walltalker

A dominant communicator that speaks assertively, often confident and vocal. Similar to a Confident Orator, they express opinions strongly but often won't give others an opportunity to have a turn to contribute to the conversation.

Tier 0: Annoying - Often ignored, perceived as valueless in conversations.
Tier 1: Disabled - Socially challenged, muted due to disruptive behavior.
Tier 2: Drunken Hooligan - Intoxicated, energetic but unfocused.
Tier 3: Lagger - Impaired cognition, struggles with reality.
Tier 4: Quiet/Quite Special - Low volume, sarcastic, rarely corrected.
Tier 5: Interrupting Cow - Inappropriate, loud, disrupts conversations.
Tier 6: Can't Stop Won't Stop - Long-winded, alpha personality, hard to interrupt.
Tier 7: Bad Boy Routine - Repetitive, impatient, quick topic changes.
Tier 8: TEDtalker - Group-supported speaker, occasionally resisted.
Tier 9: Deaf Ears - Highly attentive multitasker, polarizing due to seeming indifference (ADHD).
Tier 10: Fame Speaks - Recognized figure, authoritative, guides discussions.
Tier 11: Backwards Compatible - Past recordings analyzed, insider knowledge, possibly admin role.

"Shut up walltalker give someone else a chance to speak!"

"Beanz often gets muted by the clique in the God Gang Discord server and has no clue who is even listening but yet still keeps talking seemingly to the wall itself."

"Deffy has so little consideration for others that he will talk to his screen, webcam, and microphone like he has control over any open ears to the point of no contention."

"The moment sodapoppin joined the channel the room instantly became silent. Every word out of his mouth was never talked over or fully contested."

"In the absence of clear indications about being muted on Discord, group interactions often descend into chaos. Unaware of their muted status, individuals persistently talk, creating a cacophony of voices resembling a crowd of 'Walltalkers.' The lack of engagement or responses compounds the confusion, leading to a communication breakdown within the channel."