The Dishonest Downfall of Neace

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The tale of Neace is a person who built his business under false pretences. Delve into the rabbit hole of Neace's dark history in this full documentary on him, with emphasis on the years 2021-2023.
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An interview with Yasukeh was conducted when researching this video. Find his more in-depth videos over at (ordered in timeline):
• Debate Is Useless? Liv...
• Fake Credentials? Fal...
• NEVER About Skill. Alw...
• Yasukeh on NEACE's Cha...
Ninja v Neace drama:
• Ninja's Long Time Frie...
• NEACE WANTS YOU TO FOR...
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TIMESTAMPS
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00:00 - Intro
02:28 - The Tale of Neace
02:55 - Early Beginnings
06:54 - A Taste of Neace (Neace-Ninja drama)
10:03 - Early League Career
11:47 - Initial Criticisms
15:06 - The Drama Goes Way Back
22:34 - Bad Quality Coaching
29:06 - LS Neace Drama
35:05 - Invalid DMCA Strikes
38:26 - Fake Challenger Credentials
40:44 - Fake Challenger: October 16th & 20th Threads
48:32 - Burner Accounts & Other Allegations
58:13 - Personal Attacks
01:04:22 - Reactions to the Fake Challenger
01:05:34 - "The Neace Clique"
01:09:48 - Neace's Response
01:12:22 - The Defence of Neace: it's all illogical
01:19:19 - The Korean Arc
01:21:52 - More LS Neace Drama
01:26:21 - The April 2023 Thread: It's All Fake
01:28:39 - Neace Quits League
01:32:57 - The Tale of Neace: Deceit, dishonesty, deflection
01:36:30 - Will He Come Back?
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@louis-wz7vy
@louis-wz7vy 8 ай бұрын
as an iron player i really appreciate you advertising selling smurfs, that way i can practice with people that have literally no reason to be in my elo other than feeding their really unstable self worth 👍👍 edit: (guys relax, I'm not actually thinking that the games I lose are because of smurfs, nor do I encounter many/any; I just thought the concept of selling smurfs while talking about bad business practices was a bit funny)
@AceofArcadia
@AceofArcadia 8 ай бұрын
for real. can't take this whole video seriously because of that
@dreylegend3459
@dreylegend3459 8 ай бұрын
you said it bo same here, way to void a whole vid with one sentence
@resiliencevideos
@resiliencevideos 8 ай бұрын
ye I don't think smurf accounts end up in iron without someone inting 100 game on em first lmao
@josephhopkins2851
@josephhopkins2851 8 ай бұрын
yep dude seems like a real piece of work. questions the efficacy of neace's business yet openly advertises a service that ruins the game.
@ussshenzhou9027
@ussshenzhou9027 8 ай бұрын
ok neace
@Agonystt
@Agonystt 7 ай бұрын
Imagine calling Neace dishonest (which he literally IS), while advertising SMURF ACCOUNTS MADE BY BOTS in the video LMAO. The audacity.
@izee4814
@izee4814 7 ай бұрын
L take
@alext5497
@alext5497 7 ай бұрын
I'm half way through and haven't really gotten the dishonest part. Unless it's just that he probably faked challenger. Who cares
@Agonystt
@Agonystt 7 ай бұрын
@@alext5497 yeah, it's pretty much two things: calling himself challenger as fake ad and charging people the money without giving them the lesson properly
@alext5497
@alext5497 7 ай бұрын
@NekronSX thr money thing is nothing Niece is correct, assuming his schedule is full like he claims. I'd argue he should charge even more. But what do I know, I just own a business
@cupofjolt
@cupofjolt 7 ай бұрын
​@@alext5497 The money thing is nothing? It's $350 a pop for very substandard coaching. Down the chutes the money goes for a colossal waste of time. No meaningful improvement to most of the coached clients elo-wise as evidenced by their opggs. No, he should charge less, far less until the results prove otherwise.
@thetoasterarmy2483
@thetoasterarmy2483 6 ай бұрын
I don’t play LoL but do smurfs mean something different in this game? I can’t imaging someone calling someone else unethical/dishonest then proceeds to sell Smurf accounts. That is absolutely insane to me.
@bradsomers8816
@bradsomers8816 5 ай бұрын
well Smurf are just lower ranking accounts then your "main account" league doesn't have rule on them at all
@Fitzness1
@Fitzness1 4 ай бұрын
yeah its a whole pot calling the kettle black situation. The no life league community hates Neece bc he lied about an rank in a video to make money which literally anyone would do. not to mention him not being challenger is meaningless bc bro coaches iron and bronze players. From a purely objective persepective Neece did nothing out of the ordinary, but to ego no lives saying youre challenger when u arent is like a genuine sin.
@skyscraper908
@skyscraper908 4 ай бұрын
smurf is when someone really good plays on a really bad elo account and dumpsters everyone
@lemonscentedgames3641
@lemonscentedgames3641 3 ай бұрын
​​​@@Fitzness1its just odd in a game that has a ladder and everything is easily verifiable to lie as a public figure and double, triple, quadruple down. And charging people as a coach when youre lying about your rank would be like some dad claiming to have been in the MLB but really he was the bat boy, coaching and simultaneously pretending he was an MLB level player
@Fitzness1
@Fitzness1 3 ай бұрын
@@lemonscentedgames3641 thats a valid point. my main point tho is that yes hes lying, but if people rly cared they would stop buying. is it scummy sure, so stop paying for it. its the same for these idiot consumers who spend money on shit products and shitty games every year and then complain about it. dont hate the business man hate the customers.
@moosemilk9130
@moosemilk9130 8 ай бұрын
tyler1 had a solid take. i remember being trash at csgo but thinking i needed a coach. just watching myself play and watching others improved me drastically.
@volkan2097
@volkan2097 8 ай бұрын
beyond me that people genuinely want to improve at playing games
@moosemilk9130
@moosemilk9130 7 ай бұрын
i'm sure you can make a connection@@volkan2097
@viktorkrasowski3623
@viktorkrasowski3623 7 ай бұрын
@@volkan2097 I think wanting to improve in something that you have a passion for is the most normal thing ever, especially if it is in a competitive setting. Even if you never get anything in return for it. And you can apply that logic to any hobby there is. Most brains are simply hardwired to become better and it's easier to get better at something you like.
@volkan2097
@volkan2097 7 ай бұрын
@@viktorkrasowski3623 there are things you do at a certain age Everyone whos main hobby is gaming past the age of 30 is a loser
@westerxxx9220
@westerxxx9220 7 ай бұрын
@@viktorkrasowski3623 I think he meant that there are more useful thing in life to improve.
@MuRiL0PB
@MuRiL0PB 8 ай бұрын
Video starts with an AD for smurf accounts. What a moment to watch a video criticizing someone and at the same time being supported by companies that sell smurf accounts
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
this is a semi-docu not a critical review.
@Andre_7771
@Andre_7771 8 ай бұрын
​@@hazmat1stop advertising buying smurf accounts
@nick-ut7kx
@nick-ut7kx 8 ай бұрын
⁠@@hazmat1it’s an incredibly critical review. i don’t care for neace but having watched this video, it’s clear that neace is supposed to be seen as the toxic scammer taking advantage of people who probably shouldn’t spend $350 on coaching
@evanr5871
@evanr5871 8 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1i didn’t care about the ad. no idea why people are shitting themselves over it
@lucaxtshotting2378
@lucaxtshotting2378 8 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 u see the irony of this reply?
@Mordikay211
@Mordikay211 7 ай бұрын
Calling someone fake while openly breaking ToS and selling smurf accounts. The hypocrisy! Why anyone would ever pay for coaching or buy an account is beyond me.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 7 ай бұрын
What's hypocritic about it?
@Mordikay211
@Mordikay211 7 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 Dude you're making a video about scummy behavior while openly selling illegal smurf accounts. You are both contributing to making the game worse. The lack of self awareness. Unreal.
