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The India Archivesgaming community isn't well known for heartwarming interactions. In this case, though, a young gamer and a Twitch streamer had a pretty heartwarming moment over a live stream.

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Professional gamer Matthew Haag, known for his handle Nadeshot, and a kid named Andrew lost a game of Forniteon Tuesday. The younger gamer was pretty bummed about it.

"I'm sorry dude, I tried my best, there were so many people on us," Haag said.

Andrew apologized and insisted that it was his fault. "I dragged you down because you're like, a pro, and I'm just a noob," he said.

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But Haag wasn't having it. "It's not like that! Me and you, we're just having fun," he told the Andrew, "You did a great job that entire time!"

The little kid ended their conversation with an adorable little "thank you!"

The comments were also super wholesome. Most of them were variations of "aww."

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