Discussion WebVideo / LowTierGod

The following were removed as part of "No real life troping"

But that rule doesn't apply when the person themselves either discusses, admits to, or invokes the trope.

All of the following are tropes which LTG himself acknowledges about his content:

• Black Is Bigger in Bed: Invoked in the infamous BBC rant, in response to racist trolls from 4chan's /pol/ board raiding his stream chat.
• Conspiracy Theorist:
  • A minor example, as he has stated on some occasions his belief that he is getting repeatedly matched up against the people beating him only when he comes online to stream to make him look bad.
  • He has also addressed many "real life" conspiracies, such as the belief that the government knows aliens exist, that foreigners have some kind of secret, clandestine method of finding success in America, and others.
• A God Am I: He considers himself to be a Semi-Divine, "transcendent" human, or as close to one as a "stupid human" can get. He also believes that his looks, tastes, believes, and physical strength make him a "perfect specimen".
• If Jesus, Then Aliens: He has literally said "Jesus was an extraterrestrial".
• I Just Want to Be Special: Low Tier God's behavior, attitude and beliefs almost entirely center on a desire that he is "special", or deserves to be. In the past, he has referred to himself as a "god", "extraterrestrial" or "evolved human" (which his beliefs state are all one in the same), thus he feels that any flaws or rules that apply to most people don't apply to him. This is also why he only uses characters that most people don't use: because it makes him stand out. If a character he once liked (such as Seth or G) becomes too popular or used, he will stop using them because, in his own words, that is proof that those characters are easy or corny.
• Narcissist: He calls himself a narcissist, and sees nothing wrong with being one on the grounds that it is "knowing one's worth". Any negative connotations of the term are inconsequential.
• Rule of Perception: When he suffers a loss, he has a habit of opening the console dashboard to hide the loss screen. When asked why he does it, he's replied that it's to deny his opponents the "satisfaction of seeing it". Viewers have pointed out that the opponents can see on their own monitors no matter what, but LTG believes that seeing it on his screen is what counts. So if no one can see it on his screen, it basically didn't happen.

This page needs a serious clean up. It's obviously been vandalized by people that dislike Dalauan. Too much of the main page is opinionated and belongs in YMMV.