/wvt/ - Western VTubers Thread

[Anonymous No.]

Drunk British Cat Edition

>What is /wvt/?
/wvt/ is a thread for viewers to find, share, and discuss English-speaking VTubers.

>Shilling your chuuba?
Include a picture and a link so we know who they are and how to watch!

>Twitch Clips Guide
https://pastelink.net/34vd5

>Ref Sheets
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GqDE0jDIFNw_GyHyHW4qA_ndlaHyXqFv

>Chickens
https://www.twitch.tv/ourchickenlife

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Whose oshi is streaming today then?

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>>11657743
Tell me about it. You can change completely but your first, faltering steps will always be remembered fondly by /here/

t. someone who /here/ hates

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>>11658174
Whatever happened to vtuber chicken gacha?

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Every thread until she comes back.

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>>11658583
It sucks but it makes sense... there's a lot of chuubas and not enough time to watch everyone, so first impressions are important

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>>11658765
There are so many literal whos in here that people don't recognize but leave it to /here/ to remember some dumb shit I did half a year ago as soon as my name is brought up.

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>>11659037
Mysteryposting is vehrboten

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https://voca.ro/1n4PsA7qge67

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Not the ayyy, but let me ask some questions anyway!

1a (streamer) - Do you time your streams around your friend/oshi's streams, so they don't clash, or not?
1b(viewer) - Do you organize your spare time so you can watch your oshi/top favourites, or just catch them if you're free

2 - If your oshi asked you to mod for them, what would you say, and why?

3a (streamer) - how do you find your mods? Do you look for powermods, or fresh users?
3b (viewer) - how active do you like mods to be in chat? Should they be 'just one of the viewers' until needed, or should they have a mod account?

In return, you may ask me a question. I probably won't answer, but feel free to ask.

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>>11659402
Hello Koopa mama. Give me some of that good good BM... Hope you're doing good today!

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>>11659443
1a) Not really. I would go insane trying to keep track of it all.

2. I think I would try, but I also feel like there's people with much more time and skill that could do it better than me.

4) I go with people who ask me to be mods and who I know relatively well. If someone goes out of their way to offer help, I'm not going to just throw that away.

Q: Would you ever commission smut of your oshi?

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Shimo's schedule for this week! TBA will probably be Minecraft if new server will be put together to that day. If not we probably will get Zatsudan + Moemon grinding.

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>>11659402
I wish my oshi sends me breast milk.

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>>11659535
Who's your oshi?
Bonus question: Which chuuba do you think has a breasfeeding kink?

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>>11659443
Answering my own questions, because fuck it, why not

1a - No, I have a set schedule, because it's when I have the time to stream.
2 - Yes, but I can't make most of her streams due to timezones
3a - I had one dude volunteer during a botraid, and one who volunteered for doing it in a sponsored stream, but that's all I have. Probably promote from within.

>>11659483
>Q: Would you ever commission smut of your oshi?
If she has a NSFW tag, and it wouldn't be the only piece of smut, then yes. If she had a range of smut with other chuubas, then I'd definitely commission some of me breaking her choker

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>>11659544
I'm too shy to say who. Milkywayz is into shotas so I assume she does.

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how big is your oshis deck
https://www.twitch.tv/thinkerbella

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>>11659443
1b. If it's a big stream, I will take some time out to relax and watch, otherwise I'll just watch it if I have the time or have it at least on in the background.

2. Maybe, I don't really know, depends on how active they'd expect me to be. For example, Bat/Yozo have a bunch of mods but a lot of them aren't always active. If I could just mod whenever I actually have time, then fine, otherwise no.

3. Mentioned above; if they're like Yozo's/Bat's case, then it's fine. They have plenty of "normal" viewers so that a new person doesn't feel overwhelmed by all the foam swords/diamonds in the chat. But if it's a smaller vtuber, then I'd be nicer if they have a Mod account but use their normal one for chatting.

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You mean the latest masterpiece of fantasy storytelling from Lucasfilm's™ Brian Moriarty™? Why, it's an extraordinary adventure with an interface of magic, stunning, high-resolution, 3D landscapes, sophisticated score and musical effects. Not to mention the detailed animation and special effects, elegant point 'n' click control of characters, objects, and magic spells. Beat the rush! Go out and buy Loom™ today!

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>>11659443
>1b(viewer) - Do you organize your spare time so you can watch your oshi/top favourites, or just catch them if you're free
I do for my oshi. Like my Sunday is set aside for her streams.

>2 - If your oshi asked you to mod for them, what would you say, and why?
I'd say yes, probably, since I want to be closer/help them out more. But I can't catch every stream so my utility would be kinda low.

>3b (viewer) - how active do you like mods to be in chat? Should they be 'just one of the viewers' until needed, or should they have a mod account?
I don't care as long as they're not cringe, which most unfortunately are. My oshi's mod is pretty cool, funny guy with good info. But the people who want to be mods usually aren't suited to it, honestly.

Here's a question: You a chuuba or viewer?


In return, you may ask me a question. I probably won't answer, but feel free to ask.

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>>11659690
Pay attention in your meeting, Vampire.

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>>11659443
1a - Not really, unless I know well in advance when they are going to be doing something. Then again, I rarely ever have a schedule soooo...
2 - Nah, I wanna sit back and enjoy the stream, not work
3a- I don't have mods, then again my streams usually get 10-ish viewers on average so it's not like I really need any

Q - How do you come up with questions like these?

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>>11659735
>chuuba or viewer
I'm a chuuba. Started as a viewer, then one of my favourites got to talking about how she started streaming to get over social anxiety, and I figured that was a good idea, so I copied her.

Streaming ~4 months, viewing ~11 months.

>>11659875
I just think of things I'd like to learn, and that I think other viewers might like to know. When I started streaming, I'd often ask stupid questions here to try and get ideas on stuff. When I'm posting here, I try to add a load of extra info, in case anyone else wants to become a chuuba, so they don't have to also ask the stupid questions

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https://www.twitch.tv/veleck
going live with some Hades!

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Muse dash bun.
https://youtu.be/-TVD3ph5NFo

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>>11659443
I don't organize my spare time but I'd be lying if I said I haven't rushed out of work/floored it up the highway on more than one occasion to catch my oshi's stream
no because I'm not even remotely qualified for that kinda thing and also more selfishly I'd rather just focus on the stream rather than tard wrangling her chat
If they're gonna be constantly throwing their weight around then I'd rather they shut the fuck up rather than look like someone trying to pretend to be "one of the viewers" when they're clearly just the internet equivalent of an assistant manager at a grocery store that demands respect from everyone under them. If they're a rational guy that only pulls the trigger when necessary then yeah sure just chill in chat you're cool.

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Some chuubas that are live right now:

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let's start this mornin' off right with some fear and hunger: termina. nothing helps people get in the right mood for work like dismemberment and cannibalism

https://www.twitch.tv/all_bonesjones

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>>11659980
Post your link. I want to support /here/ chuuba

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>>11660625
Not live right now, I'll drop when I'm live with a new game

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I love this dog like you wouldn't believe!

I'm so glad she's back!

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Bros should I stay...?

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>>11662027
if you are into boys

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>>11662027
Why... why is Noah streaming on YT?

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>>11662027
filthy rich babi, didn't watch but I'd assume theres a lot of dead air

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Live in 15!
Here's what we'll do. We're gonna knock at the front door of the FEMA facility, demand to see the manager, give him a firm handshake and tell him to knock off whatever the hell he is doing there.
twitch.tv/calebhorusvt

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>>11659861
I don't want to.

AMA I'm incredibly bored.

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>>11662555
I see you dropped the futile fight against the invisible walls in Snow Runner

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>>11663310
Do you wish you did anything differently during your time streaming? Anything you regret?

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>>11663401
Nah, Job Sims are on Mondays

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>>11663637
I wish I wasn't so uncomfortable when I started. The support of friends and viewers have helped me come out of my shell a lot.

I miss not having done some of the streams I wanted to, like cooking for example. It's something I still want to do.

I also always regret mumbling or talking to quickly during my streams, still working on that.

I don't really dwell too much on the past though and I don't think it's productive. Regrets? I don't know, there's some things I've learned along the way, including not to care too much if people you thought were your friends suddenly stop communicating entirely. It's just how it is.

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>>11663782
Saved by the lifting day. I'll be there next week to see you mald.

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>>11663899
Wouldn't want it any other way baby

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>>11659443
Hope you're having a nice day, anon!
>Do you time your streams around your friend/oshi's streams, so they don't clash, or not?
Not particularly, most of the indie chuubas I watch don't live remotely close to my timezone so it's not really a concern.
>If your oshi asked you to mod for them, what would you say, and why?
Probably not, I wouldn't want to feel like I'm working a second job instead of just enjoying my oshi's streams.
>how do you find your mods? Do you look for powermods, or fresh users?
I'm a 2view so I haven't had to worry about this yet but I already have a few close friends pre-vtubing that I can talk to about modding.

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I... I don't want to choose! I want to marry Sigrid AND Bird!

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>>11664303
just want you to know that I've followed sigridandbird thanks to you, ritualposting anon. thank you for your service

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https://www.twitch.tv/vividlyvivi
Come and watch this radioactive cutie!

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>>11664668
Wow! Umm...! You're welcome!

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Give me your schizos and menhera. I want mentally unstable VTubers who cry and beg for love and giftsubs. I want them broken and begging for their paypigs' love.

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>>11665351
https://www.twitch.tv/fallenshadow

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>>11664796
Vivi was my oshi. She got me into streamers in general, then into vtubers once she got her model.

I watched a stream recently, and was prompted with the "send your subscription renewal message", so I did, because I want them to SAY MY NAME.

Checked subscriptions, and the next month's was due in three hours. I'd just not seen any of her streams in a month - either because of her insane hours, or because she was streaming something I had absolutely no interest in.

Don't get me wrong, she's fun, but I've played New Vegas to death, and she's not got it modded to the gills or doing a challenge run.

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>>11663310
Whats for lunch today?

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>>11664668
its a funny feeling seeing someone post something i drew

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>>11665511
I ordered a BBQ Lovers from Pizza Hut.
I've been eating too much pizza lately but I'm lazy and it's my one WFH day of the week.

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>>11665572
How do you feel about pineapple on pizza vampire

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>>11665735
It's too sweet for me but I'll eat it if someone offered.

Honestly I haven't had it in years so I don't know anymore, but I like stuff like mango chutney and sweet'n sour sauce, so I don't mind mixing flavors.

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>>11663310
Favorite kind of cake?

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>>11665534
I save every koragi drawing I find, thank you for your contribution to the collection, fellow koragi enjoyer

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>>11665985
>Favorite kind of cake?
Mine.

Or Passion Fruit Cheesecake. I love Cheesecake in general, but it has to be fruity and light.

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>>11663310
I bought a Loom sticker the other day for my lunchbox after your redeem, just wanted to share that.

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>>11666178
Can you believe that it was released 32 years ago?

Madness.

I'm proud of you anon, Loom deserves a remake just like Monkey Island got.

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>>11666045
she's one of my favourites for sure

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>>11666223
tf is loom

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>>11666381
You mean the latest masterpiece of fantasy storytelling from Lucasfilm's™ Brian Moriarty™? Why, it's an extraordinary adventure with an interface of magic, stunning, high-resolution, 3D landscapes, sophisticated score and musical effects. Not to mention the detailed animation and special effects, elegant point 'n' click control of characters, objects, and magic spells. Beat the rush! Go out and buy Loom™ today!

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>>11666350

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>>11666381
Why, it's an extraordinary adventure with an interface of magic, stunning, high-resolution, 3D landscapes, sophisticated score and musical effects. Not to mention the detailed animation and special effects, elegant point 'n' click control of characters, objects, and magic spells. Beat the rush! Go out and buy Loom™ today!

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>>11666381
See: >>11659690

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So is Beatani a schizoid or what's going on there?

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>>11666735
Not a schizoid, a schizo. Still cute though.

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>>11666735
>>11666765
She scares me.

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>>11666735
that's from when she got a weeklong suspension on twitter for telling someone to neck themselves

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Random, but I love this song. Wonder if any here chuubas sang it before https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOa-VO2_SLg

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>>11666781
You should definitely be scared, but she's not a bad person. Just insane. Luckily in an entertaining way.

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>>11666735
TFW she's taller than you...

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>>11666838
Wh... what does this even mean?

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>>11658174
Who is OP?

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>>11659443
>1a (streamer) - Do you time your streams around your friend/oshi's streams, so they don't clash, or not?
No but there's never really any overlap because we stream at different times
>1b(viewer) - Do you organize your spare time so you can watch your oshi/top favourites, or just catch them if you're free
When I'm free
>2 - If your oshi asked you to mod for them, what would you say, and why?
For free? No fuck jannies
>3a (streamer) - how do you find your mods? Do you look for powermods, or fresh users?
I don't have mods
>3b (viewer) - how active do you like mods to be in chat? Should they be 'just one of the viewers' until needed, or should they have a mod account?
Just a viewer, I don't want to see a chat with nothing but swords and vip badges

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>>11666886
It means she is based, and your friend!

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>>11666886
normalfags are harder to understand than someone speaking a different language, basically

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>>11663310
Who do you simp for?

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Good morning, /wVT/! I hope everyone has a good day today.
I watched a bit of Goki before I went to sleep. I am watching cvnka now and she is very comfy. Is there anyone fun you watch in the mornings?

I am a bit miffed at some reading/writer's block I have developed recently. Do you have a book or story you enjoy, anon?

Alas, no questions as someone has that handled! Thank you, question asker!

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>>11659443
>Do you time your streams around your friend/oshi's streams, so they don't clash, or not?
Yes! I specifically stream in the morning so I never ever have to worry about cancelling a stream or missing my oshi. I'll guerilla occasionally to raid into them, but never stream during their content.
>2 - If your oshi asked you to mod for them, what would you say, and why?
Honestly? I wouldn't. I'm too active in their chat and people get really intimidated with a sword being waved around constantly. I'd rather blend in with the other viewers.
>how do you find your mods? Do you look for powermods, or fresh users?
I pick silent but active users, basically lurkers that chat maybe once a stream but that I know are always there.
>how active do you like mods to be in chat? Should they be 'just one of the viewers' until needed, or should they have a mod account?
As long as they're there and use it correctly, that's all that matters.

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>>11667134
>Is there anyone fun you watch in the mornings?
paperbag's usually still going by the time I wake up, or seep if she's on (though I guess that's more early afternoon than morning where I live but whatever.) but outside of that honestly no, I tend to prefer to keep my mornings chuuba-free so I can focus on other things (when I'm not posting here at least...)

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>>11667111
Professionals: Ina, Gura, Subaru and Polka (and Coco... RIP...)
Indies: I have a lot of people I try to follow, but those who get me really hype are Nina, Bat and Kongou. I wish I could catch more of their streams but I look at VODs when I can ówò

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>>11667134
I only read manga now

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>>11667134
>Book/Stories
Anything by Terry Pratchett and I'm reading One Piece to practice my Japanese reps.

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>>11667134
I like to watch Ina in the morning. I tend to put on her drawing streams when I'm getting ready or mentally warming up, her voice is very soothing and nice.

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>>11667134
My morning streams are usually PaperBag and BirdMaws. Both chill to listen to and occasionally chat with while I'm making coffee and starting the workday.

I just started reading Killing Commendatore by Haruki Murakami, I haven't gotten far enough to tell how good it's going to be but I really like the rest of Murakami's work, so it'll probably be a good read

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>>11667204
Oh... I tend to use chuubas as my morning background noise while I get ready for the day! But I did that with facecam streamers, too.

