A lengthy online document circulating across gaming communities has compiled numerous allegations against the streamer known as FalterXV, claiming a history of harassment, alternate account usage, and platform abuse across multiple social media platforms.

The document, which spans dozens of pages, attempts to document incidents involving the streamer in communities such as Elite Dangerous, World of Warships, Destiny 2, Armored Core 6, and various VTuber circles.

FalterXV- What to Know is a document created by N00bster and was DMCA striked once by FalterXV, who works at MTE Consulting Group, but FalterXV lost in that case. N00bster has passed away and we do wish the best to their family.

The claims outlined in the report remain allegations compiled from community sources, screenshots, and archived posts.

According to the report, these accounts were allegedly used to support the streamer’s posts, bypass blocks, and interact with critics under different identities.

FalterXV- What to Know

The document claims some accounts may have interacted with each other or posted screenshots that could only have been obtained by the streamer himself.

Another section of the document discusses alleged misuse of DMCA takedown notices.

According to archived posts referenced in the report, an earlier YouTube channel associated with the streamer was allegedly terminated for abusing copyright takedown requests.

FalterXV- What to Know

The report further alleges that the streamer later continued uploading content through another channel despite YouTube’s policy that terminated creators are not allowed to create new channels.

The document also describes numerous disputes between FalterXV and other content creators or players.

Several individuals claim they were repeatedly targeted through:

• direct messages
  
  

• social media callouts
  
  

• public accusations
  
  

• repeated mentions across platforms
  
  

The report also includes claims that smaller streamers were singled out or mocked for low viewership or gameplay performance.

Among the most serious allegations included in the document are claims that sustained harassment from the streamer may have contributed to severe emotional distress for some individuals.

However, these claims are presented as community assertions and have not been verified through official investigations or legal proceedings claimed in the posted document.

Despite the length and detail of the document, there is no indication that the allegations have resulted in criminal charges or court rulings in the document.

As a result, the claims remain part of an ongoing online controversy rather than confirmed legal findings. HOWEVER, there has been multiple DMCA cases FalterXV was involved in with the CCB (Copyright Claims Board) Via the ECCB (Electronic Case Management System for the CCB). He has also lost in the legal cases in Ohio using the local courts to try to sue for DMCA claims (this is not in the document).

The document highlights the growing trend of community-generated dossiers documenting alleged misconduct by online personalities.

While supporters and critics continue to debate the accuracy of the claims, the situation illustrates the complex nature of accountability in online communities where disputes can quickly escalate across multiple platforms.