Warowl's new video features SG Jailbreak.

[I Eat Dog]

[angelo]

Ah, beat me to it.

 

Just by a couple minutes too

 

This is honestly crazy, WE'RE THE FUCKING BEST

 

I've been watching warowl for what feels like years now and I would never expect him to come on FUCKING SG. GG @All Ts @Dominic @DML

[Black Shinobi]

Yea i watched him a lot, its kewl how he came to jb, but like kinda roated it too ;))))))))))

[nesquik]

disappointing, we get showcased on youtube one time and then we get roasted because 50% of pb is kids...

[angelo]

disappointing, we get showcased on youtube one time and then we get roasted because 50% of pb is kids...

 

I was thinking the same, at least we made an appearance !

 

Edit: Responding to @sean

 

He never really showed the server's name/IP so thats good.

[sean]

If anything, this will make people not want to join the server

[Cept For Her]

Yeah unfortunately he joined during a bad time when it seemed like JB was admin-less. RIP

[TheCharizard]

I just watched his video, that's why I don't play JB xD

 

He said he would do another one so every try to comment for him to say ZE next time

[Reid99]

He never really showed the server's name/IP so thats good.

 

Yeah.. about that

 

 

 

Was nice that he showed up on our server but yeah it was a bad time to join feelsbad. Hopefully nobody that wants to troll servers notices that it said what server it was in chat during the video.

[All Ts]

 

 

 

I have liked previous videos he has made, he's a long-time CS player of just about a decade, is pretty neat he played on our server.. but think this guy cares more about meeting his mini-documentary end-summary. I don't understand logging onto a few community servers and getting footage of people playing compared to just I don't know, looking at the stats themselves? It's like someone says "CS:GO is dead" based off anecdotal evidence and he fires back with "HA, but I logged on 5 community servers".

 

There are times where there are no admins on and the server can be like this, it's not really a giant surprise to anyone who plays consistently and we have systems in place that make this much less likely to happen then months ago, and I'm sure months from now we will have more aswell. Comes off kind of pretentious and dishonest in my opinion to title a video "Do People Still Play CS:GO?" and instead of bringing actual points he acts serious for about 1/4 of the video in a way where he can just fall back on satire if he gets called out. The video could of been something productive given his platform but it's not really too surprising to see a YouTuber use their platform for something like this. It is only sad that most of the CS:GO YouTubers pay very little attention to Community Servers and would rather spam videos about the new cases, unboxing videos, and click-bait bullshit.