#Doom level editor contest vinesauce password

He changed the YouTube avatar and channel name, and uploaded three videos, in which he states that he owns the channel, accompanied with hip-hop music as well as raiding the chat on his Twitch account, banning almost everyone who commented.

#Doom level editor contest vinesauce password

On November 4th, 2015, JoelвЂs YouTube channel and Twitch channel had been reportedly hacked by the identity Towel, a 'hacker' (read: script kiddy) who admits to 'hacking' (read: obtained the password via one of the many 2015 data leaks) MarkiplierвЂ™s Tumblr account, as well as the accounts of various other users. 'The Invasion' Main article: 'The Invasion' He soon lived up to the lofty title of 'full-time streamer'. During his first years, Joel started to stream games such as Metal Gear Solid 2, Half-Life, Grand Theft Auto IV and more. His first stream was the 1993 hit Doom, and people enjoyed it enough for Vinny to promote him to 'full-time streamer of Vinesauce.' He was thrilled, and more people would watch him stream. It took seemingly forever to learn 'good english', but he is still struggling to this day. During his early months, his accent was much thicker, and he had many funny ways of pronouncing words, such as 'Winny,' 'Wodkas' and 'Wampires,' which grew into a 'meme' of sorts in the community. He started his streaming career around the fall of 2011. Joel initially declined the offer, as he described himself as the 'Swedish guy that would draw art, laugh and get drunk with you.' A few months later, he decided to give streaming a shot, alongside Streamtrap. When his popularity was great enough, Vinny personally offered Joel the chance to be a guest streamer for the amount of contributing he did with the site. He considered it an honor to have a little spot on the Internet that was entertaining, and to have a community treat him with such kindness. As a result of his antics, viewers started to take a liking to Joel, which was overwhelming to him. This made the Mario Retardy streams (in)famous. He made a 'total ass of himself.' due to him getting drunk. He eventually became a recognized figure, as he was occasionally invited to Vinny's campfire streams, and the less often Super Mario Retardy streams. He then started to contribute to the community by making some art, and helped a lot with the community itself. Because of Vinny's response, Joel stuck around, and started to familiarize himself with the viewers and the streamers. Vinny actually responded to Joel's message, and his message came as a surprise, because some of the streams Joel watched didn't respond what-so-ever to the viewers. God I hope you're not one of those asshole streamers that doesn't talk to the chat.

There, he dropped a message on the chat, which was his first confirmed message: Joel was intrigued by Vinny's stream, and decided to sign up on Chatango. Of course, the acquisition of 25-50 viewers is no small feat. The viewer-base around that time was estimated to have been 25-50 people. Interested, Joel decided to check out the stream. He was on 4chan's /v/ board and saw a post which advertised Vinny's Spore stream. Joel first visited Vinesauce around May of 2011. Joel doesn't seem to like the wiki very much.