hmmpotato7463 You are a very confused potato. If you don't understand how gaming more means being better at the game i don't know what to say.
@@ScaryClown338 For real. NA had quite a few players with thousands and thousands of hours that carried hard as fuck. The Spanish team had some players that were experienced in rust but nowhere near the level of the NA team and nowhere near the quantity. Even Alexby said their team was less experienced... and winning in rust usually comes down to who has more hours.
ESP had good players, but those good players never learned fair-play. The NA team had a lot of good players that knew how to make something enjoyable out of a salty Spaniard nest
Who would have thought a Rust server would end up being toxic.
Right, who would've thought... rust is such a friendly game
I don't like watching xqc play Among us but this kind of situation is exactly when you want xqc on your team.
it was like "you're outnumbered" situation then shroud and xqc walk in
@@cityinsect and then shroud proceeds to die to a bear multiple times lmao
The only redeeming factor.
nah, hes a disgrace to every community
IDK if all the accusations of grooming, etc are true , but I don't like watching that petulant child play anything anyway - his performance during the first OTV Rust server was atrocious enough to put me off ever watching him, and I'm surprised that they allowed him to continue on the server, let alone inviting him back for anything, and I'm surprised and disappointed that Blooprint, as the team leader, not only put up with someone acting like that, but still acts like he's a decent guy to hang out with..
the Spanish dude literally recorded himself walking into their main base and stealing stuff lol, the Spaniards did NOT have a good attitude, as toast put it "wow okay this is rust lol"
Yeah he walked in, he didn't break the wall, place ladder then break more walls. At least be honest
@@nonyabidness6492 made there bade from twig their fault
@@Winter30890 no it's the admins fault for not coding the buildings right. It's not even a difficult thing to do
@@nonyabidness6492 Almost everything that Spanish players claimed to be "done wrong by NA side", Spain did first (which caused more confusion about the rules in the first place) and then complained about it when it was done to them. Some actions were even approved by admins in the first place before they actually happened in the game, but Spanish side didn't ask any questions and assumed that NA "broke the rules and of course got away with it". There were two main problems - management from admin side and communication, the latter being a reason of the inappropriate attitude of Spanish players, I assume. There were sooo many situations that could be prevented just by sorting out and setting the rules in the first place... And when that doesn't work, that's where the communication on both sides should take place, but that didn't happen either even with the admin meeting (I believe that we saw only a part of it, but either way it didn't explain or resolve anything). I'm really sad about the whole situation, it could've been an awesome experience for both sides. Either way, I'm sure that there were a lot of moments when they had fun. :-)
@@mel0dy891
I agree with your statement
The “sir I am canadian” had no right to make me laugh as hard as it just did- I'm losing it
As a French, all gaming events we did with the spanish ended with them raging. Their so annoying omg.
I am a Spanish speaker and it’s interesting because they did a similar event two times (also playing in Rust), in 2021 and at the beginning of 2022, called EGOLAND 1 and EGOLAND 2, but it was between the LATAM & Spain community. I watched the first event but it was a disaster, the second went fairly well but it also ended badly. In both events Alexby was part of the Organization, so he was in the same position as Toast... The thing is that both events went bad because he couldn’t control the streamers and was himself part of the drama. Alexby is easy to trigger, so some streamers try to do whatever they want to be the best, that they ignore the rules and ofc Alexby is going to get mad, but he doesn’t know how to stop them. So it would have been better to choose another person to be the captain, I don’t have anything against him it’s just that he is not the right person to lead this thing, especially after the failure of EGOLAND 1 & 2.
Hubo MUCHISIMO drama en egoland y sobre todo en el primero.. pero se nota que ni entendiste el porque del drama con tan solo decir que era latam vs spain.. de eso no era egoland. Ñ
@@andresmedina5811 el tipo dice que era un evento entre latinos y españoles, no que era un versus entre ellos bro
yeah it seemed like some of the most vocal people in the Spanish team were shit at leading, but other than the like 4 or 5 bad leaders the rest seemed fine, and if anything, fairly chill and friendly.