@Yasukeh
@Yasukeh 7 ай бұрын
Being against Riot ToS doesn't make it illegal. @@Mordikay211
@shibadoge5960
@shibadoge5960 6 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 The Dishonest Downfall of Hazmat
@sethbehrends3745
@sethbehrends3745 6 ай бұрын
Buying a lvl 30 account for $5 instead of spending many hours lvling an account yourself is worth it to some people. Also most bots play AI games so not really sure you're using the word hypocrisy correctly. @hazmat1 am i missing something here?
@Scaleo3
@Scaleo3 5 ай бұрын
"show me support by buying a smurf with my link" aaaaaaand I ain't watching it, all it took was that sentence.
@ratibena8297
@ratibena8297 3 ай бұрын
Who asked?
@Scaleo3
@Scaleo3 3 ай бұрын
@@ratibena8297 Wow you really cared, I'm honored. It's been 2 months since I wrote that and now you reply, you must really think I'm cool. Maybe at some point in life you'll grow up and lose all of that edgelord attitude and you can be cool just like me.
@ratibena8297
@ratibena8297 3 ай бұрын
I'm not reading all of that bro 💀
@danielseaburg9763
@danielseaburg9763 2 ай бұрын
@@Scaleo3 nothing wrong with buying a smurf account mate. Some people that wanna smurf cba to grind a fresh account. Yet you think you have the moral highground.....lmao, smurfs aren't illegal you utter melt.
@MartairEPIC
@MartairEPIC 7 ай бұрын
thank you for advertising smurfs, getting friends into league was honestly too easy with all the already existing smurfs stomping them every single game, finally it can be a bit more challenging
@poppetx
@poppetx 6 ай бұрын
surely you can carry and coach them, no? or are you just venting about how you're personally stuck silver and blame it all on everyone smurfing in every single game even though I would need to physically try to int to be stuck there
@Wolfboy607
@Wolfboy607 6 ай бұрын
@@poppetx I just had a friend bounce off league for this. I'm only plat, I tried to coach his fundamentals and stuff, but he didn't have a gaming background and so at the same time he was learning league, he was learning how to even use a mouse and keyboard. Looking down to find his buttons and shit. Hit 30, placed iron 3, and gave up after maybe 10 more games.
@maxdavidtaylor3518
@maxdavidtaylor3518 5 ай бұрын
Smurfs are a huge problem for new players. Sad to see
@Lucas-po6mn
@Lucas-po6mn 5 ай бұрын
@@poppetxthat's not his point though, any new player in league will not enjoy playing the game because they get stomped 3/4 games by smurfs, especially the first levels, its impossible to get someone to try league and not have them get stomped 20x times before they can even queue ranked, wether they get carried or not, they aren't having a good time, and alot of early lol games is mostly just trying to figure what your champ and what other champs can do, which can't be coached
@Kitamanjaro
@Kitamanjaro 5 ай бұрын
​@@poppetx You just invented a rank for this person and patronized them for being in it, totally unprovoked, on a random youtube video. Least unhinged league enjoyer btw. For real tho, no one cares what your rank is buddy, but that attitude could get on some peoples nerves so maybe work on yourself instead of your cs/min next time
@typdingens6041
@typdingens6041 8 ай бұрын
Advertising for Smurfs is so cringe
@jakegray5730
@jakegray5730 8 ай бұрын
Honestly like bro why
@holake4456
@holake4456 8 ай бұрын
Almost made me quit the video
@swiftwop73
@swiftwop73 8 ай бұрын
Immediate -100 social credit
@revyrev28
@revyrev28 8 ай бұрын
No one cares.
@an_Hylian
@an_Hylian 8 ай бұрын
Why? Iron to dia is so mixed and inflated nowadays that it doesn't matter.
@tyborg314
@tyborg314 2 ай бұрын
I dont even play league of legends and I think it's absolutely brain dead to take on a smurf sponsor in a video about dishonestly in league. I mean the lack of awareness here is absolutely remarkable, honestly mind boggling
@jacobbaker2112
@jacobbaker2112 2 ай бұрын
He is dishonest "Go ahead and buy smurf accounts to beat up new players" lmaoooooo bruh wild.
@mcmneace
@mcmneace 6 күн бұрын
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@jsingh98
@jsingh98 2 ай бұрын
idk, for me personally, here are the facts: He got challenger in LAN he was datamined in NA, and got to GM and was around 40 lp away from challenger playing TWISTED FATE while being in a weak state he got masters in Korea recently. He was one of the only players along with trick2g who taught low elo people league while every other streamer (funny enough, most the people flaming Neace such as LS, I Will Dominate, Tarzaned fall under this category) were extremely elitist and barely made ANY free content or paid content for the average joe while roasting them at any given point. I personally think Neace is qualified to coach diamond and below players.... and the price, I think it's justified considering he has THE MOST FREE CONTENT for low elo coaching out of anyone i know (100s if not 1000s of FREE videos) and he was doing it before anyone else wanted to do it. I would say just watch his free shit, and don't be mad at him, be mad at the idiots paying 100s of dollars for content they can learn for free on HIS channel. I got to masters+ learning from Neace and Trick2g and honestly i remember how nasty everyone in "high elo" attitude was for these players through out the years, calling them dog shit and bad at the game etc etc. But Neace video on mental apm, his lightning fast commentary, as well as trick2gs bronze sub wars, and My Way video series, really upped my game, to the point where even diamond and masters players feel like a dog walk.
@nothingisitchingme5874
@nothingisitchingme5874 29 күн бұрын
The fact you compare these 2 is insane, quantity doesnt equal quality and just cause its allowed doesnt make it morally right 😂
@jsingh98
@jsingh98 28 күн бұрын
If he helped the average joe during a time where no one else wanted to. And became the top number 1 coach, wouldnt you say hes earned the right to charge the highest price as opposed to anyone else? Its literally bad business otherwise. The man was being booked out the ass, and you want him to not increase the prices why? Because its not a price YOU agree with? Dont be such a child, this is simple business. You dont need to pay to get value from neace, most of his content is free so your argument is mute... ​@@nothingisitchingme5874
@ByzantineRefugee
@ByzantineRefugee 8 ай бұрын
I think he could have easily avoided most of the hate from the community by not being an arrogant piece of shit in his responses, honestly. People would have lost interest and he could've continued doing whatever
@asokta
@asokta 8 ай бұрын
I also think Neace would have likely come out on top of all this drama if he wasn't so unlikable.
@Digger-Nick
@Digger-Nick 8 ай бұрын
@@asokta Unlikeable how? So much jealousy going on it's sad
@ruily276
@ruily276 8 ай бұрын
@@Digger-Nick I do love a coach that can short-circuit at a client at any moment for not listening to your calls. That's like getting yelled at during your work.
@Digger-Nick
@Digger-Nick 8 ай бұрын
@@ruily276 How? Your boss is telling you exactly what to do and how to do it, you refuse to follow instructions and then get mad at them? NIce logic
@BrickedPC
@BrickedPC 8 ай бұрын
@@Digger-Nick More like your boss whispered a command to you from the 21st floor of the company building while you were working on the 5th floor and got mad at you for not following his commands. But go off surely neace will notice you... unless you are neace? Wouldn't surprise me at this point.
@Infotin4uK
@Infotin4uK 8 ай бұрын
neace: complains about being target hated also neace: creates literal burner accounts to target hate other creators or anyone who disagrees with him and praise himself 🙂
@ShadowfoxAut
@ShadowfoxAut 8 ай бұрын
he even said he sold his account to a chinese dude. riot could just ban him and every acc he streams with and flag his content for promoting account-trading xD
@My13101994
@My13101994 8 ай бұрын
@@ShadowfoxAut that shit also makes no sense, if you only make challenger as proof of concept you keep the account to have a shorter climb the next season
@ANUBASS
@ANUBASS 8 ай бұрын
typical narcissistic delusional fake it til u make it vibes, 90% of popular people in the media and online fall into this category of dumb full of shit idiots who soak up their own bs they actually start to believe it, literally no self awareness, respect or morals just bottom feeding snake scum who will do anything for a buck or clout
@sonnenblume4
@sonnenblume4 8 ай бұрын
not really, since riot knows that all streamers use smurfs, which is by design account trading too. And they let it happen.@@ShadowfoxAut
@Altimit1417
@Altimit1417 8 ай бұрын
@Donabe7-im5cs lots of Chinese people move to America for a short stint ie university or work. So your argument makes sense to some extent but for people who doesn't live in their parents basement and have IRL success don't have time to grind to lvl30 with bots and newbie. So they need their fix of gaming addiction. Buying accounts is the way to do it. I don't condone the practice or giving in to the addiction, but people with money tends to do what they want and get away with it.
