My Name is Totalbiscuit Documentary

Z3nith

485 Posts

May 25 2019 00:15 GMT

This was released today for Americans and yesterday for us Europeans. Covering the life of of John Bain it's a beautifully done documentary. It was funny, critical and towards the end gut-wrenching but it stayed true to the character of TB and I highly recommend people take the time to watch it.

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I know I'm not the only person that misses what John brought to Starcraft 2 and many people recognise him as a titan of the gaming scene. He will be sorely missed and I wish all the best for Genna and the rest of his family.

John 'Totalbiscuit' Bain

May you rest in peace.

Nakajin

Canada8991 Posts

May 25 2019 00:22 GMT

In the same vein, here's a little homage from CoxCon attendee and staff Genna posted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBn-A-9ZreY

Fran_

United States1024 Posts

May 25 2019 03:13 GMT

digmouse

China6333 Posts

May 25 2019 07:22 GMT

Missed him dearly.

Elroi

Sweden5617 Posts

May 25 2019 19:22 GMT

As some one who only followed TB from a distance (because I wasn't into sc2) he always made a very sincere and good impression. He was an impressive person. Rest in peace.

Lazorstorm

35 Posts

May 25 2019 21:12 GMT

Great documentary, but still made me very sad. Rest in peace TB. You will always be missed

Fencar

United States2694 Posts

May 26 2019 03:50 GMT

This is a really enjoyable documentary. I only watched a few minutes so far, but what I’ve seen is, from my amateur perspective, pretty well edited and really coherent.

I miss TB

Amestir

Netherlands2126 Posts

May 26 2019 10:40 GMT

On May 25 2019 09:22 Nakajin wrote:
In the same vein, here's a little homage from CoxCon attendee and staff Genna posted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBn-A-9ZreY

Jesus the ending got me man. Crying my eyes out. Such a shame.

Deleuze

United Kingdom2102 Posts

May 28 2019 07:31 GMT

Thanks for sharing, made sure to spend some time watching it. I learned a lot about his life from it that I never knew - he was so important to so much of the gaming scene and made a difference to many people's lives.

Vindicare605

United States16127 Posts

May 28 2019 09:17 GMT

#10

I got to meet him at an MLG right before HoTS released, the one where the KESPA players got introduced. You wouldn't believe how nice he was, just down to converse with any fan that came up to him. I count myself as blessed that I got to actually meet him and talk to him although at the time I didn't know how lucky I was.

He was truly a class act, a true gentleman. The world isn't fair that someone like him had as short a time as he did.

love2d

40 Posts

May 28 2019 15:24 GMT

#11

Always thought him and Apollo were the best casting duo after Tastosis.

I'll always be grateful for him bringing Dark Souls to the PC, otherwise I would have never found my favourite franchise.

A sound, stand up lad all around.

ZenithM

France15952 Posts

May 28 2019 15:36 GMT

#12

We really lost an irreplaceable part of the gaming community/industry in TB. Great documentary.

brickrd

United States4894 Posts

May 28 2019 15:51 GMT

#13

glad to hear it was critical, it's important to tell a person's real story

Excludos

Norway8281 Posts

June 14 2019 18:19 GMT

#14

While I saw that this documentary was up the very first day, I just didn't have it in me to watch it. I put it off knowing exactly how I would react. Finally braved myself to do it, and the result was as expected; cried like a little girl during large portions of it.

I still find myself searching up "wtf is" videos whenever I find a weird or cool looking game I want to check out, before remembering... the world his a much lesser place without him.

ShambhalaWar

United States930 Posts

June 15 2019 04:08 GMT

#15

Great documentary, much appreciated that this was created.

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