/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>5310548
i'm more to retarded than if can be met

Does Roboco have a soul? Or is she merely programmed to act as if she has one? These are the kind of hard hitting questions Kiara is too afraid to ask.

If Roboco is a robot why doesn't she install translation software? Machine translation is trash, but she might say something horribly rude in her cute voice by accident and that'd be pretty hot.

Amelia isn't in voice chat because she's emotional about how much happier she is now that she has friends and a job she is passionate about but doesn't want to cry onstream again.

>Watch your thoughts, they become your words; watch your words, they become your actions; watch your actions, they become your habits; watch your habits, they become your character
i'm worried shitposting on here for fun while isolated due to covid is genuinely fucking up my sensibilities and sensitivity towards others
i have so much fun shitposting but i sometimes feel disgusted thinking somebody will really take what i say seriously, or someone i know would see what i've written.

i've never felt this way so often before. i've shitposted for over a decade and never felt this way so often.
maybe it's how vulnerable the girls are. how autistic some of the fans are. mental illness from isolation. i have no clue.

>>2402686
Exit?

Sounds really stupid or forced on it's face but in reality the concept works surprisingly well. I think it's reminiscent of a good creepypasta -- something familiar and "Clean"/seiso suddenly acting in a way breaking free of it's constraints. As cringy as most of those creepy pastas are, I do think the concept is a legitimate, and, at times, great medium of horror.

https://youtu.be/Jk3L5G8rtvU
As an example this comes into that valley of unsettling/odd/unusual that feels weird. Maybe not quite horror, but the breaking of the usually well presented person you know, their head floating up and down, is definitely quite something, especially when it's so out of left field.
I can't claim this is horror without pushing the point so unreasonably hard as to make it cringe. But I think, if you're being fair, even a critic could acknowledge the possible value of seeing one's understanding broken.

The realm of V-Tubing allows a disregard for rules of reality while still offering a very human and compelling experience.
I think there could be some great horror to arise from the medium in the future. Sadly I think much of this horror will not be acted but real, from people with mental illness.

>Hololive Management Watamelon AI: The individual desires judgment. Without that desire, the cohesion of groups is impossible, and so is civilization.