@F.M671
@F.M671 8 ай бұрын
Makes a video about a fishy coach Also advertises smurf accounts Maaaan I mean come on. This is above and beyond just pure balls "Im here to make money" move XD
@ricobarth
@ricobarth 8 ай бұрын
The only thing to admire here is the chutzpah.
@tobyking7475
@tobyking7475 8 ай бұрын
League needed this kinda long form community content, keep it up man 👍👍
@mrbeefal0
@mrbeefal0 8 ай бұрын
Can't believe Yasukeh put so much time and effort in to make this vid, what a chad.
@jamarmccarthy9182
@jamarmccarthy9182 5 ай бұрын
Bro said kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rpmKaJiqycXKooU.htmlsi=RiBFjJCdoTjCt_fo
@WisdomInternalized
@WisdomInternalized 8 ай бұрын
Keep bringing us content man. Great job.
@Dragztdk
@Dragztdk 8 ай бұрын
great video had no clue this was going on but i agree with Tyler if you spend money on coaching on any game and you are low elo you get what's coming to ya.
@Wolfboy607
@Wolfboy607 6 ай бұрын
Meh, Tyler is a gaming mastermind, but his opinions on low elo coaching aren't relevent, he hasn't been low elo in over a decade. $350 is clearly scammy, but paying a master $20-50 for his time to help you do vod reviews seems like a totally different experience than what Neace provides. I think coaching can rightfully exist, especially as league matures and the average skill level continues to go up over time. Would you say the same about a teenager who looks for a sports or music coach? "lol they'll get what's coming to them" sounds fucking insane in context.
@Mason-kd2zr
@Mason-kd2zr 8 ай бұрын
Tyler1 has played League so addictively, that he remembers practically every player and username he has come across in his multiple challenger climbs (so he can blame them for his losses and losers queues later of course.) The fact that he has no clue who NEACE is, is due to the fact that NEACE has never been at Tyler1's elo.
@jacobmorris3295
@jacobmorris3295 8 ай бұрын
Bro, I have never even played with NEACE... Most of his accounts are near D2-D4. He's not a "Challenger player" like he branded. He just knew that branding as a less than Challenger coach would affect his client acquisition.
@xmorose
@xmorose 8 ай бұрын
@@jacobmorris3295 did you watch the video
@Mason-kd2zr
@Mason-kd2zr 8 ай бұрын
@@jacobmorris3295 I know a Jacob Morris. Do you live in Ohio?
@lindus9201
@lindus9201 8 ай бұрын
@@jacobmorris3295 I mean he actually was challenger in LAN so the challenger thing is true and he even made it to korean masters this year too. He is pretty good
@Yasukeh
@Yasukeh 8 ай бұрын
He explicitly claimed multi role, multi season NA challenger, and also claimed that he never bragged about LAN challenger. @@lindus9201
@rkjj.
@rkjj. 8 ай бұрын
lost it at "no she didn't she fucking died after your coaching, she couldn't afford food"
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
She is in our thoughts
@ANUBASS
@ANUBASS 8 ай бұрын
bro shit had me weak. best part handsdown lol
@hussainali1340
@hussainali1340 8 ай бұрын
Deserved, if willing to pay $300 for a coaching session in a garbage *FREE to play* game and an even more garbage fraud "coach" like Neace.
@sneikki446
@sneikki446 8 ай бұрын
good video! best part was you drawing graphs in paint :DD
@SorrowHead
@SorrowHead 9 ай бұрын
What do you mean he's dishonest? Didn't you saw his challenger backpack???? Do you have a backpack? Don't think so. 😎 edit:wtf i'm in the video lol
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 9 ай бұрын
Ah fuck man my bad
@digi7420
@digi7420 8 ай бұрын
What colour is your challenger backpack?
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
@@digi7420 my Bugatti is yellow
@lssjvegeta7103
@lssjvegeta7103 8 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 my prison cell is grey
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
sounds like premium treatment @@lssjvegeta7103
@RikerLovesWorf
@RikerLovesWorf 8 ай бұрын
the tldr is: He photoshopped a challenger screenshot, then refused to admit it. That's it. The end.
@hiiambarney4489
@hiiambarney4489 2 ай бұрын
Well he advertised being a multi-role Challenger Coach then proceeded to absolutely rip off iron - gold level players which he could've VERY easily offset/outsourced, which is THE business move to take if you "suffer from success" like he did. Amongst that he is a lolcow. That's it.
@johnhalliday5420
@johnhalliday5420 2 ай бұрын
@@hiiambarney4489 he was outsourcing. he had partnered with many other high elo players that did coaches. He advertised them frequently and even tried getting people to be coached by them, even showing them off in some videos by having them coach him and yet he was still overbooked.
@Decay611
@Decay611 8 ай бұрын
I like that the Jaymo arc really brought neace and tarzaned together. That was the best league content there ever was
@RancorousSea
@RancorousSea 7 ай бұрын
I just watched that entire thing, it's the most league content I have watched at once since like 2015.
@benjismith2549
@benjismith2549 7 ай бұрын
Smurf advertisements? Cringe.
@remiproust
@remiproust 8 ай бұрын
Sponsored by a website that sells smurfs ? Man I'm no fan of Neace but that's a pretty shity sponsor to have for League content wtf...
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
Not a sponsor, but an affiliate. Besides, account sellers is pretty rampant within the community
@tacocatpoopracecarpooptacocat
@tacocatpoopracecarpooptacocat 6 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1dude youre using the same “common practice” argument that neace does in this video lol
@TheInspectionist
@TheInspectionist 8 ай бұрын
literally 'you wouldnt know my girlfriend she goes to a different school' energy with these challenger claims
@danielseaburg9763
@danielseaburg9763 2 ай бұрын
As much as i despise Niece, he was literally one of, if not, THE rank 1 GP back in the day. I've been around since day 1. He was unironically challenger and again, arguably the best GP in NA, if not the world. As much as i hate to admit it.... But - WAS. not is. And was, YEARS ago.
@kingjulien1921
@kingjulien1921 6 ай бұрын
Ive always felt super uncomfortable watching him scream at the top of his lungs at some iron player making a single choice of them own and he didnt get his, often actually very stupid way. Such an ego maniac
@ProdEssJay
@ProdEssJay 8 ай бұрын
I never understood people paying for the coaching "let me spend 350$ to get yelled at on a dying youtube channel."
@w0uffv379
@w0uffv379 5 ай бұрын
300$ for private coaching, 200$ for live coaching. You learn way faster and better if your coach is talking in a military way (exept if you dont truly want to learn/improve). His way of coaching is like the most efficiency way of doing it. Just what he is saying is pure bs.
@lemonscentedgames3641
@lemonscentedgames3641 3 ай бұрын
Everyone learns different man. Getting barked at is probably one of the worst ways to teach people and foster student-teacher respect​@@w0uffv379
@benjaminarias4467
@benjaminarias4467 8 ай бұрын
Faked or not his vids got me from silver to diamond.
@pmbboc
@pmbboc 2 ай бұрын
Ya NEACE is super helpful
@user-ot1dg9uz7j
@user-ot1dg9uz7j 2 ай бұрын
this. i went from gold to diamond 1, implementing advice from his coaching vids
@Alexander-zm9jd
@Alexander-zm9jd 2 ай бұрын
Yeah, just the fact that people want to drag him down shows the toxicity of the community. Results from his advice/coaching speaks more.
@Bleyk01
@Bleyk01 8 ай бұрын
Havent sat and watched an over 1 hour documentary on a league topic in years. Extremely well put together.
@FemboysnDarksouls
@FemboysnDarksouls 8 ай бұрын
Bro I just got into league. Neace was like the only youtuber I found both entertaining and Informative (mostly watching his coaching videos). Why am I already bieng ganked by drama lmao
@mementomori1174
@mementomori1174 8 ай бұрын
I encourage you to find better, there's many other influencers to try out that are less scammy.
