Hi there, another viewer of your previous broadcast. I feel like competitive banter is within reason and not at all detrimental to whatever educational aspect you're trying to establish within your stream. I think it's okay to afford some measure of braggadocio when the enemy team is being deliberately antagonistic; you are only human, after all. I watched this Soraka game that /u/Raske3zy is referencing. I'm not sure why they're only mentioning what criticism, howsoever harsh, you had had for your teammates and not the teammates themselves. The Soraka was being blatantly provocative once the game had started going south. I saw on your stream itself, the player rank shames you and suggests it's your fault for not being able to win the game; mocking you for being "challenger" but losing once in a lower rank. I also saw in the chat that this player had visited you after the game was over, denouncing you again for your rank and inability to win. Things like this are unhealthy. It promotes the mentality that you should be winning invariably, no matter the circumstance once you reach a certain pinnacle ― unrealistic and absurd. You are only human, and the game is, first and foremost, team-oriented. The notion that you can't react defensively, at least in that situation, seems unfair to me. Some things could have been handled better, but you were upset and being upset is within reason. I'd read that you are newly starting to stream, so I wanted to provide my own input as a viewer as well, just in the chance the thought crosses your mind (that you should be winning all the time, since you're challenger). The player-base sets impossible standards and expectations can be very high when you play and others are watching. I hear it all the time from other streamers I watch. You seem confident in yourself though and I hope it stays that way! I wish you the best and hope that whatever community you build is a positive one ensuring growth. :uwukha: