History Trivia / SsethTzeentach

** It seems that with each video he does on a relatively obscure game, it rapidly receives a large amount of attention and purchases from his viewers. Not just [[https://steamcommunity.com/id/RuckaInc/recommended/233860/ one]], but [[https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198063432948/recommended/233860/ two]] of the highest rated reviews for ''VideoGame/{{Kenshi}}'' on Steam have references to Sseth; his review of ''{{VideoGame/Space Station 13}}'' flooded the servers with new players (referred to by long-time players as the "Ssethtide") despite him advising that they shouldn't do that (presumably because he then followed up that advice [[DoNotDoThisCoolThing with several hilarious anecdotes of what the game is like]]); his review of ''{{VideoGame/Starsector}}'' got so much attention that the developers' website was having issues keeping up and Alex (one of the developers) actually [[https://twitter.com/amosolov/status/1157460146957770752 tweeted about this event in positive detail]]; and his review of ''VideoGame/{{SYNTHETIK}}'', despite coinciding with the very last day of a sale on the game, still managed to cause enough people to buy it that it broke into the top sellers for that month on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. He's acutely aware of it too, to the point where he collaborated with the developer of ''VideoGame/{{Underrail}}'' to have the game go on sale on Steam and Good Old Games when his review went live.

** Sseth himself invoked this specifically for Rule34 artwork of Olivia from ''VideoGame/GodHand'', to the point that [[RefugeInAudacity he spent several hundreds of dollars commissioning several artists to create some.]] On that note, his ''God Hand'' video got so popular that two days after the video was posted, IGN posted a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z5eZTJai1w&t=2s video]] titled ''"In Defense of God Hand"'' as a disclaimer for their old review.

* ApprovalOfGod: Sseth's coverage of ''VideoGame/BastardBonds'' was lauded by the game's developer despite, or perhaps ''because'', of its outlandish nature.

* MissingEpisode: His first review of ''Might and Magic VI'' was removed, both because he didn't like it and because it "featured hardcore pornography in the first few milliseconds."
* RecycledScript: PlayedForLaughs in his review of VideoGame/{{Paladins}}, which reuses most of his review of VideoGame/{{Overwatch}} but with any differing details very lazily dubbed over.

** Sseth himself invoked this specifically for Rule34 artwork of Olivia from ''VideoGame/GodHand'', to the point that [[RefugeInAudacity he spent several hundreds of dollars commissioning several artists to create some.]]
*** On that note, his ''God Hand'' video got so popular that two days after the video was posted, IGN posted a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z5eZTJai1w&t=2s video]] titled ''"In Defense of God Hand"'' as a disclaimer for their old review.

** His entire ''VideoGame/BastardBonds'' review is a compilation of corpsing moments, the most prominent of which is the 4:50 mark, which has Sseth bursting into an uncontrollable laughing fit that he had to break out of by segueing into a sponsorship plug.
*** ...Which caused him to immediately start corpsing again.

---> "Heaven just got stronger.
---> Rest in peace, Aniki."

** It seems that with each video he does on a relatively obscure game, it rapidly receives a large amount of attention and purchases from his viewers. Not just [[https://steamcommunity.com/id/RuckaInc/recommended/233860/ one]], but [[https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198063432948/recommended/233860/ two]] of the highest rated reviews for ''VideoGame/{{Kenshi}}'' on Steam have references to Sseth; his review of ''{{VideoGame/Space Station 13}}'' flooded the servers with new players (referred to by long-time players as the "Ssethtide") despite him advising that they shouldn't do that (presumably because he then followed up that advice [[DoNotDoThisCoolThing with several hilarious anecdotes of what the game is like]]; his review of ''{{VideoGame/Starsector}}'' got so much attention that the developers' website was having issues keeping up and Alex (one of the developers) actually [[https://twitter.com/amosolov/status/1157460146957770752 tweeted about this event in positive detail]]; and his review of ''VideoGame/{{SYNTHETIK}}'', despite coinciding with the very last day of a sale on the game, still managed to cause enough people to buy it that it broke into the top sellers for that month on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}. He's acutely aware of it too, to the point where he collaborated with the developer of ''VideoGame/{{Underrail}}'' to have the game go on sale on Steam and Good Old Games when his review went live.

** His ''[[VideoGame/BloonsTowerDefense Bloons 6]]'' review as briefly taken down due the video [[NoFairCheating showing how to use a cheat engine]] to get infinite Monkey Money (the game's premium currency). It was later restored the same day, but with the cheat engine portion of the video blurred out.

* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: His ''Space Station 13'' review claims it's a fantastic game he would rate 10 out of 10, but also a game people ''shouldn't'' play for a variety of reasons, chief among them that the servers would melt down from the sheer number of people he'd bring in. This ended up being exactly what happened, because he followed up this claim by sharing several anecdotes of his own time playing, each of ended in a hilarious and/or ludicrous fashion:
** He got banned from practicing medicine on one server after being caught surgically replacing another player's hands and feet with pizza, then later got banned from that server entirely for interrupting several furry roleplay sessions by flashbanging the room, handcuffing the participants, then spacing the room with C4 charges planted outside.[[note]]Not that it mattered in the long run anyway, since the server died a few weeks later, supposedly because the host's mom discovered the bill for hosting it[[/note]]
** On the next server, he supplied a clown player with space lube. Said clown promptly killed almost the entire server with it by lubing the entire hallway in front of medical so that people slipped all the way down the hallway and out an airlock he'd hacked open.
** For his first time as a traitor, he was given the job of assassinating the head of security, which he decided to do by taking a griefer, [[WhyAmITicking shoving voice-activated bombs inside him]] and then loading him down with illegal weaponry so that he'd detained on possession charges and blow the head of security up. Sseth set the trigger phrase to be the N-word, "the word most likely to be spoken" by him, [[HoistByHisOwnPetard and ended up blown up]] because the guy didn't even leave the room before he used it.
** He got to play as a cultist for one round, which went horribly, chiefly because a janitor happened to find him and his cultists performing a ceremony in the maintenance halls, then [[SlipperySkid incapacitated them by swabbing the floor]] long enough to get free and alert security.
** One session he joined in progress just in time for "penis inspection day". The doctor performed the inspection, and all was well until Sseth tried to leave, at which point the doctor shouted "ARSE NATH", blowing off Sseth's ass with magic and promptly wearing it as a hat while Sseth bled out on the floor.
** In another, he joined cargo in declaring independence from the rest of the station, which they managed to win through a combination of conveyor belts, banana peels and hacked soda machines which trapped anyone that tried to stop them, constantly slipping on banana peels while the machines pelted them with soda cans.
** In the last session he details, he discovers as part of the science division that the pneumatic cannon can force-feed players at a distance. He and his accomplice went to the chemist to acquire vast amounts of hallucinogenic drugs, resorting to manufacturing their own when the chemist denied them, then laced several pastries with those chemicals and forcefed the rest of the station. The other players congratulated them on their discovery, fell into chaos a minute later when the hallucinations began, then once those were over [[KarmaHoudini arrested the chemist because they assumed he was behind it]].