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Ltt is debatable now tbh.
Edit: if you aren't aware of the situation that happened, here's a video from Gamers Nexus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGW3TPytTjc
They've more or less addressed this issue. Their videos are like double checked now and you can kinda tell.
But that's not the only problem. They also sold that prototype for that one company, and I don't think that company got their prototype back.
Yea that's gone and they admitted to fault and reimbursed them to the best of their abilities. Sometimes in life you fuck up and you just gotta own up to it and that there's no fixing it.
As a consequence, they'll most likely never work together again and LTT knows they lost a company. It also hurts LTTs reputation in the long run too.
I think they corrected, they don't upload strictly one video per day anymore. I'm hope the working conditions / stress for the staff improved. They content produced is still pretty entertaining.
For factual info about a purchase I would trust GamersNexus, tho. And their content about cars sucks, Alex is a terrible car reviewer.
Perhaps, but like I just said in a precious comment, they "sold" a company's best prototype and I don't think that company ever got it back. I was a long term fan and sub of the LMG team, but after this whole kerfuffle, I unsubbed from them and I don't regret it.
Fair
As far as I'm aware, they got in contact with the company and settled things.
meh. their content is at the same level it was before, they just look over the specs twice before uploading now.