The speaker discusses their experiences with toxic communities in online games, particularly in games like Dota, Counter-Strike, and World of Tanks. They share personal anecdotes about being insulted and humiliated in these games, especially when they were younger. However, as they grew older, they learned to ignore the toxic behavior and even troll the toxic players in response.
The speaker notes that the community in World of Tanks is particularly amusing, as it consists of older men who often get worked up and take online insults personally. They also mention that in their teenage years, they played Minecraft and exploited younger players by selling them in-game items.
The speaker concludes by advising viewers to not take online toxicity seriously and to instead troll the toxic players in response, as it can be a way to lift one's spirits. They also mention that despite the prevalence of toxicity in online games, it's not possible to escape it entirely.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is creating a video about taxis for background war games.
2. The speaker is not an avid gamer and hasn't played many computer and mobile games.
3. The speaker tried playing Dota at the age of 14 but was new to the game and couldn't make progress.
4. The speaker experienced toxic behavior from other players in Dota, including insults and harassment.
5. The speaker also played Counter-Strike and experienced a toxic community.
6. The speaker used cheats in Counter-Strike to avoid getting banned.
7. The speaker played World of Tanks and found the community to be toxic.
8. The speaker believes that the toxicity in online games is partly due to the anonymity of the internet.
9. The speaker has played Minecraft and has seen toxicity in the game's community.
10. The speaker had a small business selling in-game items in Minecraft.
11. The speaker has encountered toxic behavior from schoolchildren in online games.
12. The speaker advises viewers not to take toxic behavior in online games seriously and to respond with trolling.
Note: I've excluded opinions and subjective statements from the extracted facts, focusing on objective information and events.