Red Dead Redemption 2 just got a new mod titled "enRAGE" that adds a fully functional nemesis system into the game.
This makes every single NPC have a name, traits, quirks, a trade, a faith, a family and a life story. So people you meet turn up again in the same towns with the same face and the same grudges as it adds a full memory system.
The map is now populated with 8 factions that are constantly at war with each other, having their own hierarchy and captains that you or their enemies can take out. Every single encounter is remembered, including exactly where you wounded them in the case that they survive the fight. This means that RDR2 now has a fully functional faction war that goes on all the time with this mod and factions will remember your actions against them. There is a ton of new dialogue and you can even interrogate NPCs now to get additional information on their friends and allies.
This is an extremely impressive mod and it's now available in early access to download for anyone who has RDR2 on PC.
I think it would always end badly because of how it was structured:
"VTubing is like bringing anime to real life." But then came the double-edged sword of that idea: real life infecting anime. The very premise of VTubing contained the seeds of its own degradation.
The girl behind the model couldn't stay in character forever or keep restraining herself to adhere to that idea, that fantasy.
Even more so when you have "fans" blindly shouting, "Just be yourself! Freedom is always good, no matter what!", treating unrestricted self-expression as an unconditional good.
which only accelerated the process of the fantasy degrading and the mask slipping.
Too many real-life problems ends up plaguing the fantasy, and this is true for more than just VTubing, too.
Is this not insane? Literally every future he gets killed by Orihime & the only futures where he doesnt shes still alive. Theres no future where he kills her. Either she kills him or she doesnt. Aizen was right about her, the only limit to her power is the strength of her resolve