Those two events don't compare to Rivals. Rivals was competitive one team vs another, Egoland was way more relaxed, friend grouping up and playing usual rust (mixed with roleplay) just the spanish version of OTV server. Which not even OTV's had smooth sailing btw. So, no real point in that comparison neither about any server's success or failure.
But I do agree on the fact that Alexby didn't qualify as a leader. And those who left the event were very unprofessional too.
+ I find it sad that people talked shit about Carola, and saying how he shouldn't be invited or face consequences from Twitch just for complaining out of frustration (around 1:00:30 I believe). Tags right then were 6k vs 5k, and he was still having fun and making moments in the outpost when tags were 25k vs 5k.
@@andresmedina5811 Literalmente empezo diciendo que hablaba español y terminaste tu comentario con la ñ XDDD
It's fascinating to watch so many large Spanish streamers get duped by misinformation provided to them via out-of-context clips and flat-out lies from the idiots in their chats. 90% of their grievances were complete bullshit and the 10% that were actually valid were entirely inconsequential.
It's a cultural thing.
@@ThePdog3k To be stupid and make bad faith decisions based on misinformation?
@@JG_Wentworth Yes... Mob mentality is pervasive in Spanish speaking cultures...
Also, just gossip in general is much more mainstream and the veracity of the information is secondary to the sensationalism and fanfare that results from the dialog.
@@JG_Wentworth That was a horrid explanation, is more or less like its a multi cultuiral thing. Where the two cultures clash and the language barrier made a few things harder to get across therefor causing alot of misunderstandings. Not really that amazing, its pretty basic. We really didnt get to see the NA team get on the shitty end of the stick for long, so theres really no telling how they would react given the same situation. NA players are notorious for bitching about winning situations... let alone losing ones. No matter what you do, you are dealing with 2 different cultures and both will claim favoritism for any negatives.
rewatching this and honestly my favorite part is at the beginning when they said something along the lines of “the way the hispanic team plays is a bit - dirty ? - they don’t care” then proceed to complain the entire event to the point they quit before it ends
49:48
How Toast was talking about the heli then it cuts to the NA team crashing into it was a great transition. I liked watching the fireworks near the end of this vid too.
The funny thing is you can see all the rule breaking here easily, the shorty is used by the spanish when it's primitive weapons only lmao
It's just a few minutes into the video it's not that hard guys delete your selective viewing
I think the admins could have handled better if all the rules were clear beforehand, it was both sides fault as they just tried to find few cheats to do what isnt allowed as per rules
@@DrunkenDove baboabe should have been the admin lol
@@psr2218 finding what the game allows is kinda natural for games tho right? If the admin were supposed to actually make these rules enforced by the code, it falls mostly on them to build the rules into the session. Lots of people from several different countries are very likely to misunderstand/miscommunicate small details if all they have to go by is verbal agreement. They probably should have left it to a free for all when they found out that the rules hadn't been coded in. Bad planning and poor communication was the issue, I don't even blame any of the competitors.
@@psr2218 the problem was that the admins allowed them to add rules which was no walkie walkie on 15 by 15! the rules were simple, anything goes except breaking the main base and primitive weapons only it has been said many times by the twitch rivals stream yet apparently no one watches it, but lookie here the spanish breaking the rules just a few minutes into the live I saw it happen from the NA streamer's perspective you wouldn't be able to find the spanish streamer's perspective because behold they deleted the vods, now why would they delete the vods unless they have something to hide like BREAKING THE RULES DAY 1
All the NA streamers did was retaliate because the admins didn't stop the spanish streamers what were they doing? Probably busy on broadcast or sum because who knew there will be rule breaking Day 1 already they are meant to commentate not babysit but eh they are gamers what do you expect?