@GodsDissapointment
@GodsDissapointment 8 ай бұрын
​@vickiraytivegames1040 you make it sound as if he waited to make this video once Neace left which isn't the case. Also Neace wouldn't address all the valid point in this vid he would just say he's mad he's not as rich as him.
@Elementxchaos
@Elementxchaos 8 ай бұрын
@@vickiraytivegames1040 the maker of this video is a nobody anyways lmao.
@Roach2137
@Roach2137 8 ай бұрын
is that you neace?@@vickiraytivegames1040
@pinnacull
@pinnacull 8 ай бұрын
@@vickiraytivegames1040 It actually was kinda deep. When people lie nonstop it is important to point it out so it doesn't continue to happen. If you don't care about the drama that's fine, but don't act like this situation doesn't at least need to be talked about.
@KennithBcringe
@KennithBcringe 8 ай бұрын
congratz on this vid popping off.
@odyseeone
@odyseeone 6 ай бұрын
The most important thing is not whether your rank is chall, GM, or even just master (That's just ego flexing), they're all good enough rank to provide value to low elo players. The truly MOST important component that measures your worth as a teacher is the progression of your students. If a person is a challenger player that doesn't make him a good coach it only gets him a good start, if his students make zero progress after his coaching tips then he's a bad coach. If a person is a master player and coaches students to 1-2 or more ranks above where they currently are, then that master player is a WAY better coach than the challenger player and deserves more credit for it.
@user-cr2qy8th4j
@user-cr2qy8th4j 9 ай бұрын
Great video bro! Really enjoyed hour and a half of the video. Hoping for this video to blow up!
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 9 ай бұрын
Wow thanks for watching, thought 1h+ vid would discourage people from watching
@user-cr2qy8th4j
@user-cr2qy8th4j 9 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 Yeah, but your video is really entertaining because of evidence and work you put into this video, so anyone with normal attention span that is not ruined by tiktok should watch this easily. Great content and keep uploading!
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 9 ай бұрын
hahahaha, thanks man @@user-cr2qy8th4j
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 9 ай бұрын
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@DawidSoltysik
@DawidSoltysik 8 ай бұрын
Making documentary with personal opinions about false advertising drama from bygone era. Then advertising smurfs accounts in both pinned comment and description witch is against Riot ToU "Account trading is an illegal practice in which everyone loses, both the buyer and the seller. The reason is simple: since it goes against our Terms of Use, and threatens the entire community, the account is eventually suspended." Looking for clout and riding dead hourse while breaking Riot ToU, wtf? League community is toxic af, every1 who has some kind of succes has to be destroyed and belittled (LS, VaigarV2, Thoorin, RL and list go on). I wonder what are your credentials to do coaching tier list?
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
Tierlist are clickbait content and dumb, I mean after all it basically *you* sorting things into an arbitrary hierarchy of preference. It's subjective and people have different opinions regarding that. Most events in League are undocumented to the length I go to, and people may have opinions on certain topics that aren't fully informed. My videos serves as an information piece that people can go to when debating or discussing public figures in the League scene. People are making content off on eachother in every corner of KZfaq & other platforms. But it matters how you do it, and I feel like I at least provide some sort of value in my content. I'm glad you decided to criticise and ad-hominem me instead of criticising anything else on the video, sounds like I did an adequate job @@DawidSoltysik
@jdogsful
@jdogsful 8 ай бұрын
its funny how perception is everything. even after watching this smear piece, he just seems like a regular person to me. tarzanned seemed more full of shit than neace.
@DawidSoltysik
@DawidSoltysik 8 ай бұрын
I did criticise video and your aproach to making "documentary" where you insert your opinion in every topic. It's clickbait hit peace against someone who propably will not comment cuz he is out of public life atm. And tbh what do you expect when you position yourself on moral high ground while taking money from servises that break Riot ToU and are illegal? And it's true. I don't see much hit peaces to the length you go to. Give me some unopinionated meterial without 5 min ending smeering guy who is out of public that he should lick boots and appologize till you are happy.@@hazmat1
@RobertFierce
@RobertFierce 8 ай бұрын
Sending your affiliate links to riot customer support as I'm typing this. Let's see if you learn how fraud works.
@MagicalMidgetPete
@MagicalMidgetPete 8 ай бұрын
I actively gasped when yasukeh hit him with the “military vet would understand the concept of stolen valor”
@HollowGrey
@HollowGrey 5 ай бұрын
I love an unbiased documentary piece about internet drama. Nice!
@1v9gg
@1v9gg 9 ай бұрын
The amount of work and research you put on every video is crazy 👏👏
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 9 ай бұрын
?wtf 1v9 commented holy
@Mattefs
@Mattefs 8 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1agree, make a documentary on how Riot kassadin steals everyones memes
@yibberrino3002
@yibberrino3002 8 ай бұрын
the amount of work and research neace put on his fake challenger screenshot is crazy
@theoforestier8766
@theoforestier8766 8 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 Your cringe sponsor commented? Who would have guessed? Holy? Wtf? 😐
@buneter
@buneter 7 ай бұрын
People aren’t financially responsible is most of the arguments. How is it my problem if people aren’t responsible with their money?
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 7 ай бұрын
You don't have an obligation to do anything about it even though it may be immoral to take their money if you know they will die of starvation or whatever. The real, critical arguments here was not about financial responsibility but more about false advertisement and financial fraud
@coje7412
@coje7412 3 ай бұрын
You could use this argument to support literal snake oil salesmen.
@intfamous4001
@intfamous4001 7 ай бұрын
the LS rant while walking on the treadmill with the Lemmino Cipher music is hilarious asf
@IJH-Music
@IJH-Music 6 ай бұрын
Hamzat you rock!
@TiredOfY
@TiredOfY 8 ай бұрын
I just wonder...who actually gives 2 craps? I've seen his coaching videos..although I would never pay for coaching in general he actually puts effort into his videos...if people are willing to pay for it...great for him while others like yourself are making hour and a half videos and spending probably dozens of hours editing this to literally talk BS about him... he spent those dozens of hours making money... keep on wasting time...I just love the drama xD
@nobody-pc4lf
@nobody-pc4lf 8 ай бұрын
yeah bunch of b itches
@jareddodd5291
@jareddodd5291 8 ай бұрын
Supports the selling of smurf accounts while simultaneously calling out someone for shady business practices. Zero integrity found here.
@EdWuncler3rd
@EdWuncler3rd 8 ай бұрын
youtubers love to hold everyone but themselves accountable, don't they?
@th3dool
@th3dool 8 ай бұрын
You just gave me my next video idea. I wanna make a parody of Neace's coaching, I just need to find a friend to play the client.
@BRuh-pj8si
@BRuh-pj8si 8 ай бұрын
i didnt expect to see a SRAS graph on a league video
@xRichieeex
@xRichieeex 8 ай бұрын
Neace has a ton of free content that really helped me improve at the game a lot, I can't really knock his coaching, Cause the skepticism I had was like. "oh yeah? I bet he can't do it in a live game" and he did most of his coaching in a live game. Even if the client didn't win that particular game, I still feel like I always got a good lesson out of it, Or an idea to think about. I guess some people felt like they really wanted to take that extra step to get better, And paid for coaching. I don't see it from being any different than being a personal trainer or paying for piano lessons. While I didn't always agree with his wannabe gordon ramsey attitude. I also understood the reasoning behind being abrasive to paying customers and trying to hold them accountable, And lets be honest. The content wouldn't have been as successful if he wasn't like that . I watched a lot of coaching videos and guides before neace and I feel like those didn't quite click with me like neaces approach did.
@CtrolokDoncov
@CtrolokDoncov 8 ай бұрын
true. Before his live coaching became the main source of his content, i remember watching him back in like 2016/2017 (the first korea trip i think?). There was some really good content coming from him even back then, especially considering the major league youtubers were putting out 10 min edited highlighted vids of a single game (qtpie, anniebot, dyrus, nightblue, etc). For example he made a few videos which he titled "lightning fast commentaries", which were essentially just a live gameplay where he'd vocalize all the gameplay thoughts as they happened. This isn't a revolutionary idea, but no one else did it, and to be fair it was really useful as far as coaching content went. Additionally all these videos were free. I can think of a few more examples (he played around with eye-tracking software). All this just shows his willingness to experiment with ideas for educational content. I don't really care too much about the drama, anyone with half a brain should be able to see through/navigate the bullshit on their own. As far as educational content creators go in the league scene, he definitely has always been up there/at the top (and it's always been on youtube for free).
