Streamsniping

For real?

Streamsniping is a concept that was popularised on PUBG because it's a game where you typically hide while killing your competitors. Positioning and hiding is key.

War Thunder air battles ... you can get a nametag on target from very high distances, and you can also see a target before seeing the nametag. There is no cover, no way to conceal yourself, especially in such a map where there are barely any clouds.

At the beginning of the video, you can see an enemy spotted at an extreme distance. You don't need to watch a stream to know the position of someone. I mean, even in Arcade battles it's not rare that I get jumped on by someone I did not see, but I'm not streaming my battles. It's normal. And I'm sure that Magz would not have complained if he was jumped by a nobody instead of OrangeDoom (or any other not-nobody).

Wouldn't be the first time that Youtubers™ stir up useless drama. Also it would be great if said useless drama was not echoed through all the corners of internet. I see OP posting "But I don't agree with him, it's just drama" --> then don't post. If the two of them have a problem with each other, they'll have to solve it themselves. Youtubers™ don't need to call for a community of thousands of players to solve their own petty feud, no matter how much importance they think they have by the subscriber amount. And the community should be mature enough to not give voice to that shit.