I'm surprised more people has asked me to play YTTD, DRA, or even Ace Attorney, but NOT ONE person has even glanced in my direction and asked me to even think about the Hundred-Line. Is there a reason for this? Do people just hate it?
Holy schmoley. I told myself almost a dozen times over that switching to long-form videos was a fool's gambit, but now I'm waking up to almost 2k views before lunch. Thank you all so much for the support on the latest video!
@GibbyMGZ That's totally fair. I think there is a big risk to being "too friendly" with people you consider your audience, and sometimes I meet people here that I would only befriend in private. I just think if you have the confidence to amass such a following, it can't be that hard.
Why are there so many people talking about not knowing how to make friends when they have thousands of followers? Is this a grift or is something societal at play that says a lot about how the social media has left us less connected than before?
@NBinted Some people become VTubers just to have their face on something instead of actually having anything to say and you can REALLY tell the difference 80% of the time.
@geliful I isolate before I hurt anyone I care about. Then I take a nap or indulge in things that makes me smile until I feel better. It really depends if I'm just feeling fussy or someone has wronged me.
@hurtuke Well if you want friends just to have "a friend" you're going to run out of things to talk about pretty fast. Your best bet is to have something in common with someone else. It could be toast memes for Jove's sake. My best friendships have started by saying "you like this too?"
IMO, the biggest reason why AAA gaming is lackluster for the most part is because these games are getting way too expensive to produce compared to their returns. Riskier ventures can't guarantee the returns to justify it. Someone said even a good mobile app is 7 figures, come on.
@kissuchi_ I think it goes both ways. Never meet your heroes, honestly. People have to make online personas to remain universally relevant. A person "just being themselves" would have to be pretty remarkable to acquire a mass audience and sponsors. It's all politics.