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Twitch streamer TimTheTatman finally won a game in Fall Guys

Olivia Richman
Olivia Richman Published 21/08/2020

Streamer Timothy John “TimTheTatman” Betar has finally won a single game of Fall Guys. And yes, that’s big news. 

Even Fall Guys recognized the momentous achievement, calling it one of the “biggest gaming moments of our lifetimes” on Twitter. 

WE JUST WITNESSED ONE OF THE BIGGEST GAMING MOMENTS OF OUR LIFETIMES

FOR YEARS TO COME, PEOPLE WILL BE ASKING EACH OTHER:

“Where were you when @timthetatman got the dub?!?” pic.twitter.com/zVrENcdcpS

— Fall Guys ???? (@FallGuysGame) August 19, 2020

It only took TimTheTatman an excruciatingly unimpressive eight days playing the battle royale party game to finally get a single victory. The struggling content creator even told his Twitter followers that it’s the “hardest game” he’s ever played in his entire life. Yes, the one with all the colorful beans dressed up as unicorns, pirates, and hotdogs. 

Just look at this soul-crushing clip of TimTheTatman getting completely rekt in this challenge of a lifetime. 

Warning: Completely depressing content ahead. 

Just in case you’re wondering how my first experience with fall guys is going… pic.twitter.com/UIMZqVpTt5

— timthetatman???? (@timthetatman) August 11, 2020

TimTheTatman’s harrowing experience in Fall Guys left the streamer so distraught that he claimed he would quit if he didn’t win a game by next week. He became so mentally broken and deluded that TimTheTatman started to believe that the developers of Fall Guys were paying people to purposely target him. These are the tweets of a madman spiraling into insanity as the pressure mounts. 

HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO GET A WIN IN FALL GUYS WHEN PEOPLE ARE DOING THIS pic.twitter.com/Sw1Dv6hlDT

— timthetatman???? (@timthetatman) August 17, 2020

Even Fall Guys started to take notice of TimTheTatman’s rapidly deteriorating mental state. But the game developers remembered TimTheTatman’s mocking words upon the game’s release and took no mercy on the Fall Guys failure. 

Twitch took pity on TimTheTatman and said they were rooting for him. But Fall Guys could only continue to watch his plight with utter disgust. 

“Please Tim, be better at the game,” they said

My little friend Tim is really struggling on Fall Guys

He used to say things like:

“ITS A KIDS GAME”
“ITS EASY”

Now he say things like:

“MY WHOLE LIFE IS RUINED”
“I WILL NEVER WIN AT THIS GAME”
“I AM VERY DISAPPOINTING”
“DUDE”

F’s in the replies please for @timthetatman https://t.co/loM8Ean31e

— Fall Guys ???? (@FallGuysGame) August 18, 2020

Things were starting to look so bleak. 

@timthetatman lol

— Fall Guys ???? (@FallGuysGame) August 15, 2020

TimTheTatman was desperate for a crown. Just a single victory. Just one win. Then it would all go away. It would all be worth it. 

I gotta get a ???? dude this has to stop https://t.co/UVPceKmN8c

— timthetatman???? (@timthetatman) August 16, 2020

TimTheTatman continued to try. For three long days he continued to grind Fall Guys, arguably the most hotly competitive battle royale game to ever exist. He almost got there a few times, only to fall victim to random competitors that were definitely without a question paid by Fall Guys to keep TimTheTatman down. 

Then he finally did it. No words could do the moment justice. The clip speaks for itself. 

???? pic.twitter.com/xF0mQv8THR

— timthetatman???? (@timthetatman) August 19, 2020
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Olivia has worked in media ever since graduating from college, with her coverage ranging from traditional newspaper reporting to digital coverage of all things gaming, online betting, and nerd culture. She has traveled around the world pursuing that coverage, from the far coasts of the United States to the busy downtown core of Tokyo, Japan. Olivia’s favorite games include Overwatch and Super Smash Smash Bros, and she has been published at Esports Illustrated, Inven Global, EsportsInsider, Upcomer, and elsewhere.

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