I watch Toast only for a reason man from the perspective of someone who has a single piece of braincell it was very VERY funny really
viewer: "typical american attitude"
Toast: "um sir im canadian"
5 min later
Toast: "WE AMERICANS LOVE OIL!!!!!!!!!!!"
are you so close minded to think that shouldn't be taken unironically? where as the "viewer" meant theirs intently to insult not to mention, illiberal.
@@s.swatari5456 dude its a jokeeee, are you so closed minded that you think that I'm mad?
@@FranciscoMartinez-vq6zh thinking you were mad would be an understatement, pointing out hypocrisy and not taking it ironically was what I thought was going on. my fault for being presumptuous.
@@s.swatari5456 lmfaooo what are you saying
Dude is either a troll or his brain is fried don’t worry about it.
So basically the no raiding rule, in a game almost entirely about raiding, caused huge drama and issues on both sides? What a surprise...
A person who understands :)
I only saw an issue on one side...The crybullies that played dirty then rage quit the second it was flipped. Admins coddled the crybullies and even forced NA team to give back the scrappy they stole back. They got so butthurt being outplayed with their own oopsie misinterpretations of the rules they rage quit then attacked the US like cl0wns 🤣😂
@@ftniceberg874 you're extremely biased, thats why you only see issues in one side. Both sides are in the wrong, at the end its the admins fault for having such a big event with no custom plugins or coding... which is really easy to do in rust servers btw...
@@vinhix If you honestly don't think the spanish side was at fault for basically the majority of the time. Then your blind as fuck.
@@vinhix i agree that both teams did dumb shit. But quitting the event before it end's? Like cmon how much of a sore looser can you be even 10year olds know that thats against the spirit of ANY game ever.
And also typing stuff like the r-word in the chat and the tweets from their leader????? Like you cant seriously say both sides did the same wrong here its like they acted ironically like a 7year old atleast i hope it was ironically.
First Taxi and QXC together is something i didn't know i needed him screaming go faster your driving was all time then at 1:03:58 it cutting to taxi was a perfect ending. Never played rust didnt care about it, but i see why people love the game this video was incredible. Top tier shout out to whoever edited this that must've been miserable to go through.
I'm at a loss here.. how are the Spanish speaking streamers complaining about that first raid, when they drove a chopper into your area and raided first. Then, that one dude spawned into your base somehow, stole shit, and then ran and bragged about it to his team... Once you break the rules or play dirty it's on!
Because they are bunch of cry baby's
They are specifically complaining about the base breaking in the raid, when the Spanish player robbed the na base, he literally walks to every chest, takes, and walks out. breaking nothing-- thats their point.
@@Sarah-ep1ny But they explicitly make their base out of twig so that if you don't have a 100% hit rate you'll obviously break their base and thus "break" the rules. What a pathetic move from the spanish team tbh.. They had boxes of stone that I can see several times in the video and yet they didn't use any of it to upgrade the base.
Streamers from spain are always very try hard. And also, I grew up in Spain for a while and then moved to my home country of Colombia. And the amount of swear words a Spanish person says per sentence is unbelievable, so I think they must think speaking like that is normal. I remember my classmates, from around 4 years old, would say adult swear words like it was nothing and I asked my parents what they meant and my parents were horrified to hear me say it and explained to me what they meant and I just never said them again. And I have never liked swearing and I'm pretty sure it's from that experience because I was shocked at just how many horrible words they say, just to tell you what they did yesterday
They drove the heli STRAIGHT into the base... That's a kami in ANY game...
I wish I was in the spanish twitch chats so I could simply comment "They are aimbotting" to watch 40 people install aimbot before the next battle
LMFAO
my favorite part was when they implemented 2 door deep rule and spoonkid could still go full deep💀
lol, *implements the 2 door deep rule*
NA team: okay lets just take the heli off the roof
SP team: nah we need more rules
gets more rules
NA team: still rocks their world
SP team: guess we aint playing if youre gonna win.
The following sums up the whole situation;
Spanish: Does something
English: Does the same thing
Spanish: "YOU CANT DO THAT! ADMIN!"
I feel so bad for toast, he seemed so bummed, as anyone should in this situation
You clearly see that this event was created to have fun and bring all people together, the money even thought is HUGE for most people they don't care..
So many times that Team toast was destroyed morally but instead of talking to the admins ,they made jokes about themselfs..
Its just kinda bummer that it ended this way because he could be a really good vibe and a event to do again
Spanish side was about winning for the prize. NA side just wanted the content.
@@deathnote5234 Man I am Spanish and Spanish streamer knew they had no chance, they were there because they got invited and thought it would be fun, most of them had no experience in the game, they wouldn't have surrendered if they cared about the money, but an event with money cannot be succesful if the boundaries of things you can and cannot do are unclear and not set by the game itself.
@@juampisito Ah, so the natural response following that is to accuse, throw temper tantrums, and rage quit. Communication was never an option. Got it.
@@juampisito The moment they killed everyone in their sleep they lost my respect. They talked about boundaries and one or two EN streamers breaking the vague rules but then when the rules were more solid they decided to purposely break them anyway. Really sore losers.
@@KamiKai They actually tried to communicate many times. I have seen both sides of the event (NA and Spanish) and there were many clips and stuff that wasn't shown (from both sides). When Spanish people tried to communicate some admins would just ignore them and NA streamers would shit on them. I still disagree with the fact that Spanish team all rage quit tho, that's just lame.
“Chat says they’re using pythons!” Without knowing if they actually used them makes me so happy they griefed so hard lol.
it's embarrassing how they listened to chat blindly and took what they said as fact. however hJune is indeed using a python revolver 43:27
@@s0ulsisterr This was after the spanish side complained to the admins about someone using a python in the oil rig raid just before so everyone started using pythons...
@@Skelyos i mean, if they didn't want them to craft/use more advanced guns etc they should have just coded it so that the use wouldn't be allowed even if the person got their hands on it. all lot of the issues were created because of poor organisation/management. but of course, just leaving a 100,000 tournament is never the answer.
@@s0ulsisterr Dunno the chronology of these clips, but both teams are using Pythons at 40:38.
@@m.r.r.2636 this whole event was honestly a shitshow of the spanish team complaining and then deciding to do the very things they complained about a minute ago 😅 hopefully both sides learn from their mistakes and, in the future, we can see an even better event with more content and no drama
Know I'm 6 months late but it seems you guys were out to have a good time, while the other team was looking for excuses. Have seen other vids on this tournament and Toast you did nothing wrong man!
Unfortunate but don't let this hiccup stop you from arranging something like this again bud!
"Rubi is saying that they told him-" and that's where she should've stopped talking. Literally no one heard a python yet Spanish team gets all pissy because "someone said that someone said someone they told them this"
Was there even a clip with a python in it or sound of one?
:clap: exactly my thought.
Glad the editor added that because wtf was that.. he said she said bs.
Someone on the Spanish side should have piped in and said if you aren't sure or don't have the clip of it ready don't bring that nonsense up especially at that point.
Like literally 80% of the server probably has a camera on their person. It would have been noticed eventually.
Anyone paying any attention to the Depp Heard trial would automatically thing "Objection, hearsay.."
@@henhen7890 my thoughts exactly LMAO. they made shit up to try to get an edge and then complained about it
@@henhen7890 i was gonna comment that lmaooo
"THEY BROKE EVERYTHING" Literally like 2 walls and a floor LOL. How do you shoot at someone standing behind twig and not expect for it to break..? They should have made a server setting so twig doesn't break or something like that.