>>11667260
What manga do you enjoy? I started Alien 9 recently and I really like it!

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>>11667690
Dungeon Meshi

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>>11667134
>Thank you, question asker!
I learned it from watching you, ayylium!

I really enjoy Diskworld/Pratchett; but "The Wizard Knight" is also a solid story.

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>>11667293
Nice! I really love Terry Pratchett, too. And good luck with Jp, anon. Integrating learning into your entertainment is one of the best ways to learn outside of full immersion.

>>11667621
I did this a ton before I started streaming. She sounds nice, and I felt like it primed my brain to draw.

>>11667665
I shamefully have actually never read a single Murakami work in full... I have read passages and always tell myself that I will read the novel later, but I never do. Do you have a suggestion for a good first read?

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>>11667723
Dungeon Meshi is amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLfJ7B20A2Q

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>>11667134
I'm a skilled tradesman so my day starts at 5 AM and I can't watch streams while working. So I'm a mid-afternoon to evening viewer.

I love the book "Snow Crash," by Neal Stephenson I read it once a year, probably. I have the good cover for it still and everything.

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Sorry for the tardiness! We're going to feature a new game called VRWorkout in our strength training session today! Let's do our best and get stronk!
http://twitch.tv/pommemade

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>>11667830
I've been collecting the physical copies as they get released

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>>11667812
You like Terry Pratchett? Name all his books lmao.

But in all honesty, if you read Discworld, you're a great person in my book. I'm so spoiled with those, I have a hard time enjoying other more cookie cutter fantasy novels...

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>>11667134
Morning Alium, since your mornings are my afternoons, Thinkerbella is great for me, since I can listen to her in the background. Other than that I usually watch whoever is on (mostly Caleb).

When it comes to books, I tend to read stuff from pop-science (mangas too, but it's not really reading and more just looking at pictures) and if you don't already, I would really recommend you do so! They are usually written in a way that's not too dry but still differ in writing style from things like novels . Not only that, learning about something scientific might give you inspiration for your own works.

>Alas, no questions as someone has that handled!
But you were asking question you silly alien!

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https://www.twitch.tv/lumituber
LUMI IS BACK BABEEH

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>>11667723
I just read the first chapter. The opening circumstances seem a bit strange, but the art is nice and the story has me interested. Picked up. Now I have a few good ones to read. I was reading Golden Kamuy and Alien 9 earlier, wishing I had more to check out.

>>11667765
Th-thanks, y-you too, anon...!
I was given the proper read order of Disk world and then completely ignored it and read what I had. Now I need to get the other novels.
Something funny that I have ground over the year is how expensive buying books can be... And how sci-fi novels are typically in a series... I wonder how often people bought books back then. When I would go to the train station as a kid, I would pick up a book from the rack if my parents let me. I think back now at how many novels I must have bought and how much it cost. And I never gave it a second thought.
Anyway, I went on that tangent to try to psych myself up to getting the rest. There is a local used bookstore I will contact later about it.

>>11667878
I both admire and envy your hard work, anon. I am glad streams are there too help you relax after a hard day.

Oh! I bought Snow Crash earlier this year! Both a chuuba and a very kind viewer recommended it, actually. I really should read it instead of putting it in The Book Box. Thank you, that jogged my memory.

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>>11668243
If you're interesting in something a bit different, I really like Genshiken. Especially Nidaime, but it's the best if you start from the beginning.

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>>11668243
Snow Crash is hilarious, one of the best pieces of comedic fiction I've read (not that I ever actually read)

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>>11668243
I originally picked it up because of these meme images

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>>11668298
Cryrptonomicon (also by Stephenson) is also very funny. It's a little self-indulgent sometimes with the code/cipher info dumps but the different narratives blending together are so well done.

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>>11668243
>books are expensive
So one thing I've done for books in the past is Amazon, and then the "see all formats and editions". There's normally a used version of most books for less than £1. Amazon then charges £2.50 shipping, but it means I've got a shelf load of books that each only cost £2.51. The ones I didn't like I donated to local libraries and schools.

Good luck in your hunt!

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>>11667812
I recommend starting with A Wild Sheep's Chase. Though probably not the best thing Murakami's ever written, it's not that long and represents the creatively odd universes he sets his stories in pretty well, giving you a good taste for how he writes. He's certainly not for everyone, and if you like super in-depth lore expositions for the universe the author creates than you'll probably be mad at how little regard he has for the worlds he builds, using them as a backdrop for character stories rather than being the focus of the narrative. I absolutely adore 1Q84 and it's slow buildup of the characters, keeping you not even sure what the genre of the novel is for hundreds of pages, but I know a lot of people consider it a slog, so it's not a great introduction to his work. Hopefully it's something you can enjoy!

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>>11667996
Aha, I have only read two Diskworld novels and some of Pratchett's short stories in the past. I think I actually found his short fiction before finding his actual novels. But maybe because I prefer short fiction... I have commitment issues. The series is huge, so I have to psych myself up to buy the rest. I could just not buy it but I feel bad not paying for books.

But I really like Terry Pratchett as a person. In an the things I have read about him, he seems really interesting. I wish I could go to a sci-fi convention and meet science fiction writers in person and pick their brain. I read about those things happening in the past and writers all meeting up and inspiring each other and I think it is the closest to pure jealousy I feel.

As for fantasy novels, do not get me started on most fantasy novels. I sort of prefer sci-fi because it is so hard to find a good fantasy novel. Maybe I am biased, but it feels so much more difficult.

>>11668086
Oh! I forgot about timezones!
Tinkerbella is amazing but she streams art such a sleepy time for me that I rarely catch her.

Wait. What is pop-science? I have never heard of this genre before. May I ask for some recommendations?

And pffft, these are questions! I cannot help myself. I just really love being able to communicate with people.

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>>11668324
Yeah, the memery from it inspired me to pick the manga up.

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>>11668607
If the Discworld series seem daunting, my suggestion is to get "Going Postal" and then "Making Money". They're two connected novels published rather late about a completely new main character. The good thing with Discworld is that Pratchett often reintroduces his characters in every book so you don't need to worry too much about being lost.

Discworld is objectively worse if you read it chronologically because the first two books especially are hot garbage.

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>>11668287
>Genshiken
Thank you! I actually had to stop reading slice of life for a while because it would make me feel sort of... Not quite jealous, but I would be made aware of how i was wasting my youth and get really depressed. Maybe I can read them now.

>>11668407
Picked up! I love cypher stuff, even if I am actually not mentally able to understand it.

>>11668463
This is hidden knowledge. Oh my gosh, thank you so much, anon. You have saved me. Now I can buy the books I have issues finding PDFs for and scan them if I need to!

>>11668565
>A Wild Sheep's Chase
Thank you! Sci-fi tends to have a lot of lore dumping and exposition so maybe it will be nice to simply experience characters again. I used to read a lot of modernist novels that were probably closer to what you described and I did enjoy them. I like feeling lost and dazed as I read, like I was simply dropped into this world as an observer.

>>11668760
Thank you! Okay, going to pick up those! Yeah, the series is very daunting, honestly. I tend to avoid reading series that feel too long because it feels like I have to devote my life to them. I might take a streaming sabbatical one of these months and just do nothing but read for a full month to increase my power.

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Phew! Every now and then it feels like I'm running against the clock. But it's no sweat! Starting NOW with #PlanetSide2, with #DeadCells in two (2) hours. See you there!
https://www.twitch.tv/bonemiser
https://www.twitch.tv/bonemiser

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Oh no, I replied too much. I apologize. I will take my leave.

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>>11668607
>I feel bad not paying for books
Pratchett would, absolutely, have preferred your pirate his books and enjoy them. He loved the world, and loved seeing the comments people had about them. He was an amazing man, and the world is brighter for his existence, and darker for his passing.

