ХТО ответил на мою инфу об Алабуге и Deadp47. Шиза и ложь с owlcat. Хэллоуинское разоблачение.

Summary

The video is a lengthy rebuttal to blogger Kto, who responded to a video about Deadp47 by the channel Artificial Natural. The narrator argues that Kto repeats Deadp47’s claims without checking their context, while presenting himself as open to correction.

Deadp47 and Alabuga

The first case concerns Deadp47’s promotion of Alabuga. The narrator contrasts that earlier advertisement with Deadp47’s later criticism of another Alabuga promotion. In the later criticism, Deadp47 said he was concerned for viewers’ safety and claimed a drone attack had occurred shortly before his own ad.

The narrator says the attack had actually happened months earlier. He also cites a Telegram post from the time in which Deadp47 said he was delaying the video because it needed finishing, rather than warning viewers that the promotion might be dangerous. The narrator’s central charge is that Deadp47 concealed why he removed the ad and later portrayed himself as more concerned about his audience than his earlier actions suggest.

XBT Games and Owlcat Games

Much of the video examines Kto’s account of XBT Games’ conflict with Owlcat Games, which had relocated from Russia to Cyprus. The narrator argues that Kto portrays XBT as hostile to studios registered abroad, while the excerpts he reviews show a more complicated position.

XBT criticized Owlcat over its refusal to speak with Russian media, its public presentation as a Cypriot company, aspects of Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, and its funding approach. The narrator says XBT also acknowledged that developers may need to register abroad to reach markets and recoup the costs of large games.

He further notes that XBT set its YouTube channel’s country to Turkey to preserve revenue. In his view, this makes Kto’s portrayal of the dispute as straightforward hypocrisy misleading.

Stalker 2

The narrator also disputes Kto’s presentation of XBT’s treatment of Stalker 2 and of streamers who played it. He says Kto selectively summarizes XBT’s remarks and turns criticism of particular behavior into a broader claim of hostility toward the game or its developers.

The narrator concedes that his own earlier suspicion about Deadp47’s attitude toward Stalker was too strong. After finding older mentions of the game, he revises that suspicion to a hypothesis.

Claims about strikes against YouTubers

Another section concerns claims about strikes against YouTubers. The narrator alleges that XBT’s Vitalik privately suspected someone from the Russian-speaking community but did not make that information public. He says Deadp47 later framed the story differently and assigned blame while leaving out important context.

These points are presented as the narrator’s interpretation of private and public accounts, rather than as independently established facts.

Overall argument

The narrator’s main argument is that Kto’s defense of Deadp47 relies on selective excerpts, distorted timelines, and confident conclusions that the evidence shown does not support. He also criticizes Deadp47’s aggressive public rhetoric, which he says becomes more measured in direct conversation.

The video closes by accusing both bloggers of recycling familiar talking points and misrepresenting their opponents. The narrator says his purpose is to expose those alleged distortions, rather than simply damage Deadp47’s reputation.

Presenters and contributors

• Presenter: The video’s narrator, from the RHYKER HACKARRY channel
• Featured or quoted contributors and subjects: Kto; Deadp47; the unnamed Artificial Natural creator; XBT Games’ Vitalik and Leonid; Zhmel; Stas; Bean; and Nex Lasko.