They'd abuse twig not breaking If that happened. Theyd just built their base out of twig and made sure it was unraidable
@@armadyllcrown There is plenty you can do with a server's settings, they could have made the bases unbreakable until the raiding phase where its anything goes
@@adriannewman2936 i think the one of the early rules was twig walls cannot be broken by other teams which the Spanish team abused. it was hell of confusing so thats all i got
@@safwansya72 No, there was a no-raiding rule that the admins assumed both team could be trusted to follow. The thing is, it normally requires an active effort to destroy a base and it's not something that occurs by accident. But the Spanish streamers decided to abuse the rules and make their base out of twig, so they could whine about it when a stray bullet took it out. The Admins and the NA streamers intended to play by the spirt of the rules and so weren't expecting them not to have upgraded their base.
@@arandombard1197 lol then what i said is true... what do u mean no
That meeting was so awkward, I feel so bad for Toast. I understand tilt and such, but getting so angry over a big tournament game with basically no stakes apart from content and followers seems so silly. Like he said, if something bullshit happens, you kinda just have to be like 'damn, that's rust' and if someone does something blatantly against the rules then ping mods. Idk much about Rust, but if you built a twig base that breaks easily, surely you can't be surprised when people shooting at each other from both sides break it. It just makes the whole thing not fun because you can kind've see in Toast's face that he was worried that whenever the NA team did anything against the Spanish team, they would cause more issues about it.
Edit: Just got to the part where the Spanish team started using slurs and that is so bad, not to mention totally uncalled for. Dropping words like that and then playing the victim because you're losing? It baffles me how people can twist the truth when there's footage of everything.
they mad about the game but they take their tilt on everyone else
The base was made of twigs precisely because the rules said no one from the opposing team could touch it, so the material was somewhat irrelevant on the first day, that was the reason.
@@drk7313 “no one could touch it” it’s called there’s projectiles flying everywhere it’s bound to hit a twig.
@@Lurchstavo When you raid with the assumption that someone must eventually "accidently" break the twigs, there's not much difference. I'm always a fan of stretching the rules and pushing boundaries, but other people thinking that's foul play obviously comes along with it.
Yea it's sad. The fact that they attacked them for being foreigners.
"IM UP TO MY BALLS THAT THEY'RE ALWAYS OMEGALULING US" Bro I lost it right there.
"they broke everything in the house" ....90% of the base was intact, all your chests were intact, they didnt break any of the utility, what you lost was literally a door that they DIDNT even go through
100%.
I come from both communities and can confirm this is how most Spanish (LATAM/SP) communities are in most games. The environment in these communities are way more toxic and petty than the English-speaking communities. Furthermore, the cultural difference between English banter and Spanish banter is immense to the point it's hard to tell whether Spanish banter is even banter at all. This is when it's just "banter" too, when it's obvious toxicity then it is at an uncalled level that is more cringe than funny.
@@pokemon9573 Americans also have a really bad rep to the rest of the world. People shit talk Americans non stop. So they used it as an excuse to cry and be petty. They were essentially being racist and hateful towards a group of people. It’s just wrong to insult people by saying their origins and where they live. That’s a low blow. If toast would’ve said things towards Spain and it’s people it would be so much different.
they acted like 5 year olds 💀💀💀💀
They tried to 5head the rules. So fights is impossible if they make their base out of twig. Dev/organizers fault.
then they raided back, while they slept, and broke turrets and utilities intentionally AFTER creating rules to prevent it and being reimbursed for their minor losses
It was worth the history. We learned what to avoid for next time, so thank you toast for the risk!!
Risk? Nah man they were playing Rust
This is actually a simple fix, if I was the admin, I would create the two island base smaller and no resources like stone or trees spawn on the respective island so they are forced to actually leave their safe heaven. The rule is no stepping foot in the enemy island except for the last day. The banning of specific tier of weapon on the first day just brought confusion so any weapon is allowed. I would also ban the use of heli on the first day (but they can own a heli, they just aren't allowed to use it outside their island) so players would proactively search by teams. Also player are only allowed to enter in specific time, so everyone could take rest, to avoid griefing, and have energy for the next day.
Edit: Any player who violated the rules, like stepping foot on the island are banned for one hour.
