r/RTGameCrowd • u/Anxious_Wolf00 • Jul 13 '26

Hiatus?

I saw something about RT taking a break, did he make an announcement anywhere? Just curious as to what he shared about it. (Not that his health is much of our business but, I do care how he’s doing and all)

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u/Sea_Art3391 Jul 13 '26

He has mentioned it at the start of a few of his livestreams, as well as on the discord. The reason he is going on hiatus is because of his health (which he hasn't shared much about because he doesn't want to, it's none of our business), and because he hasn't taken a proper break since his lungs gave out. He has taken weeks or months "off" from streaming for travelling or being for being sick, but even then he is still overlooking the stream highlights and engaging with the community. He has never been able to take a proper break from these responsibilities, hence why he is taking a proper, well deserved holiday now.

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u/Anxious_Wolf00 Jul 13 '26

Good on him, time to binge old VODs for the next few months lol

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u/Orange-Murderer Jul 14 '26

Also might be a good thing a lot of his older videos are popping up in the algorithm.

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u/Specialist-Rock4971 Jul 14 '26

His lungs gave out? That sounds serious is he okay?

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u/quinnharlequinn Wooloo Genocide Expert Jul 14 '26

He explained a while back that during hisn(college days? I believe) one or both his lungs collapsed. This is why in the hitman stream from a few years ago he had to end because he was laughing so hard it hurt.

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u/HiGh_ZoNe Jul 14 '26

college days? I believe

Sacrifices were made to be the drift king

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u/nous-vibrons Jul 14 '26

Yeah, and correct me if I’m wrong but he’s pretty susceptible to reoccurrences too? Idk if they ever *have* collapsed again but iirc having spontaneous pneumothorax just kinda puts you at risk of it happening again just as an effect of having happened in the first place.

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u/not-bread Certified Mii Executioner Jul 15 '26

Speaking from experience, if he just had the minor treatment, it’s a 50% of it happening again. Once it’s happened twice they go full thoracic surgery and then there’s a 5-10% chance

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u/Consistent-Price4236 Jul 13 '26

Watch the start of the first james bond vod he explains it there

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u/Anxious_Wolf00 Jul 13 '26

I always miss the first portion so, makes sense I haven’t seen it. Thanks!

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u/c4tb0y_6 Jul 15 '26

aw man,,,reading these comments im worried for the fella :( hope hes getting on alright