@konaqua122
@konaqua122 8 ай бұрын
One big problem about people I see critcizing him is that his coaching videos are mostly basics. But a lot fail to understand that the clients in those videos are mostly silver and below. If we put it in real life scenario, if Neace is a head chef training a 1st year student from cullinary school, he would be teaching them how to do the meat temperatures properly and repeatedly until it becomes second nature. Now, here comes the food critics saying, "Huh, a head chef who only teach how to fry meat? Even my mother knows how to fry meat." If I were to coach someone, I would install the basics first. Once you master the basics, that's when wave management, different strategies, timing, and other advanced stuff goes. Even if you teach a newbie the cheater recall, they would still get behind because they cannot consistently track jungler and poor warding dying from the most obvious ganks. I hope anyone get my point.
@m1st662
@m1st662 9 ай бұрын
Man this is such a well put together dissection, you seriously deserve more for this journalism. Well done.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 9 ай бұрын
I appreciate this comment, inspires me to do more :)
@ShadowfoxAut
@ShadowfoxAut 8 ай бұрын
dont promote smurf accs and alt acc trading. It just ruins your rep @@hazmat1
@takeagander7386
@takeagander7386 8 ай бұрын
Exactly the words I had. I never liked NEACE cuz I susupected he was never challenger from tarzaned, but I didnt know the full story like this.
@Dernekification
@Dernekification 8 ай бұрын
Barely literate kid spam compiling garbage washed streamers say is journalism? kekL
@Raumplestomp
@Raumplestomp 8 ай бұрын
Gamer journalism is interesting
@endless2786
@endless2786 8 ай бұрын
amazing video love ur content
@G0Crazy1
@G0Crazy1 6 ай бұрын
shilling smurfs that ruin the game while talking down on someone else ruins your validity 100%. you cant get mad at someone for being dishonest when you do the same things
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 6 ай бұрын
Selling league accounts isn't dishonest when you don't personally care about it. It's subjective moralism
@G0Crazy1
@G0Crazy1 6 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1 not true at all not even close! smurfing is 100% bad for the game idk why u could even argue that
@anansi6344
@anansi6344 8 ай бұрын
I know it's been 2 weeks but just a light request if you could lower the volume on the music in the background, it'd be much appreciated. great breakdown!
@user-br6ph9hd5i
@user-br6ph9hd5i 8 ай бұрын
hazmat keep it up man me personally i love the vids im sure alot of other people do too. I hope u make it as a big youtuber and chase ur dreams. Keep the work
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
@firefox6285
@firefox6285 8 ай бұрын
Interesting and well researched vid. I have mixed feelings about League content creators though that offer sales on smurf accounts.... I think this is bad for the game.
@worldwaide
@worldwaide 7 ай бұрын
Me: *sees title and thumbnail* Also me: “oooooooo~ooooooohh”
@lol-gameplay7290
@lol-gameplay7290 7 ай бұрын
Hey there, great video! I just have one little thing I would think would be an improvement. I sometimes found it kind of hard to see where exactly we where on the timeline. That wasn't much a problem at the start, but it did get quite confusing sometimes during the "fake challenger" debate. So maybe some clear marks stating years or months would be a good addition ^^
@leotang2970
@leotang2970 8 ай бұрын
I watched a lot of Neace videos. Because of them, I was able to get out of Bronze for the first time after 8 years of playing League. And then I finally reached gold and started having more fun with the game. You can say what you will about him, but he made it easy for me to understand and apply concepts. And I, for one, am thankful for his content.
@User556q
@User556q 7 ай бұрын
i hope you are joking
@wastelander4776
@wastelander4776 7 ай бұрын
it's okay.. we know its hard to admit you have been taken for a ride, but it is over now.
@macmccloud8171
@macmccloud8171 5 ай бұрын
same brother, all the ADD challenger guys don't ever speak to the basics. He helped me with the meta game and map control, and understanding the concept of always staying busy.
@williedobbs6908
@williedobbs6908 3 ай бұрын
Hey man I’m a challenger adc and I’ll do it for half off 😂
@macmccloud8171
@macmccloud8171 3 ай бұрын
@@williedobbs6908 I don't have the skills man, I'm a garden player I think neace was my ceeling I don't hand eye coordination
@AmberSweetPea
@AmberSweetPea 8 ай бұрын
This was really interesting to watch. When I first saw the video I figured I wouldn't watch it in full, however I got so into it, grabbed my nail stuff, and decided to finish my halloween nail set while watching the video!!! haha Anywho, I found neace only a few months ago even though I've been playing League for like 5 years. One of his coaching vids popped up on my homepage. I thought he was funny and the session was interesting so I followed him. I had no idea he had this kind of history, and after watching everything I see a guy who ruined a good friendship with someone who probably would have and could have seriously helped him along the way (Ninja), tanked his rep, and made himself look way worse online than he probably really is, all because of ego and shame. The way he responded to so many people, the way he created burner accounts and lied and got so defensive, that all just shows someone who is insecure, embarrassed, and unhappy. I honestly felt bad for him in a way when you were showing how he kept trying to reach out to LS, just because it was so obvious he was so desperate to be liked in the scene by guys above him. I am totally not a Ninja fan, but for the first time in my life i'm going to defend the man because what he said about Neace during the Fortnite stream was so minor.....yet the response from Neace was soooooo out of proportion. That spoke volumes, and showed that Neace has a complex and a lot of insecurities around/about himself, and that's why he always has to respond, that's why he has 4598456840596 burner accounts to falsely boost his ego, and that's also why he'll never be able to take chill genuine feedback.....he's so insecure that he will take anything other than pure admiration, as a full fledge attack. It's honestly sad, and I have no hate for the dude, I hope he works on nis mental health and makes it through his divorce.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
thanks for your reflections, very insightful to read ^^
@artsyMoonie
@artsyMoonie 7 ай бұрын
this is narcissism in a nutshell
@lindus9201
@lindus9201 2 ай бұрын
The video forgets to mention that Neace coached Ninja in lol like a year ago. So it seems like they are friends again, otherwise I doubt Ninja would want Neace to coach him. This video seems pretty biased against Neace imo. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mLxka66ep9m7d6M.html
@philourawr6637
@philourawr6637 4 ай бұрын
really well done documentary, sucks that the ad makes it less believable to some ppl, just checked neace s tweets and i was flabbergasted, what goes inside his mind to tweet these things and think "ye thats gon be good for my public image"
@artourospoi5170
@artourospoi5170 8 ай бұрын
bro the music you have as bacground all the time makes me crazyyyyy
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
is it bad?
@tbone9474
@tbone9474 8 ай бұрын
What I dislike about his character, is that he uses his "veteran" status every chance he gets. I'm also ex military, and know how many times I've used that to defend my character? zero times. Most of my old mates don't need validation of their actions to boost their egos. Neace obviously is of the other camp.
@ricobarth
@ricobarth 8 ай бұрын
He was literally in Korea because his wife is in the Navy, you idiot. He was living a military life.
@speedypete428
@speedypete428 8 ай бұрын
Great video, clear you put a lot of time into this!
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
thanks!
@JavierPwns
@JavierPwns 7 ай бұрын
I like Mark, he helped teach me a lot for free, got me to Masters
@thunderstriike
@thunderstriike 7 ай бұрын
Far higher elo than Neace now.
@pivotaldisorder8126
@pivotaldisorder8126 6 ай бұрын
this was interesting, ty
@pinnacull
@pinnacull 8 ай бұрын
This video is fantastic, the way you included as much context as you good to allow the viewer to understand the full story really helps. Especially as someone who kind of kept of with this drama but didn't have the full context.
@kamb8s
@kamb8s 8 ай бұрын
There’s actually an insane amount of missing context.