I regularly think about the time he spoke on a fan sending him a letter. She had stage 4 cancer, and wrote to say "I used to fear death, but now I just hope he is like you wrote"

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Lewdtuber oni Yukii goes facecam
https://www.twitch.tv/fyurakiyukii

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>>11669058
And now the thread will die again

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>>11669127
Stop linking facecam streamers please

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>>11668607
>What is pop-science?
Pop-science is similar to pop-fiction, it's things from the scientific field broken down and written in a way that it's understandable for most people. One popular pop-sci book would be something like "A brief history of time" by Stephen Hawking. I myself just finished "The Improbability Principle", a book about chance and why people can win the lottery even though the probability for it is so low, and recently started "Bad Arguments: 100 of the Most Important Fallacies in Western Philosophy". If you're interested in a specific scientific field, you could maybe search for pop-sci books in that field, although it might also kill your passion for a subject if you go at it with a wrong mindset.

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>>11669084
Based and Discpilled.
You are a good person.

[Anonymous No.]

Meeting has been extended.
Please help me. This doesn't even concern my department...

[Anonymous No.]

My oshi went live, depression is slowly going away.

[Anonymous No.]

Goog morning /vt/ friends! I hope everyone had comfy sleeps and goog dreams!

Today I'm doing a rare Tuesday stream ft. C&C reps! I usually don't stream on Tuesdays to rest and it feels like the most busy streaming day out of the week.

Speaking of that, what is your non-chuuba day/schedule like? Do you wagie it up or are a NEET for life?

Feel free to ask me a question too!

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>>11669890
I work Monday-Friday, nine-five. I try to fit in a run or gym session before work each day, or between work/stream on days I'm live. Living cheaply so I can retire inna woods as soon as possible, and just pay for high-sneep internet.

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>>11669890
Morning you heckin' cutie.
>Speaking of that, what is your non-chuuba day/schedule like? Do you wagie it up or are a NEET for life?

I'm a wage slave and I edit for a relatively large channel on YouTube so my free time is pretty limited but I spend as much as possible watching and shilling my Oshi.

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>>11669890
Work, come back home and watch chuubas, sleep. Then repeat.

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sneep

[Anonymous No.]

Olivia has some of my favorite model tracking. The way her eyes are wide open by default and her iris shrink is really cool.

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>>11669890
I wish I was a NEET for life, I have a job lined up but it doesn't start till next month

[Anonymous No.]

Which VTuber would you mating press?

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>>11669844
Working from home right? I'd recommend a wireless headset if you don't already have one.
>can stretch your legs and pace around
>free to roam through your house, make tea or do some cooking
>throw up the meeting screen on a tv, lounge around on your bed or couch

>>11669890
Good morning!
I wage and listening to chuubas during it makes up a good portion of my viewing. I'll still catch chuubas in my free time, but that's also time that I spend on other hobbies.

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>>11670111
Toma

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>>11670111
Toma

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>>11669997
Wait, when did the bug get hot?

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>>11670111
are we basing this on model or personality because I assure you I have very different answers for both of those

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>>11670111
Alium

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>>11670111
Kamiko Kana

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>>11669890
I work 40 hours a week. I'm a wage slave forever. But I'm union so I can move around the US, at least.

Just wanted to say I enjoyed the Google stream, though it was wild seeing Atlanta in there and that you'd been there.

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>>11670182
Give me both

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>>11670111
Everyone. As for males, we'd compare sizes and the bigger one gets to top.

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>>11670127
>Genius solutions

Arrrrrgh why didn't I think of it!?

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>>11659443
Surveys for the survey gods.
1b) No, salaryman and life means free time is regimented already. At this point, I can watch when I can watch.
2) No oshi, but if any of my favorites did ask, I'd tell them that the sword would NOT be there at all times, and there's not much point to a mod that can't swing the sword.
3b) Ideal activity of a swordy depends on the chat, honestly. If all's well, it's fine to have a "FEW" swords just chilling in chat as just one of the viewers. If they're dedicated to the mod bit for more than one or two people, that'd be time for a deliberate mod account for sword swingan'.

Obligatory turnabout question - would you take up being a mod for your oshi/favorites?

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>>11666809
oh kokia is neat; I've considered singing a song of hers but I haven't heard this one

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Who threw together the ref sheets of (OP) btw?

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>>11670393
>would you take up being a mod for your oshi/favorites?
Nope, I would not!

I'm a wagie, working 40+ hour weeks, and put on streams as background noise, rather than to actively watch. I don't pay direct attention to the stream, nevermind to chat. I don't want to have to tard-wrangle in my chillout time.

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>>11670374
Based. Mating press me bro.

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>>11659443
>1a
I set my schedule based on my players' availability, not that of other streams. That said, I do tend to have repeated raid targets week after week because they're who is on when I wrap up

>2
Nope. Janitor duty sucks

>3a
My mods were some of my first players when I first started streaming years ago. That said, I don't really need more than 1 around since my chat isn't flying by

>Return Question
How many otters could your oshi take in a fist fight?

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>>11670170
Anon..

>>11670402
I've only known this song cause my oshi sang it, hope you sing it too mystery chuuba

[Anonymous No.]

Hey guys look at me I'm Pewdiepie circa 2010 screaming at Amnesia like a small girl

https://www.twitch.tv/arthurabbottvt

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>>11670582
Spoonfeed me, who is she?

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>>11670582
I might; I do have a karaoke coming up but also
>male

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>>11663845
As always, when I see cooking streams mentioned, I will recommend you do it if at all feasible. I love watching actual home cooking, prerecorded cooking focused on presentation alone isn't nearly as enticing as the actual "I'm going to cram this in my mouth later" version.

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>>11670628
The girl pictured? Lain from nijisanji

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>>11670681
I'd love to do it life but I'm also not super into the idea of having a camera that might accidentally flip over or fall and do a face doxx....

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>>11659443
>Not the ayyy, but let me ask some questions anyway!
I'd rather answer someone else anyway

>1
i keep a consistent schedule so it usually ends up i get raided into which wasn't intentional but i'm often a "last stop" while people are going to bed
>2
i would for a close friend
>3
i pay mine 10% of my sub payout so i'm pretty strict with who i appoint. one is a personal friend and two i got from other streams (with permission)

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>>11667134
Caleb's morning (for EST) streams are a very enjoyable way to get the morning's work done. On his off days, I float around a bit if I have time, and just knuckle down if I don't.
Since you're in a literary rut, mind if I use you as a rubber duck for the a thing related to your oshi?

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>>11670772
>i pay mine 10%
Only subs, or of total twitch payout?

>>11670580
I don't know if I have one, anon.

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>>11659443
Hi there not-ayy.

1b. I'm lucky in that I can catch my oshi during work hours, and I work from home. I did adjust my weekend schedule to fit streams if they catch my eye though.
2. I'd make sure they're positive they want me to mod, because of the above issue. I don't mind modding or even discord modding but I couldn't devote a lot of attention to it.
3b. Activity doesn't matter to me as long as they're not cringe or power tripping. Chat being filled with a bunch of swords is a little dumb to me but if it's genuine conversation it's not that bad.

Now for you. Are you happy you turned chuuba?

[Anonymous No.]

Your oshi's holding up a pregnancy test and it's positive, beaming at you.

WDYD?

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>>11670999
take responsibility. put a ring on her if there isn't one already. become a loving father.

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>>11670907
I guess it's total but thats nearly 100% of my twitch payout

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>>11670999
FALKAWN... PAUNCH!!!

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>>11670913
>Are you happy you turned chuuba
That's an interesting one.

A lot of the chuubas I watch are almost out of momentum, and I needed something to fill the endless void of silence during the waking hours. And I'd just watch whoever was most entertaining. But I only liked them for certain things, and they move away from them.

So doing my own streams gives me something to work on, learn art skills, and improve through. But at the same point, it's more effort than I'd want to put in to my other hobbies.

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>>11670999
Figure out who the father was, it certainly wasn't me.

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Natural evolution of the current discussion:

Chuubas, please state your sex and favorite sex position.

Viewers, would you watch a stream where your chuuba got bent over a table and done?

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>>11670999
But we've only held hands!

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>>11671257
That's how babies are made.

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>>11668096
Can she really play Pokemon OST without getting DMCA?

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>>11670999
DM her to instantly ruin our marriage and escape.

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>>11670999
Marriage!

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https://www.twitch.tv/clauvio
clauvio's playing MGS1!

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>>11671513
Kind of early for Clauvio

[Anonymous No.]

Is there anything worse than wanting to support a chooba, but their voice is a hard filter for you?

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>>11671978
Yoro and Leaflit for me

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>>11671978
which chuuba?

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>>11670898
>Since you're in a literary rut, mind if I use you as a rubber duck for the a thing related to your oshi?
I am so sorry but I have no idea what this means. I will say yes, though.

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>>11672014
She's a vampire with big tits. Really nice and cute model and a good gamer too.

Don't want to send schizos her way. She plays game that I enjoy but I can't with the voice.

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>>11659443
>1a (streamer) - Do you time your streams around your friend/oshi's streams, so they don't clash, or not?
if my oshi had a schedule i would change mine so i could catch all their streams. other then that i just try not to step on anyones toes. its hard though.
>2 - If your oshi asked you to mod for them, what would you say, and why?
"i dont think i have the time but i can try" my oshi's chat is slow though all i would be doing is shoutouts and running polls
>3a (streamer) - how do you find your mods? Do you look for powermods, or fresh users?
i dont have any mods myself. i want to ask a friend but i know they are busy with wagie.

heres my question for you
do you watch vods? if so how do you like to watch them?

[Anonymous No.]

did you get sora last night? did you try him out? did you submit?

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>>11672116
The vamp who self posts?

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>>11672135
>do you watch vods? if so how do you like to watch them?
I put on ASMR or just chatting streams to fall asleep to. Other than that, I don't watch VODs at all

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>>11659443
4chan is probably the worst place you could ask this from. everyone knows that the schizos in here hate mods

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>>11672116
>vampire
>big tits
You described literally 99% of all vampire vtubers

>>11672245
>self poster
This is literally the only flat vampire vtuber I've seen. At least on her model.

[Anonymous No.]

I AM ANGRY.
ANGRY AT YOUTUBE.

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>>11672301
found the janny

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>>11672416
Susan is scared.
She fears Nina.

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>>11659518
her dj streams are really good

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>>11672416
to some extent, you can't even blame youtube because they have to follow the dumb and retarded fair use and copyright laws in the US.

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>>11672430
found the kid that got banned

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>>11672609
Fuck niggers, fuck trannies and most importantly fuck jannies

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>>11671978
Anyone with too much of a valley girl / whiney accent immediately puts me off. God I hate that creak.

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>>11672650
yeah, you are definitely one of those that deserved their ban. maybe you will learn to behave once you grow up

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>>11672301
Most mods are inconsistent and shitty. It's hard to find good ones because anyone who wants to be one is usually the last person who should be one. Mods need to often be a perfect chatter while also mediating and leading the rest of chat in time with the streamer. Not a great job exactly.

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>>11672609
>>11672728
he does it for free

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>>11672116
Oh, you probably mean Kururu or Letania. Funny how they both have the same issue.

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>>11667907
Thank you all for joining my stream today! There were oodles of scuff during the beginning but we pulled through and had a great workout! We'll be making VRWorkout a standard addition to our strength training days from here on out. Gotta lift those rocks!
>>11667134
Best ayylium! Writer's block is such a pain, it definitely clogs up your headspace until it's resolved. Sometimes you just got to power through! I hope it ends for you soon though! My favorite book series so far has definitely got to be The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss. The prose in there is so beautiful, it had a big influence on how I structured my writing. Though it's a bit of a problem sense I tend to ramble when typing...like now. We're all still waiting for the latest entry with baited breath!
>>11667260
>>11667690
>>11667723
>>11667830
>>11667957
>>11668324
More Meshi fans! I love this manga to bits! I used to scour /tg/ for the readalong threads, the hilarity of the memes produced there was epic. Ryoko's artstyle and worldbuilding definitely inspires me. Her works have such a great sense of life in all the characters and keen details in her settings. Not too mention her expressions and humor. Still, Dungeon Meshi is definitely my favorite of her mangas. I love this cat like you wouldn't believe.

[Anonymous No.]

Swapping to #DeadCells! Should be a quick jaunt through the miasma, no big deal.
https://www.twitch.tv/bonemiser
https://www.twitch.tv/bonemiser

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I am really in the mood to draw some /wvt/ related stuff and I gotta stream some art, feel free to drop requests for drawings either in chat or in the thread, I'll try to get to them through out the week. (nothing nasty, pls)https://www.twitch.tv/draxecutionerch

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>>11667134
Good luck with the writer's block, ayylium. I know how rough that can get.
In the mornings I'll sometimes watch Ichigo or Anya, but it's mostly as background noise since I'm working.
It's very dry and probably cliche, but I liked Michael Crichton and Ray Bradbury's stuff back when I was a more active reader. I'm very behind on my reading reps so I'll need to figure out some more authors to read from.

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>>11669890
GoooooOOOOGMORNIN NYARU OLEV
Not forgetting my image like an idiot today.
Salaryman, so responsibilities galore, feels so strange in comparison to university days and before.
No questions, just a cheer to get those RTS reps in and crush some fools that dare challenge caramel supremacy.

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>>11672980
What's wrong with their voices? Kururu squeaks like a mouse (had to dig up a VOD on YT, is she not streaming anymore?) and Letania sounds like she learned talking two months ago, but they... sound fine?

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>>11670999
Try to build a happy family with her

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>>11672047
Ah, rubber duck programming is literally just a dumb phrasing for "sounding board," where the person verbalizes (or textualizes I guess) the thing being made, hoping to catch stuff that went unnoticed in the origination phase. Will blow up your DMs later when I get access to a proper keyboard, gomen.

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>>11672987
>My favorite book series so far has definitely got to be The Kingkiller Chronicles by Patrick Rothfuss. The prose in there is so beautiful, it had a big influence on how I structured my writing.
Thank you!! I love getting fantasy recommendations because there are so many fantasy books that I can never find any that I like. You seem to have very good tastes. I will read this and tell you my thoughts.

>>11673160
I love Bradbury!! So much! Dry or not, his writing is fantastic.
It is very easy to get behind on reading reps. I wish there was an easier way to find more novels to read. I used to be on a few newsletters, but the last 5 years of publishing has definitely experienced a weird change in climate, so I stopped checking them.

>>11673386
Oh! Okay! I will be honest and admit I have a hard time checking my messages right now, but please do when you can and I will get back to you!

[Anonymous No.]

I want to pet the fat dog and feed her too many snacks!

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>>11672964
i haven't ever had issues with twitch mods. i might not always like their personality but i never got attacked by any of them so i don't care about them. as long as the sword people don't make it obvious that they are something else i see them as another regular chatter rather than an enemy

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>>11673648

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>>11673655
I've never had a direct personal problem with one but most don't do much of a job or act like a weird dad.

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>>11673527
What happened with publishing? I'm mostly just a backlog reader, trying to look for classics or older recommendations rather than trying to keep up with the new.

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>>11673694
Cute tummy!

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>>11673655
One of my oshis has a pretty obnoxious mod that seems to make it his job to make the stream about himself, or to needle the chuuba while she’s playing if she does or say something wrong.

It’s infuriating but she just lets him, even though she’s gotten genuinely pissed off at times. Is he her bf or something???

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>>11673694
I'm usually not THAT into chubby but I love the couple of art out there of her

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>>11673705
one would think that the streamer appreciates that kind of behavior if they end up modding such people. maybe i will meet such mods one day but so far i have not had any luck

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>>11673694
I want to squish.

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>>11673807
Most streamers aren't smart and don't have access to the very small pool of actually good mods so they just appoint either their friends or people who seem eager to do it

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>>11673765
that would suck and i can understand your thoughts for this if thats what you have dealt with, but i know that visible mods can be decent too. if a regular viewer gets modded you can expect to see them a lot but it does not mean that theres no room for others in the chat

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>>11673814
I want to put my head in her lap!

[Anonymous No.]

My oshi is going offline. Depression creeping up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11673879
the "career mods" aren't something that you want in a smaller streamers chat

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>>11669875
>>11674045
The cycle repeats... ganbatte, viewerbro. Hold on until your oshi goes live again.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11674045
luckily i slept over some streams so i have some vods to watch before she streams again

[Anonymous No.]

>>11673694
Need more Zero Suit chuubas
Or Power Suit chuubas

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>>11667134
God it's been so long since I last read a book that wasn't some sort of academic textbook/paper... But something I really enjoyed a while ago was Agatha Christie's "And Then There None" as well as "Catch 22"

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>>11669943
It's great your getting some workout reps in between your nine-five! I was practically working out at my last retail job so I was lucky to knock out two birds with one stone!

>>11669951
Morning heckin' cute anon!! That's so cool that you edit onto of your job! If you ever have editing tips for my clips feel free to share!

>>11669997
I was like this for the longest of time but at least a consistent schedule is nice eheheh~

>>11670054
Goog luck on your upcoming job!! NEETdom will await for you during retirement..

>>11670127
I've noticed a lot of viewers will listen to chuubas while at work! How do yall do it without getting in trouble or does your work not care?

>>11670266
I'm glad you enjoyed the stream wagie anon!! I have family in Georgia so I visit quite often and lived there for a couple of months in between moving! What's your favorite place in Georgia?

>>11673193
GooooooOOOOOoooOOOGgg MORNING VIEWER OLEV!!

it's always weird transitioning from college to the workfield but I'm sure your the right person to take on responsibilities!!

I'll do my best today too! I'll be focusing on speed/thinking fast! No more monkey brain..

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>>11674315
this thread is for viewers, take your skanky chuuba ass to the back alley.

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>>11674237
>zero suit
I sleep
>power suit
real shit?

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>>11674401
I can't even post in the back alley without schizos coming for me

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>>11673800
It’s cos she’s so peppy that it makes the chub seem extra cute

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>>11674483
that's true of everyone
honestly I don't know why people even bother with back now that /vt/ exists

[Anonymous No.]

Saffa angel is now NOT playing Apex and instead joined in for a surprise collab with saffa panda playing The Forest
https://www.twitch.tv/lilithnoctiferous
https://www.twitch.tv/azuracub

[Anonymous No.]

>>11674401
There are no viewer-only spaces...

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>>11672116
>>11672980
I’m sorry that my voice filters if you mean me, but there are so many chuubas out there for you if we don’t mesh! Don’t give up, you’ll find your oshi

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>>11673648
I want to tell her she’s cute and watch her face turn red!

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>>11658728
It was a ritual post I made as a build up to celebrate an event that might not happen.

If the event ever occurs I'll deliver the ending and will hatch some new chickens.
Also since I finished a similar ritual and will start a new one soon.

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>>11674875
...I've missed you so much...

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>>11673728
It got very... How do I say, agenda-focused? In a weird way. Every novel the was really really advertised and boosted felt... Kind of weird and pushy.

>>11674306
EXCELLENT tastes, my friend. Love myself some Agatha Christie. Man, I started reading Catch-22 in University and never finished it. It sounds like you are downing in university work, yourself. Good luck with things, anon.

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>>11674875
i tell you every time you show up but i love you chicken poster.
whats the event? is it something tiger related?

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>>11674546
Because schizos can't shitpost /here/ and the chuubas prefer that filth over /vt/ since most of them are dramahungry schizos themselves.

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>>11674875
would you be opposed to rerunning you ritual? not like making new content but just posting all the chicken pictures in order every day.

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>>11673694
That’s a great belly. What chuuba is this?

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>>11674315
>NEETdom will await for you during retirement..
It's only a seasonal job so I can go back to being a neet afterwards

[Anonymous No.]

Thanks for coming by the stream, hope you had a good time!
Barrett FEARS the rocket launcher. No wonder that they put all that devlopement time in creating the silent takedown weapon known as the GEP gun.
Have yourself a wonderful Tuesday, /wvt/

[Anonymous No.]

>>11673694
WHOMSTVE!?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675014
>>11675096
https://www.twitch.tv/mintcastella

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675112
Hag Detected.
Cute Chub Confirmed.
Simpage Activated.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675112
Based

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>>11674938
So like how a lot of big media has felt recently? I understand the feeling.
Do you ever trawl around for indies or small publications for gems or do you stick with more established groups and authors? I imagine they mitigate that "manufactured" feel a bit if it's like other media.

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>>11674875
Have you been in the threads the whole time since you've stopped this ritual?

[Anonymous No.]

check out nina playing some lone survivor today
https://www.twitch.tv/ninaninin

[Anonymous No.]

/wvt/bros I'm waking up at noon again help

[Anonymous No.]

>>11658174
British cat you say?
Uooohhh kitty tried out a japanese learning stream!
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1180536832

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675083
Sounds like you are making due just fine without warcrime rockets proper. Hope you had gud rest of strim Bugman.

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>>11674546
I started trying to liven up the front desk because I genuinely enjoy it, and now that it is more active, I feel very happy. I would feel guilty leaving the alley completely but I may stop multidrifting soon.

>>11675195
Yeah! I expected it with big media, but seeing it in publishing felt strange.
I typically stick with what I know. When I was in uni, I had access to a lot of contests and local writer's clubs and I really regret losing contact with all that. I really need to try looking into more indies. There were smaller publishing houses I liked but many of them have been closing in the last few years.

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>>11674925
I've been across all this board because of the 3rd ritual. If you think really hard and use my old ritual as a hint you can figure out what I was doing. It was a lot of fun.

>>11674956
black ink reveal back from the Shimada L2D debut.

>>11675003
I could do that and would probably be a good idea in case the event actually happens but can you tell me why do you want that? It is there in the archives.
I can add a few notes about how I extracted the images thus revealing the "algorithm"
It was exceedingly simple.
>>11675211
I've been across the board but always check from time to time.

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>>11675112
The hag dog is cute! Cute!!!

[Anonymous No.]

I'm not sure how to phrase this to make sure I sound sincere but hopefully people can take this in good faith.

Do you think /here/ vtubers should make more of an effort to expand to outside circles rather than bring people into theirs?

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>>11675501
>Do you think /here/ vtubers should make more of an effort to expand to outside circles
obviously

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675501
They were always supposed to leave this place behind.
Most of the big names of today had some relationships with this place, and all left it behind.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675501
Yes. This has been brought up a couple times.
Unfortunately a lot of chuubas are still very shy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675501
The other circles are soooo boring though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675318
i have no proof but a feeling the black ink will never be revealed
>but can you tell me why do you want that?
i just miss you

[Anonymous No.]

>>11674581
There are no viewers

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>>11675341
god tier taste in artists

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>>11675549
>They were always supposed to leave this place behind.
That maybe have been the plan /hlgg/ had for Koopa but I couldn't give less of a shit about that

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675501
What other circles? Twitch and twitter are both insular as fuck. /wvt/ is pretty much the only place with a permeable boundary and a way for outsiders to find you, even if those outsiders are all also chuubas.

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>>11675614
Well I suppose I can do a redump since this place is getting lively once again. The fourth ritual will keep me extremely busy once it begins but that still might take a while.

> I have no proof but a feeling the black ink will never be revealed

I still have faith.

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>>11675501
The problem is that there is that unless you are completely solo, simply interacting with a vtuber risks getting them pulled into the thread. There are plenty of vtubers we have interacted with outside of this "circle" that end up with the same group of chatters there and are eventually absorbed into the threads. The only way we can avoid that is by not publicly socializing with other chuubas which messes with our networking.

It feels a bit weird being in the position honestly. Because you want them to grow and get to know you, but the next thing you know, they are told about the thread and start posting. I now it is hard to realize now, but look at the number of "here" vtubers now vs. 6 months ago. You think they came out of nowhere? No, a good number of them are vtubers we made friends with that ended up getting strongly associated with here and then containment breaking revealed the thread to them. Which, to your eyes, then looks like we never reach outside of this place at all.

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>>11675806
There's quite a lot of circles and not just "twitter"

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>>11675614
I have my own rrats about the black ink thing but I still think we'll find out about it eventually. If it had gone completely out of the window I feel like Shimada probably would've said as much by now.

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>>11675823
godspeed chicken bro. may shimada come back better then ever

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>>11675895
Like Krimokrew and other sjw infested ones?

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>>11675501
I want to be a /here/ Vtuber, but I think I am not popular. at least I have a few friends, but my circle feels tiny.

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>>11675919
You're exactly why people should move away from here.

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>>11675501
Yes. Leave the /here/-circleget new viewersinteract with other /here/ the other /here/ gets new viewers that are not /here/repeat

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>>11675895
Yes, retard, but where the fuck do you go to interact with or join those circles? Why don't you share two or three with the class so people know what they're looking for instead of leading the blind by pointing?

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>>11676031
Have you tried talking to people instead of sniffing your own ass?

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>>11674755
Thank you! I found my oshi and yours doesn't filter me, but I hear the complaint a lot. It's not something you can change, just accept who you are and accept you can't please everyone on the planet.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11675850
people that think /here/ chuubas should be working towards an end-goal of abandoning /vt/ don't realize how much shittier networking circles and how much harder to find fan interaction/honest feedback is everywhere else

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>>11675501
I’m /here/ because I have barely seen any growth for almost six months now and while my amount of followers is increasing my average viewers is not. At all.

I post and shill myself here because I don’t get any kind of constructive criticism from my discord or Twitter. People who watch me, bless them, enjoy my content and I love them for it…

I feel incredibly guilty and greedy because I’m quite a bit above 2views but I’ve seen so many of my peers skyrocket and I just don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

It’s not too hard to figure out who I am but I won’t confirm. I just wanted to spill my guts for why I’m still /here/

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>>11676435
Could be anyone but sounds like ayy

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>>11675850
There definitely is an element of the definition of /here/ is expanding at a much higher speed than it appears to be at first blush. >we might be one circle, but the actual scope of that circle has become exponentially bigger than it was even just half a year ago.

I think there's actual sociological phenomena occuring as a result of the general state of the Chuubasphere. As one of the other guys insinuated, >we have one of the most permeable barriers-to-entry around, and a very, VERY wide spread of people that are nice to interact with in a ludicrous amount of variety. If you like any genre of game, there's someone /here/ that touches it. If you like any form of handicraft, someone /here/ can talk to you about it. Reading, editing, even shitposting itself, is covered and thus allows others to assimilate /here/ with the sole qualification of that being that you talk to someone ELSE /here/.

That said, yeah, please encourage making friends outside of /here/, not to drag more in, but to spread more out. Don't go out with the purposes of "conversion" of others to /here/-compatibility, God no, but don't be afraid to be a guide to the wonderful world of /here/ either.

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>>11676435
Have you gotten useful criticism from 4chan?

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>>11676370
>and how much harder to find fan interaction/honest feedback is everywhere else
Pretty much. I went for months with a mic that would peak when I got loud, and no one said a thing in my streams. I only found out because someone posted about it in the threads, which then lead me to look into Reaper plugins and other nice audio stuff. I'm not going to say every interaction here is quite like that, but when the stars align the honest, actionable feedback is nice.

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>>11676492
Yes. Legitimately some of the best, harshly worded criticism I’ve had. It really made me focus on improving and I can already tell that the debuffs have weakened.

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>>11676470
Doesn't sound like Arypie

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>>11675850
This is also true. If they aren't already here, vtubers eventually find their way here through analytics. This isn't a bad or detrimental thing, just part of the process. I would still encourage finding, socializing, befriending vtubers and attracting viewers from outside this site though. Raids are helpful for this. Twitter interactions too. If you are not a burger then finding vtubers from your country can help in finding or starting a circle. The South African vtubers are interacting with each other, and while they're still somewhat small, they're slowly individually reaching out to others, which is interesting to observe. I'm seeing social circles around ripskip and vnuuked, and there's plenty Australians all interacting with each other. Nationality can be a place to start, but also consider hobbies and themes.

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>>11675956
Yeah people like you should.

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>>11675850
Outside vtubers don't even have to interact with /here/chuubas to get pulled in, all it takes it anons clicking the links enough for it to show up in their demographics and then things go from there.

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As a chuuba myself, I've been trying to do this myself, not necessarily going to abandon /here/ but I've been checking out some other streamers, raiding into them. I rarely get raided, and when I DO get a raid, it's from other /here/s, which as much as I appreciate it, I feel like it's not as impactful since there may not be as many "new" viewers I'm being exposed to

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>>11676435
Definitely agree. I tried hard shilling in every discord, I tried reddit, twitter, tumblr; none of them made much impact on my CCV.
The ONLY difference was when I was running a retro game, and I posted in that games subreddit. I went from CCV 6 to CCV 12 for that one stream, but that was it. And the subreddit was so dead that if I'd posted again the next week, I'd have been the two posts in a row, which always looks stupid.

Most spaces you can advertise yourself in are already inundated with chuubas. You need to break out past that. So if you want to put an advert in a magazine, or a sky banner, or the superbowl half-time show; you need to go external to streamers.

Otherwise, you're in competition with the chuubas who already exist in those spaces.

I want to pull a Boris Johnson, and plaster my face and name on the side of busses across London. Or on BBC radio or something else stupid and outrageous.

[Anonymous No.]

Today, we're reading Fallout: Equestria

https://www.twitch.tv/official_cletus_gaming

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>>11676370
Well, the issue is that we cannot really abandon anything. Our foundation is here. I could never post again and my foundation would still have started here.
It is different for vtubers who come here for feedback or fresh viewers. We have a unique situation of not really having anywhere to grow out to unless we get very lucky with YouTube or social media. Even then, we started here. We owe the anons here for everything we have.

>>11676701
>I would still encourage finding, socializing, befriending vtubers and attracting viewers from outside this site though.
We do, but we cannot control if they get pulled in unless we do not interact with them at all. So it becomes this weird thing where you second guess your interactions with other vtubers, where you want to be their friend but you are worried you might bring attention to them that they may not want or be okay with, or if they may judge you after finding out you are affiliated with 4chan in any way. It is a hard feeling to describe.

>>11676816
Exactly. So even if we want to reach outside of this circle, it expands to the point where we end up back in it in some way.

[Anonymous No.]

Saruei is live, she's playing Amnesia today!

https://www.twitch.tv/saruei

[Anonymous No.]

This goofy scaredy cat is up!
https://www.twitch.tv/nekoreen

[Anonymous No.]

Any chuubas into trap music?

[Anonymous No.]

How long until we get niche kink vtubers on pornhub?

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>>11677571
We only listen to Phonk and only ironically around here.

[Anonymous No.]

Any chuubas confirmed /here/ posters?

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>>11677014
Male?

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>>11677665
Have you heard of Siro?

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>>11677665
Yes.

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>>11676435
>>11676586
Was going to say this might be a certain red haired chuuni, but i don't think you've ever shilled yourself recently.
Even if you aren't him, average viewers not going up isn't completely unusual for males. It could indicate that maybe people either don't like the games you are playing, OR you are doing something wrong entertainment wise (not talking enough, not interaction with chat). Can you give me some examples of games you've played recently? Are you known for playing a certain type of game?

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>>11677723
It's the vampire who posted "how do I get 4chan to love me" the other day.

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>>11677571
Captain Ketamine likes that garbage

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>>11677753
Belladone? I thought she was pretty happy recently.

