Mingle photo update in the start of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdZTpP4j1Bo
edit: Mingle playlist here for the previous videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_I1zzJkJRHtVIryvDbN0nu5KoG0R4Qq9

As a latin american i feel the need to correct the last translation, he never asked for a starforge pc he only said he had a twitch tv channel but that he cant stream cause his pc doesnt handle it.

He never asked for anything just placed out there that he couldnt stream due to his set up, and for those who wonder, i got some friends in venezuela and they do cut internet and power a lot they they have to reset their router quite a few times a day. I teared a bit with this video thank u all for helping out a latino :) we all felt it im sure.

Btw I'm gonna give some insight on his old setup... Here in Venezuela, and especially in Maracaibo, where he's from (And myself), 90% of computer stores sell refurbished PCs. Most are these Dell or HP miniPCs or microatx computers. They are basically second hand machines that they sell cheaper. Since salaries are awful, most entry-level gamers buy these PCs because that's what they can afford, then they buy an extra low profile GPU to play games like WoW, Lineage II, Runescape and so on to earn a few bucks on the side, which can mean a higher income than a regular minimum salary.

I was one of those people, back in 2017. I lived ENTIRELY through farming adena (the game's currency) on Lineage II Private Servers. Russian, Greek and Brazilian players would buy the currency to pimp out their characters, then once the server "died", we hopped to a new one. Farming adena made me 3 times the salary I would get in an office job (we have the lowest indexed minimum salary in south america, and one of the worst in the world).

That doesn't make people "bots" or mindless farmers. These are people that are earning a living, improving their families' lives and they're ACTIVE players, not bots. They kill bots actually, to fight for spots and stuff.

It's the sad truth. There's a lot of people that are stinking up games with their horrible bot farms and gold farming schemes, but a huge portion of them are people living in precarious conditions on third world countries, just trying to make a living.

came laughing left crying

Here is Dec 2025. A year later. Mingles channel now has 27k followers on twitch.  When this was filmed he has 121 followers. Holy crap.  And he was just live 2 days ago!

I just want to comment that Mingle didn't ask for a sponsor. He literally just said that he does streaming but his computer is not powerful enough to do so. But I guess the sponsor interpretation of the translator ended up very good for his future computer. It was a very wholesome video, Xaryu.

Mingle has close to 4.5k followers on Twitch now, good job guys!

I know a lot of people already pointed this out. But i love how Hozitojones immediately went "He's asking for a sponsor, he's asking if you could hook him up". Mingle never said anything like that. He only said that his PC sucks. Hozito saw an opportunity and he took it IMMEDIATLY, the man not even thought about it. He's really a good man.

I have my own mingle. I paid him to farm gold for me in WoW because I didn't have time. He was also from venezuela and I paid him way continually even after I quit. Felt bad for him. He spent the money on a new computer, dental care and to get his visa. He is now in Europe and we write to each other once every month or so. :)

When I was 16 in 2005, I was the GM of a PvP guild. At some points my parents were tired of me playing the game, and I couldn’t afford to pay my subscription. There was a dwarf hunter in my guild, who was the dad of 2 kids and was 35 years old, that I was helping pretty often in the game. he offered to pay a whole year for me! I couldn’t believe it at the moment, I miss these type of genuine connection with people! For Mingle!

Dude, i never played this game, nor was your follower. Just got a random recomendation to this video, and man, what a story. Nice thing you did helping out a latino brother. Wish you and Mingle all the best.

As a venezuelan, I cannot thank you guys enough for what you did to one of my brothers, life can be tough, and things like this helps us to keep the morale high and keep battling on, from the bottom of my heart, thanks.

Bro Mingle got like 23k subs on Twitch....

From playing by himself to having a full following watch him play. You hooked this homie up for life!

Amazing work el pedro

okay, this must have been one of the most wholesome videos I have seen all this year. I love it, good on you Xaryu. Thanks for this vid.

Thanks man, by the accent in his voice I can tell Mingle was from Maracaibo, Venezuela, a city from which half of their population have left due to the economic crisis (I'm from there and now I live in Buenos Aires). You completly changed his life and probably gave him and his family a memory they'll always be grateful for. Gracias!!

I speak spanish (native) and english, mingle did never ask for sponsorship, just wanted to clarify that even though that was never requested, the whole community helped him to make the unimaginable possible. Cheers for that gentlemen.

It literally doesn't matter what got lost in translation, no one here is going to judge anyone asking for help.  What Xar and his followers have done for Mingle is an amazing act of kindness and it takes a strong person to ask for help. Cheers from Scotland.

This is why I love Youtube. Sometimes you stumble on videos that have basically no connection to anything or anyone you watch, and it's a beautiful story that leaves you tearful because it's great.

OMG, latinos backing up! The second translator made this possible, Mingle did NOT asked for sponsors… xD he was just explaining his situation trying to stream with a crappy PC… the translator then asked Xar if he would sponsor him… whatta time to be alive! :D

I love hozito man him popping in and baiting xaryu with the sponsorship when the kid told him his situation was classic wholesome trolling