RIP, i remember when he first started commentating when sc2 was becoming big and he still continued his work with the scene even when it was becoming less big.

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

May 25 2018 22:45 GMT

#363

What the... Shit...

iMech KolosS

3 Posts

May 25 2018 22:48 GMT

#364

Woooow.....Man....I just can't speak right now. RIP John.

WightyCity

Canada887 Posts

May 25 2018 23:05 GMT

#365

Rest in peace. You will be missed.

Roguer

1 Post

May 25 2018 23:23 GMT

#366

Rest in peace friend. You did great things for this community and we love you.
Condolences and sympathy to the family.

thePunGun

598 Posts

May 26 2018 00:16 GMT

#367

My condolences to Genna and his family.
Will miss you TB, your brutal honesty was refreshing, something I've always admired and the main reason why I've enjoyed your stuff.

Circumstance

United States11403 Posts

May 26 2018 00:25 GMT

#368

If possible, I believe it would be appropriate if this thread had the GoFundMe link as a banner.

Jaeger

United States1150 Posts

May 26 2018 00:33 GMT

#369

RIP TB; this sucks so much.

Thenerf

United States258 Posts

May 26 2018 01:16 GMT

#370

To a good man.......RIP

TLHP

Vietnam52 Posts

May 26 2018 01:25 GMT

#371

GG & HF for another life.
Starcraft will miss you!!!!

vik7

United States227 Posts

May 26 2018 01:40 GMT

#372

RIP total biscuit

Toyhouze

21 Posts

May 26 2018 02:02 GMT

#373

TB was one of the first people I watched on YouTube consistently. Thank you, TB for all your videos and contributions to the community. You will be so missed. Rest in peace man.

c0sm0naut

United States1229 Posts

May 26 2018 02:15 GMT

#374

RIP one of the first people i ever watched cast

DeNikSSB

United States135 Posts

May 26 2018 02:17 GMT

#375

RIP, dude.

I don't follow SC2 much (I only knew him as the LUL emote on Twitch) I do recognize his importance to the scene, and gaming as a whole

You're a legend, TB.

StasisField

United States1086 Posts

May 26 2018 02:20 GMT

#376

TB was the first youtuber I watched regularly. I had just gotten back into World of Warcraft at the end of Wrath of Lich King and was very interested in the Cataclysm expansion, but with no beta access, I had to go to youtube to find out more. There, I found my first ever Total biscuit video. It was The Worgen starting zone part 1. He made me laugh with his jokes, he made me more informed with his analysis, and made me more invested as a gamer with his passion. John "Total Biscuit" Bain has been, strangely enough, a big part of my life. He got me through some dark times in high school and my early years in college and in part fueled my passion for Starcraft 2, World of Warcraft, and many other games that I still play to this day. Seeing as how Total Biscuit was a big fan of Sabaton, I thought it fitting to link their song Long Live the King: