Complicated. I used to watch him a lot and I'm still very saddened by his death, but it's not that simple. TB was definitely more in the reactionary side of things during gamergate, he regularly threw oil onto the fire or more-or-less directly supported some of it, or made some conversation about it worse by not condemning it and not fighting against it. He was not an awful influence in that time and a lot of people were rightfully pissed off at him.

I appreciate some of what he did and said. I don't think he was particularily a bad person, more your generic gamer-brained dude, vaguely libertarian, but he was respected and had a very big platform which he used pretty badly whenever it went outside the realm of video game options, consumer-protection and the like. And he also built his brand on being a bit of an insufferable douchebag with an overly exaggerated accent.

I enjoyed his stuff more as after, as he matured, when he did things in a better context with better people, such as on podcasts. I think if he was alive now, he would probably look at most of the gamergate stuff with regret and shame, but who knows. My feelings about him are complicated.

tb was a light reactionary, as would be expected from someone of his privileged upbringing
his reviews were very useful for the technical aspect, which i don't see very often anymore
he was mostly good on trans rights, though his support came at the expense of otherkin and other non-standard genders (from his "if you're transphobic, fuck off i don't want your money" soundcloud thing)

I just meant that he's yelling at video games over small things

His "frames per second" and "FoV sliders" rants got his followers to outright harass, bully, and even dox independent developers that didn't heed the holy canon, so I think he wasn't so great.