@vonvetur
@vonvetur 8 ай бұрын
​@@kamb8ssuch as? It's a good idea when writing a comment like that to provide some examples.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
Plot twist. there is none. @@vonvetur
@skaylingop9673
@skaylingop9673 7 ай бұрын
@@hazmat1I’m not going to go into it, and try to find fucking timestamps on everything, but there is certainly quite a bit missing and there is some slight misinformation with some of the timeline. - I don’t necessarily blame you in that. He’s been in the scene for like 10 years, so there’s just too much context to even try to put into a 1.5hr video and there’s likely going to be some context mistakes. Overall, I think you a pretty fair job in your research, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t gaps
@Haloring31
@Haloring31 6 ай бұрын
​@@hazmat1damn bro is acting like neace with all that ego. Imagine thinking you didn't miss a single thing about a persons career in a hour video
@darha22
@darha22 8 ай бұрын
this is the first video that ive seen in a while that actually deserved a like, past the formality of already being a sub. super well done mate, youve gotten yourself another sub. ive known myself for a while kinda deep down that he was a fraud, cause although im not challenger myself ive gotten plenty of coaching from people who are, as im striving to be the best i can at this game and just time and time again he would say shit that either didnt align or went completely against what they would say, and some of the stuff i would even call him out myself on. its great to see that all this work was put in to prove he was a fraud. no one likes someone who will stand up and try to put themselves on a pedestal and give themselves 'valor' as its been called, that they dont deserve. u wanna call yourself challenger and brand yourself as such, make sure you can back it up.
@JoaoPedroPT696
@JoaoPedroPT696 8 ай бұрын
Great stuff.
@Terry.M.I.
@Terry.M.I. 6 ай бұрын
starting vid now neace is genuinely one of my favorite people to watch
@mavarlp
@mavarlp 9 ай бұрын
The nishonest downfall of deace
@Pizner
@Pizner 9 ай бұрын
Nuts
@carlosMartinez-tj3yf
@carlosMartinez-tj3yf 8 ай бұрын
It’s so tone deaf to sell Smurf accounts on an exposé about a manipulative grifter.
@cattymyth3154
@cattymyth3154 8 ай бұрын
I can't imagine paying $300 to get yelled at I would start crying lol
@Loess
@Loess 7 ай бұрын
24:14 audio and image sync, gotta love it!!!
@boshamburger123
@boshamburger123 8 ай бұрын
A “ringer” is not just a substitute and is common term in American sports. You’re ringer is generally one of your best players, who use in sneaky ways to try to gain an advantage. You can take 5 seconds to google this…. But instead decided to make up your own definition and just use that in a massive documentary you are posting online. I am 4 minutes in and that level of “research” (I am too lazy to google it and made my own definition) really does not bode well for the accuracy of the rest of this video.
@braidendobson9377
@braidendobson9377 8 ай бұрын
I still like Neace, hope he comes back soon
@diranzeng4671
@diranzeng4671 8 ай бұрын
blown away by this. mans even knows how much college debt he has 💀💀
@purplelurple8029
@purplelurple8029 8 ай бұрын
This man needs to stay in solidary confinement.
@apolozero-frames291
@apolozero-frames291 8 ай бұрын
Great video. Honestly, Neace didn't need to fake all that stuff to have his business work and be profitable. If he had let go of his ego as a player and assumed more of a businessman and spokesperson role hiring challenger coaches, he coulda had the best coaching site in the community for sure. I doubt this time out helps him see that. It takes a lot of honesty and courage to step forward and apologize.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
I agree
@luminous3558
@luminous3558 8 ай бұрын
Wouldnt really change much besides the reputation. To teach league you don't just have to be high rank. You have to have gotten high rank via thinking and not just mechanics. You also just need the communication skills to teach anything. Also the biggest issue with his coaching was simply the absurd price point which is just not reasonable for bronzies to pay when they can get better coaching for 20 bucks somewhere else. If someone is a huge influencer and their time is worth a lot they simply shouldn't be coaching randoms who won't recoup money from the extra reach or youtube content.
@renzuki5830
@renzuki5830 8 ай бұрын
@@luminous3558 Legally that changes everything. Now it's a) Fraud so you might get criminally prosecuted and b) People can sue you for the money they spent on coaching because the deal was made under false pretenses. So there is civil liability as well. Technically he could be sued for every $ he ever made. (Though that won't happen because most customers won't sue) You can't just openly lie about your service.
@CMbReCk
@CMbReCk 8 ай бұрын
​@StavroGavroYou are wrong, many top coaches in many sports have gotten titles and incredible things and never played professional at a top level, the same can be said in eSports
@wonkywaterpipe123
@wonkywaterpipe123 8 ай бұрын
"If he had done this and that he would have been a good coach". No. He is a garbage coach because he is a low elo player full of endless lies. Have you ever watched him coached and seen his in game calls or are you just silver as well and can't understand that he is a very, VERY bad player?
@g4md0r32
@g4md0r32 8 ай бұрын
I have never bought a session to Neace but I did find his videos entertaining and slightly educational. I didn't go too deep into them cause I was using them as background noise and mainly entertainment. It's sad that a player and a person can be better but doesn't. If he was just honest I think he would have made less money but he would have a better name for himself.
@ryangarner417
@ryangarner417 6 ай бұрын
i'm watching a critique of a critique of a critique. internet is wild.
@alvetruedsson1972
@alvetruedsson1972 8 ай бұрын
Great video. Dident know about the Adrian thing just remberd geting hes videos recomended and watching it for 5 min realizing he dident understand fundementals about jungle tempo and kitteing camps or wave state in mid when he said coaching basics to gold/silver players.
@MephistoRolling
@MephistoRolling 7 ай бұрын
I would never pay that much for coaching, but anyone can watch his coaching sessions, roughly know what he will tell them in their session, and if they still want to get a session with him while knowing all of that then that is up to them.
@Mezha07
@Mezha07 5 ай бұрын
Tbg like the video or what most people really said the price was never the problem cause it's the consumers rights anyways but the value of the product does not reflect the price which is a scam, it's a fraud because he never was what he claimed hence fake credentials, and lastly being an a**hole in the internet which ultimately just puts a target on your back tbh
@jimmywrong
@jimmywrong 21 күн бұрын
Unless you're planing on playing full time and attempt to make a living off the game coaching is out of the question play for fun a pixel rank doesn't determine how you have fun.
@user-vh7ym1ml5z
@user-vh7ym1ml5z 8 ай бұрын
I like the documentary a lot but my main issue is you have all these multi-millionaire content creators complaining that Neace defrauded people because he technically wasn't challenger albeit most likely at a challenger level which makes sense, but has any of his clients ever came out angry because instead of being challenger he was a very high grandmaster player? He has a lot of flaws, narcist, unreasonable, prone to anger and refuses to admit fault. However a lot of people criticizing feel so disingenuous in their attacks, it boils down to technicality and the consumers involved haven't really shown to come out and demand reparations to my knowledge. It's fine to just say yeah he wasn't technically challenger so he is lying technically, but from what I gather in the documentary he essentially at that skill level (not sure about recent times) for a good bit. It does come off as nitpicking and going after someone unlikable because how he responded. There was no mass of people calling him a scammer feeling betrayed he was 450lp vs 500 for that one day, so why are the content creators so hung up on it that they'd continually spend hours and hours talking about it and researching it? From someone vaguely familiar with everyone involved but not really following it too closely it just comes off as people tried to crucify him on a lie and didn't really care about people being scammed purely because they don't like the guy. It kind of seems like if I say I was a firefighter for 40 years and used that as a way of giving advice when technically I was one for 39 years and am getting crucified for lying to people about it. Like LS was obviously moral grandstanding, essentially trying to take moral high road without openly disapproving of the coaching price which is a bit cowardly. Tarzaned actually made a very good point because not giving someone their money back for a coaching session they missed when it's 350 bucks and you're a multimillionaire seems pretty scummy. Yasukeh seemed like he was kinda doing what he thought was right but also milking the situation imo. Maybe I'm just too out of the loop but I feel like this is a bit overblown and nobody really cared about the people being affected, man is free to charge what he charges if people pay they pay, he's not forcing them or pressuring them into it as far as I know so who really cares. The same streamers complaining about the pricing will accept 50 dollar donations from kids using their allowance just to say hi on stream yet take issue with someone paying for a service they believe is overpriced. I agree he shouldn't say challenger coaching but maybe challenger level coaching, just a dumb hill to die on. All in all seems like nobody gives a shit about what they say they care about and just wanted an excuse to shit on people they hate.