@@griffionwyvrus9063 It's easy to come up with a simple fix like that after seeing this, but in reality the rules they had already set in place were fine. Some unsportsmanlike players just loopholed it.
Dont play Rust? Lol .
@@georgehernandez2156 I have 4K hours, I’m saying that since toast don’t play rust like we do.
25:14 the fact that their excuse of raiding first is justified because "its a lie! They dont have proof" is honestly just childish and ridiculous. Admins should have been clear about all things and what can be exceptions (i.e. the base being made out of twig being basically "unraidable" because that means you have to be 100% accurate at all times or risk "breaking the rules") But hopefully we get another big event like this with clear cut rules and more respect from both sides to hash things out rationally
Between twitch clips existing and their raid being literally as conspicuous as possible by crashing a helicopter into the base at full speed, I'd say there's plenty of proof personally 🤔
It's not the rules. It's that they were always looking to find exploits around the rules. They made their base of twigs just so people wouldn't raid it. They were asking for it.
From what I could tell the server was supposed to prevent damage to objects(buildings, chests, etc) in each team's square but they didn't expect people to use twig, because twig is supposed to be a building plan, to be able to plan properly you need to be able to destroy it, because there's no way to key it to be able to be destroyed by one team and not the other as far as I'm aware. So by trying to use as little resources as possible, the Spanish team decided to make their base fully out of twig, because it's indestructible right? Wrong. Hence the complaints about destroying the base, when it literally takes 2 gunshots.
I like how excited everyone got about Shroud showing up when Welyn held the front lines the whole time
As bad as I feel for most of the streamers involved, it's very funny that they essentially tried to make a mini war simulator and then it got a little too real. Misinfo, lies, sneaky moves, stealing, murder, and finger pointing.
And dont forget an admin body that tries to keep everyone happy but does piss all in enforcing it
The evolution of this event:
- Raiding drama;
- Degen gamblers taking 90% of the NA's scrap while half the Spanish side is still hung up on the the supposed rule breaking, 4 hours after it happened;
- Spanish side wants to quit but are, somehow, still trying to desperately win;
- Spanish side eventually quits and NA side goes full pepega.
So many plot twists. One could write a book with this.
I hope Toast finds the courage in him to do another rust twitch rivals. However, to save him the trouble of dealing with something anywhere similar to this, they should screen anyone wanting to participate on their ability to banter. Nobody likes people who take banter personally.
Just don't invite the spanish team ever. And event will be a success. I'm sure Argentina, México or Brazil will be much funny
I thought I commented on this video for a second
Xqc just gamble away an entire days worth of scrap
Yea. Lesson not to invite those spanish streamers to future event
@@Crisposhot I'd love to see a NA based spanish team , consisting of Mexico , Puerto Rico , Brazil , etc.
I could kind of understand the spanish a bit when they were in the base, misunderstanding and miscommunication. But any sympathy for them was gone when they raided and killed while people slept after specifically knowing that was against the rules.
Yeah... For a while there I was on their side, and then it just went to crap... It just started to be something like "a fan said one of them didn't like my shoes. My revenge? Well of course I have to burn down their house to get even."
Just stupid stuff that didn't even matter ruined it... Sad.
And on top of that, how did they manage to lose? LOL
@@Gin-chann it's because they kept leaving. One of the americans during the video even said they could have kept farming at the end when they went to sleep but they just left to go whine on twitter instead.
@@Gin-chann They simply can't be expected to miss their bed time...
@@bluefiremarkii ohhhhh... How dare they to complain even after getting their revenge
I just fucking love how at 1:03:21 when XqC says "who the fuck raised these SUCKAHS" with such a twang on it lmao i died of laughter. Awesome PvP in this tournament and huge props to all the Spanish players who actually participated hardcore and really put everything into it, shame that their comrades couldn't be as valiant!
THE WHOLE TWITCH RIVALS WAS ACTUALLY AMAZING, DRAMATIC BUT HILARIOUS
Tbh if there wasnt drama, i would have not watched any of the youtube news or anything on it.
