/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>28684364
she did, it's a sad game

>>23240688
she said last night that she's not sure if she'll be able to keep consistently streaming as her life gets more busy, but she's trying to keep it up.
I think she likes streaming way too much to actually graduate, but she'll probably cut back on the amount of streams she's able to do while she's busy with irl stuff (unfortunately)

even if she goes back to just once a week streams, I'll just be happy she's here

>>23149919
I hope things start getting better for you, anon

>>22565910
I remember that she said this, but I try not to think about it too much because I don't want the thought in the back of my head every stream that it might be her last one before another hiatus.

>>20431883
I've caught the end of her streams a couple times and she seems really nice! I wish she didn't stream at the same time as the dog

https://twitter.com/corgi_koragi/status/1493333215334912001

EST bros...

I hope I don't stop getting kudoboards just because a few disgruntled artists hate them, it gives me an excuse to make something for people I watch, and even if I don't have time to add anything, it's fun to see all the fanart and stuff people write when they go over them on stream

>>11633811

>How long have your favorite streamers/oshi been streaming for?
Since around March

>Are you ever worried your favorite will stop streaming one day?
Everyone will stop streaming one day, my biggest fear is that she'll never hit her full potential and get the recognition she deserves before the end, especially considering that she's dealing with a lot of personal struggles outside her control, and leaving streaming may not be a choice.

>How would you feel if you oshi took an extended leave?
Sad, not really sure what to put on in the evenings when I've gotten so used to watching them/having them on in the background every day.
>How would you cope?
Watching through all the old VODs, apparently

>Do you think vtubing/vstreaming has a time limit?
Everything has an end, streaming/vtubing isn't any different, unfortunately

>What would you tell a streamer dealing with burn out?
Dial back and do things you want to do. The lifestyle associated with streaming has a notion to consume all free time, I'd say taking every other day off (or similar) to do irl things you enjoy would help.

>Tell me one why in which you have either improved yourself (reps, better health, etc.) or worked towards a personal goal
I started getting in better shape this year by picking up cycling, and even though I lost several months of progress due to getting hurt, I'm working my way back up!

thx for the questions alium

I miss this dog like you wouldn't believe