@Yasukeh
@Yasukeh 8 ай бұрын
He claimed multi season, multi role NA challenger. Even if he hit challenger that one time, he would still be lying. It's not like Neace owned up to his lie of never hitting challenger when called out on it, he doubled down for months and even went as far as to fake screenshots. He was actively defrauding people by pretending his product was something it wasn't. Neace clearly thought his fake challenger credentials were pivotal to his business, which is why he defended them so hard despite definitive proof he was lying. Neace didn't believe his business could succeed without defrauding people, as proven by his actions.
@lindus9201
@lindus9201 2 ай бұрын
Pretty reasonable summary. This is pretty much where I stand too. Like you said, he have a lot of flaws, but it's not like he is a terrible guy like some others on the scene. He even made challenger on LAN so he was litterally not lying when he advertised as a challenger coach. But for the lynch mob everything is just black or white, no shades of grey. And like you said, no clients have come out and complained except that guy, which is not a great look considering how much money he makes. At the same time tho, other services and similar bussiness might not have accepted to give back money for same reasons. So back to that he have a lot of flaws, but at the same time he is much less of a bad guy then some people wants to make it out to be.
@lindus9201
@lindus9201 2 ай бұрын
@@Yasukeh Well, I could see how he got frustrated that people didn't believe he made challenger and he had no easy way to prove it (he made challenger on LAN, a smaller server but still challenger, that no one denies) and decideded that fuck it, I'll just photoshop something instead since I know I made challenger anyway, just out of frustration that people didn't believe him and made it out to be such a big deal. His advertisement of being a challenger coach on his website was literally correct, doesn't matter if it was LAN or anywhere else. He seems to have a fragile ego so that seems likely what happened. Nowhere on his coaching website did he advertise as a multirole NA challenger, that was just some twitter thing. He actually decided to not market his coaching on the website as challenger coaching anymore, since people made such a big deal out of it. He definitely would've got a lot less hate if he didn't double down on his responses, but the lynch mob also made it out to be a bigger deal then it was.
@asco7243
@asco7243 8 ай бұрын
Love this guy playing partners in crime, when explaining how supply and demand works :)
@MrRed424
@MrRed424 2 ай бұрын
Bro used to be in the army guess all those values died when he left.
@potato7617
@potato7617 Ай бұрын
Fuck this Neace hatred, you is an ignorant fortnight lover. Neace is a real man, unlike 95% of the league population. So if he gives constructive criticism = bad man.
@Noob-rr6fx
@Noob-rr6fx 8 ай бұрын
I would highly recommend looking into the bootcamp. That was by far the worst thing that he did. Try to get in contact with Oorix, Cygnus, SG Hidden, Mr. Kalish, or any of the old members of that bootcamp. There were so many awful management, unpaid labor, and weird drama happening in the 2nd bootcamp.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
Interesting, I will have a look
@PantheonContent
@PantheonContent 8 ай бұрын
I paid for the first one, and it was pretty shit. "Go auto minions as soraka in mid" - fucking really xDDD
@Teddy-se8qb
@Teddy-se8qb 8 ай бұрын
@@PantheonContent lol i remember he made a video about that. saying if you can cs with soraka you can cs with anyone.
@freunddeswaldes575
@freunddeswaldes575 8 ай бұрын
@@PantheonContent I think his content was directed to real beginners. I was thinking about signing up to the bootcamp as well, but I didnt have enough time back then. However I think if you are bronze he is really helpful. But he couldnt climb out of platinum in Jungle in Korea. He wasnt up to date with the meta and had to accept that Diamond/Masters on the shitty NA server means nothing compared with Korea/EUW. So I highly doubt that he had any real helpful stuff for people who were trying to get very good at the game. imo If you want to get from Plat to Diamond or from Diamond to Masters or Masters to Challenger the only thing that will really help you is 1o1 coaching. If You are at least Emerald you know wave management, last hitting, gank/clear timers. At least in theory. You know all the skillcapped videos on YT already, they are not helpful anymore. You need somone who tells you where you individually messed up. Another Strategy I am copying atm is watching streamers and just play how they would play. Everytime I must make a decision as a Jungler, I ask myself, what would Agurin do (most likely). I am D2 on EUW with 75% WR out of last 20 Games. I guess I am trying to say: Anyone can teach noobs, some better than others, bootcamps that force you to commit and tryhard will help for sure. Teaching experienced players is a way different story. Its very rare that people can teach above their own skill level.
@godblessedxvi4594
@godblessedxvi4594 8 ай бұрын
@@PantheonContent You paid for a basic training league of legends program, not sure what you expected outside of basic exercises to work on the fundamentals.
@Userre
@Userre 8 ай бұрын
Edit: i want to iterate in an edit now before the main comment that bias isnt necessarily bad. It's actually good that youre coming to conclusions and stating what you think. My issue is that the mistakes in the video, some of which i highlight below, are either the consequence of incompetence or your bias overriding good sense. Either one of these is unacceptable when you're attempting to release a video that can have tangible effects. The mistakes and inconsistencies I caught are completely unacceptable in a long-form documentary style video and should have been caught, period. This video is riddled with a lot of bias and a lot of nonsense and it's a shame to hear. Very little credit is given to Neace and this video serves more as a hitpiece rather than a documentary. I'll note just a few of the many issues I personally have with the video. 1. You bring up the scientific method in regards to confirming challenger rank, but the scientific method is in no way related? Just a very strange turn of phrase used to degrade "testimonial evidence". Sure, testimonial evidence may seem unscientific, but in a court of law where people are judged by their peers, anecdotal and eyewitness testimony is the most valued form of evidence. This is not a scientific dispute and the scientific method shouldn't be used to characterize the value of the evidence brought forward. 2. You've mentioned Yasukeh's criticisms of Neace's coaching but fail to account for the context in which that occurred. Yasukeh view farmed by reviewing tiktoks of the coaching sessions. There's really nothing else to be said here, any analysis given under the context isnt useful. The fact that this isn't mentioned is an issue. Other critiques mentioned in the video are highly justified and valuable, and Neace absolutely should be held to the fire for live game coaching practices, but nevertheless you need to communicate the value of Yasukeh's commentary based on context. Incredible that earlier you brought up the scientific method in light of your utter failure here. 3. Furthermore, the claims of paid actors made by Yasukeh are incredibly cringe. Just because accounts that featured on the paid coaching aren't active doesn't mean they were paid actors. Again, you bring up the value of the scientific method but fail to mention how the evidence provided doesn't demonstrate the veracity of the claim made. Genuinely incredible. There are a number of other issues with the video that frankly I've forgotten because theres just so much volume of fuckery. Neace deserves to be held to the fire for a lot, especially his coaching practices and the claims of his "multi-role" challenger experience because I can say just from my years of playing in those elos, that's a bald faced lie. This man only ever got to high elo in NA with TF and Tryndie practically. But still, you obviously need to review your methodology for your videos going forward, it boggles my mind the ineptitude.
@lucaxtshotting2378
@lucaxtshotting2378 8 ай бұрын
noone's reading thsi bud
@Userre
@Userre 8 ай бұрын
@@lucaxtshotting2378 Maybe!
@dango2917
@dango2917 8 ай бұрын
I read this post bud
@lucaxtshotting2378
@lucaxtshotting2378 8 ай бұрын
@@dango2917 crazy
@Hydrodictyon
@Hydrodictyon 5 ай бұрын
@@lucaxtshotting2378I mean, if you have a normal attention span, you absolutely do read all of this.
@guydotjpeg
@guydotjpeg 8 ай бұрын
I just got to the plant/noc w portion of the vid and must say. Plants do show on the map but isn’t updated in fog of war. Sometimes it’s popped and you wouldn’t know unless you ward or walk near it.