@@hi_l2175 We would have missed you dearly.
@@hulkaiden6178 sure
@@hulkaiden6178 hes right though. Drama gets views.
It was hella toxic lol
During the drama Toast looked so sad! He was genuinely excited when the event began and wanted everyone to have fun. I agree that both sides were in the wrong partly for not making sure rules are strictly put in place. But the enemy team was so disrespectful and unfair to cut the event short when players were grinding hard and despite the drama, playing for fun. Throwing race into the mixture is even worse, saying "NA servers, NA admins" when it was a 3 day event? They just seemed salty about the loss and gave up. Nonetheless, it was entertaining and I hope Toast creates another event with some more light-hearted players to enjoy a good match.
Yeah, the mass leave was terrible. That said nobody wants to play a game you are doomed to lose and if you see crate events during 2am-8am and for the other side its 8pm-2am I can see why it could feel unfair. Also the whole "you should be there to make content"... If the events are at 2am-8am common man. Those are pretty harsh hours.
Think mixing teams was the easiest fix.
Remember the Among Us days when people were blasting Toast for not inviting them and ONLY invited friends, or people he knew and wanted to help create a stream career? This is why.
The problem is, as soon as ONE person gets upset, it upsets the whole lobby, and everyone in that lobby will get dissuaded in the future. That's why Toast only invited friends and people he knew to play.
@@duskfern9041
I didn't watch the entire event, but I think complaining about the time issue is legitimate and honestly, if I were on the NA team, being understanding, I would even help propose a more convenient time for both teams, or alternate the event times to the admins.
Complaining because you're losing just doesn't look very good. I think some of them forget that the entire stream is broadcasted and recorded. It's not a case of, you can scream out false accusations and then say, "I never said that" because when people, especially the audience, realises you're making false accusations on purpose, you're just going to seem like a little prick who cries when things don't go your way. We're in 2022, this is an internet event, you don't get away with that any more.
@@DanteLovesPizza there were events at same time for na and spain... when na was asleep there were events however na didn't go to sleep... many of them stayed online due to subathons etc
Yep pretty much sums it up
As a spanish native, that was pretty embarrassing. Lost a lot of respect for the spanish streaming community
well keep in mind that we only saw like 10 out of 40 of them, a lot of them were chill and had fun playing as i know and thats respectable
@@arthun8102 I saw the other 30,they were just as bad
@@crowblacken4523 ah then my bad, i was just assuming
@@arthun8102 assuming but acting on it like it was an fact you need some self reflecting
You'rejust farming ñikes
44:40 That whole helicopter sequence felt like an actual war battle with the way everything went down.
Ignoring what actually happened in-game, the issue here is that one team was there to create content, while the other team was not. Looking at it objectively, the goal of events like this is to create content. By quitting en-mass the moment things don't go their way, one team is essentially blackmailing the organisation. Then actually quitting before the end of the event is massively unprofessional. So objectively, it's not a case of 'mistakes on both sides', if you see the event as content creation rather than gaming. Which, as a professional (!) streamer, you should.
bur the content was not the only goal
The Spanish team should be blacklisted by twitch and not allowed to play any twitch rival tournaments ever again
@@monirrizaie4913 Dude, It's a Twitch's event what do you think they wanted more than content?
@@monirrizaie4913 Even if the goal was any of the following: A. Play a game B. Have fun C. Bring people together D. Be professional in your chosen profession, they failed to do any of those. What goal did they achieve, pray tell?
@@monirrizaie4913 I mean, no. Content really was the only goal.
Toast: having absolute war seiging the spanish base
XQC: Gambling
FeelsStrongMan NEVER CHANGED
13:30 Shroud being worshipped transitions to Scarra being chased by a wild boar is so freaking hilarious LMAO
42:30 Cold-blooded Ryan Higa 🤣
Honestly wasn't expecting this from Ryan...
I absolutely loved that Shroud spawning in was like the team researching their hero unit!