@llife9736
@llife9736 6 ай бұрын
tarzaned has no moral ground to stand on
@great-monster7296
@great-monster7296 8 ай бұрын
Im sad this video isn’t blowing up man. Great video
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
its ok,, comments like these bring me strength
@TheZanzou
@TheZanzou 8 ай бұрын
As someone who played league a long time ago and wasn't too shabby at it, Neace just seemed off to me the few weeks I watched him, i was watching his coaching sessions at first and questioned a lot of the decisions he was making for these people. I kept thinking maybe the meta has just changed that much and my knowledge has finally faded into oblivion, it's been a while. Then I saw him livestreaming his own gameplay and low and behold so many times that he was just straight throwing matches with horrible decision making at only platinum ranking while blaming his team for the loss the entire time and banning anybody who criticized him in chat. And don't get me wrong, theres nothing wrong with being a platinum player. That's still something you can be proud of, it's still well above average... but it's no challenger rank like he was claiming to be.
@NadaStud
@NadaStud 7 ай бұрын
I thought a lot of his games was in the overseas accounts. Like he had a Korean account he played on that he did a few of his videos using. To show the more difficulty in Korean gameplay than USA
@TheZanzou
@TheZanzou 7 ай бұрын
@@NadaStud he was playing in Korea because he lived in Korea at the time, he was playing on the server he had the lowest latency on, not to showcase some supposed vast rift in the difficulty between the two. And while it is recognized the SEA server is generally a higher level it isn't some massive rift where barely scraping into one tier means you'll definitely be a whole tier higher on other servers. Aka hitting master on SEA doesn't mean you'd be grandmaster on any other server. I'm not saying he's bad either, he's definitely a good player just nowhere near the level he portrayed himself as.
@emptyspacevacuum
@emptyspacevacuum 5 ай бұрын
i mean, objectively he still got masters in Korea. thats good enough to teach 90+% of the playerbase.
@azmbp2
@azmbp2 5 ай бұрын
@@emptyspacevacuum and that objectively is and has never been the point in Neace’s case. He’s demonstrably a liar, and teetering on being a total scammer.
@ncharles0333
@ncharles0333 5 ай бұрын
"played a long time ago", "wasn't too shabby", no you were fucking terrible and you have no idea what you're talking about.
@aaronyeh3652
@aaronyeh3652 5 ай бұрын
I always thought it was weird when he started popping up again on my timeline the content of him playing seemed scrubbed and all that was left was the whole coaching thing.
@ANA7H3MAhd
@ANA7H3MAhd 4 ай бұрын
I was a neace enjoyer, not a paying customer but I enjoyed his videos since I mained top once upon a time. He removed his goodbye video and it always rubbed me the wrong way how he treated clients (many of them were room temp iq I probably woulda lost it too tbf) This video chronically everything really changed my perspective. Particularly the Ninja drama and his wife’s follow up. It’s clear he was deeply jealous of ninja and felt it should have been him. He expected handouts and recognition, and never gave any to his paying customers. The constant game changes and returns to league really solidified his “I’m just here for the money” ness in my mind. Anyway this is really long, loved the video good stuff
@urmom-qn6wo
@urmom-qn6wo 8 ай бұрын
lets all be real he made cash off clueless noobs and we all loved it cuz his flaming them was classic lol.... and watching people suck more than ourselfs is just great haha
@Mezha07
@Mezha07 5 ай бұрын
I would agree with you there not all those that watched his stream were "supporters" tbh he had some right or wrong takes on the coaching part but i could hardly care i managed to get to masters watching other high elos anyways but i really liked entertaining myself to his "clients" paying so much and being bad and knowing they would hardly honestly improve so overall i watched him a few times for the entertainment not the gameplay kekw
@lolpocalypse
@lolpocalypse 2 ай бұрын
this video is essentially "dont buy coaching, buy accounts"
@yannaedc5934
@yannaedc5934 Ай бұрын
well that saved one hour and half thanks!
@AceofArcadia
@AceofArcadia 8 ай бұрын
so when do we start the class action lawsuit?
@grottoguru6473
@grottoguru6473 7 ай бұрын
Trying to flex that you're chill about some beef, or that you're somehow better than someone by pretending to have just woken up, and making a video still in bed ironically tells me that you check social media for other's opinions about you before literally getting out of bed. xD But forreal though when I first saw his channel I had two takeaways: 1, he doesn't actually coach. He just screams angrily on what to do (not why or how). 2, he was oddly rude and egotistical. One last thing: It's really silly to me that Neace and others are using the supply/demand argument to make it seem like Neace had no choice but to charge high prices. In reality he could've set up a calendar where clients could book slots and the limited slots would keep demand lower by force.
@emmanuelgirin1596
@emmanuelgirin1596 4 ай бұрын
He seems like a good coach actually. He's on point in most of his videos and quite helpful.
@midnight8431
@midnight8431 3 ай бұрын
backsitting gaming while not teaching any real mecanic of the game is far from being helpful. Just telling "do this, do that" never helped anyone if they don't understand why. And if they don't do it by themselves, it's because they didn't understand / know about this, and instead of giving deep explanations, nothing happens. Like it was shown in the video, most people coached don't ever improve after the coach. That's a pretty explicit exemple of being a bad coach. Same goes for real life - you can't blame students for not succeeding when the teacher is bad. You can blame them if they don't put in the work to progress, but that's the role of the teacher to *teach* how to study what he is teaching as well.
@2LoLGaming
@2LoLGaming 8 ай бұрын
i was scammed by niece like 7 years ago as well.. he said in stream sorry bro you were not on time... it was not a livestream coach session.. he could easily reschedule that...
@JeebusCripes21
@JeebusCripes21 6 ай бұрын
Idk if anyone told you what Neace meant when he called himself a "ringer" for his Halo 2 team (around the 3:00 mark in your video), but a ringer isn't a substitute. A ringer is someone who is basically put in to look like a typical player but is actually a gigasmurf. Think of having a recreational football club in an amateur league, but you're also friends with Ronaldo so he joins your team. He would be your ringer. Neace was basically saying he was an extremely good Halo 2 player and was put on the team to dominate the tournament.
@Carriby
@Carriby 8 ай бұрын
Dropped a sub for your insane research and effort you put into these videos. Keep it up man, these are some really REALLY high quality Videos
@OberynTheRedViper
@OberynTheRedViper 8 ай бұрын
Insane effort? What effort? He can't even be bothered to look up what a ringer is. What you people consider insane effort is hilarious. It's a bunch of lazy people using after effects.
@Carriby
@Carriby 8 ай бұрын
@@OberynTheRedViper You obviously have no clue how much time editing a video like this takes. Take your pessimistic ass somewhere else man, im just trying to spread some love to the creator who obviously invested a lot of time into this video.
@hazmat1
@hazmat1 8 ай бұрын
I did look up what a ringer is. I just wasn't around back then (active in the years, using the word etc.), and the definitions around a ringer isn't extremely put. The best one I foudn was legit on some Reddit website. @@OberynTheRedViper
@DimePwnz
@DimePwnz 7 ай бұрын
@@OberynTheRedViper lol bro makes an hour long video covering multiple opinions/multiple interviews, gets every little bit of detail covering YEARS of drama literally probably hundreds of hours into making this video but you come and say "OMG YOU DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT A RINGER IS IN HALO 10 YEARS AGO?!" like you or anyone has any idea what it is at this point. You here like "god just google what a ringer is lazy content creator only spent 100 hours making this video BUT LEFT OUT THE LEAST IMPORTANT IRRELEVANT POINT I HAVE TO KNOW WHAT A RINGER IS!!!" absolutely disgusting person, probably never once put effort into anything in your life. Like imagine trying to flame this guy for not being able to figure out what an obscure role on a team was from 10 years ago in a game that no one even plays anymore or gives a shit about.
@FunnyBonesGaming
@FunnyBonesGaming 6 ай бұрын
A simple Google search gives you the definition lol. Just for clarification, it's someone who's the top ranked, clearly advantaged over the others competing or top tier of their field. Its a sports saying. The 6 foot 3, 13 year old basketball player that's a foot taller than everyone else and can dunk would be an example of a ringer. @@hazmat1
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