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>>11677753
Join the trash circlejerk is the quickest way

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>>11677723
Why would it be Carmine, he's not some chuuba that found /here/ he's a threadbourne chuuba from before /vt/

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>>11677827
Trash don't even watch streams anymore so it's not like you'd get anymore viewers.

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>>11677874
Well carmine hasn't really grown in 6 months and has dealt with "game debuff" issues before, he's also malehera posted recently too. Feel bad for the guy.

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>>11677877
Easy 30+ views if you bait them with dumb drama though. Just act like you're shittalking one of their favorites and get doxxgura to follow you.

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>>11677827
That circlejerk is not only bad but full and capped in the amount of views you can get from it since there's almost no viewers left. Just reach out and talk to other chuubas broadly instead of trying to join a group.

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>>11677929
I don't think he would leave even if he inclined though

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>>11677942
Judging from earlier posts, doxxgura following someone was a debuff since people were too scared of getting namedropped.

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>>11677942
Getting a quick pump doesn't matter if you can't retain the viewers though. That's the real hurdle for growth.

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>>11677782
Who?

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>>11678006
>doxxgura following someone was a debuff
Easy, just turn off on-stream notifications for that stuff.

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>>11678033
DJ Cuck, I don't remember his real name

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>>11678036
He uses whatever site to track followers. I don't know how much it affects viewership but it certainly contributes to not getting new viewers to keep up with new chuubas or former viewers becoming chuuba.

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>>11678033
/trash/ schizo drama

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>>11677753
Not me I'm busy simping for Nina

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>>11675501
I do niche of a niche of a niche of a niche content for myself, using the Vtuber Format for my own benefit to have some fun and maintain a sense of cohesive Funny-HaHa to an otherwise pretty dull exercise in writing.

Fuck fucks sake, I can spend two hours staring at a white document debating on whether or not I should add a +1 or +2 to something.

Hell, coming here IS expanding my circle! If I get one or two people who follow, awesome. Though my niche is fairly odd and people who aren't tangentially related to that kind of content tend to leave. Being /here/ means nothing at the end of the day, because there's probably some Discord having the same conversation once in a blue moon as well.

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>>11677971
Kinda true. I still try to give new ones a chance but I'm more likely to watch based on an interesting collab with someone I already watch.

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>>11678100
I see she got you under her spell too.

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>>11678094
Sooo what? Are chuubas just supposed to ban the guy? It's not like it would prevent anything he does, and he's more of a meme than a schizo like blue boy or banana man.

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>>11678094
I hope myself and other "well known" viewers can help combat this by chatting in the smaller chuubas streams. IDGAF if he namedrops me, i'd rather him pay attention to me than people who don't want to be name dropped.

[Anonymous No.]

Live finishing imscared, then moving on to Spooky's Jump Scare Mansion! Come watch me jump at everything possible bros

https://twitch.tv/xerea

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>>11678182
Yeah, he could just logout and still see the viewerlists.

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>>11678157
It's not like new ones are lower quality or anything. It's just not possible to watch that many and there's not enough viewers to go around since it feels like there's twice as many chuubas than viewers around here. I can't even keep up with the 8 or so i try to watch as much as possible let alone watch new people.
>>11678182
I don't know what you're supposed to do. I definitely don't agree with the ones who are nice to him anyway. He's prebanned in mine but I don't think he's ever watched me lol

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>>11678307
Which chuuba are you?

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>>11678255
Doesn't even need to log out, he could just use an incognito window. Banning him also does nothing since it only prevents them from typing in chat

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>>11678329
Have you heard of Kiryu Coco?

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>>11677665
Lol

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One thing I'll never get is circlejerks.. like how are they made and who is in what? It feels like a nothingburger to me, but that's also someone who floats around and never settled in with a group of people.. I don't think I belong to one either? I'm very confused.

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>>11678307
>I definitely don't agree with the ones who are nice to him anyway.
What would being mean to him accomplish? There's no reason to be
Go out of your way to be weird about it.

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>>11678426
You know you can also just ignore people right?

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>>11677333
why is she so horny?

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>>11678397
They're something mostly constructed by viewers, and it's used as an insult against smaller chuubas in them, like they're not worth anything and anything they get comes from leeching off other people in that circlejerk.
Some real ones exist, they're rarer than how often the term comes up, but naming them would be rude. I'd also say you're not in one.

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>>11678472
OL energy.

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>>11678426
>There's no reason to be
Strong disagree. I have no problem being publicly mean to him, r*n, z*a, sh*nia, greedzilla or any other troublemaker.

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>>11678158
Even this undead heart starts beating faster when I listen to her sing...

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>>11673694

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>>11678472
We just don't know

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>>11678307
It's not as if an enterprising soul couldn't do exactly what he's doing now, as an evolution of the original Doxxgura meme, and compile their own list using the current Doxxgura's methodology. At the end of the day, any list of names attached to /here/ are meaningless unless you explicitly banana elsewhere, because anyone with a sufficient axe to grind could put in the legwork and get a more-refined list, using the same tools, than Easy Modo's if they really had their panties in a twist, and >we all know what happens when someone's here for too long. It's an unfortunate consequence of having an anonymous congregation point for an activity that attaches names to identities, but honestly, what would anyone do, when even "Responsible for 50% of the Kill La Kill OC" is such a big player?

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>>11678472
doesn't get enough attention lately

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The image blue cat is too afraid of to give a comment on...

[Anonymous No.]

Does it bother you if your chooba talks about their kinks during stream? Not necessarily getting super into it to a yabai level, but mentioning it?

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>>11678645
I just have a severe revulsion impulse for people doing anything against viewers and even worse people who blur lines between 4chan and other sites. Maybe I'm just getting too old for the internet and can't adapt to how it's becoming where there's 3 websites but making excuses for that kind of behavior or calling it harmless is gross and I don't have any interest associating with anyone who does it personally.

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>>11678748
Only if its feet

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>>11678763
holy shit al uses the front desk now?

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>>11678569
Technically he doesn't actually do anything. He just compiles lists of viewers he identifies as here, and that's about it. Trying to avoid the list is more of a meme. The few times he's gone beyond that was when he followed that TV guy and caused him to derail his stream because the man holds an almost childish grudge for this site.

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>>11678151
>this writing style
Australian shark dude?

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>>11678823
>he doesn't do anything
>lists things he does

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>>11678748
No, hearing people explain their kinks is interesting

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>>11678608
Cute dog! Cute!

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>>11678919
I love this dog. She’s a new favorite.

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>>11678875
oh no, usernames that anyone could see at any time, with all the plausible deniability in the world as to your association with this supposedly wretched website, whatever shall we do

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>>11678751
It's not harmless, but more inevitable, BECAUSE it is gross. I'm not trying to excuse it, but classify it, quantify it, as someone that's not affected by it near as much. It's rude, but ultimately can't be stopped, due to the nature of the beast.

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>>11678981
Why are you so quick to defend him? Does it bother you that people don't like him?
>>11679010
Sure but I don't not ban people for roleplaying in chat just because another one will eventually show up.

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>>11678875
It's pretty tame compared to the others in the list.
and desu even zia has been behaving since the yab

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>>11679064
It's not really a degrees thing. Anyone who has a consistent pattern of being a shit can fuck off.

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>>11679110
That's fair. I get that.

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>>11676701
Open all the tabs then

https://m.twitch.tv/fen_vt
https://m.twitch.tv/skylerreach

[Anonymous No.]

>>11658174
Which Nekuma do you feel like today?
https://www.twitch.tv/nekumavt

[Anonymous No.]

>>11677014
How much for a sky banner like the ones on a plane or blimp?

[Anonymous No.]

echo night 2 with the funny ferret fella wot laughs lots
https://www.twitch.tv/woozle_ch

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679041
>defend
Bruh, you're overinvested in this guy. There's no way to stop what he does, and there's no real negative effect of what he does, so why care? I don't fucking care if he namedrops me, it's not like this is new.
Unless you out yourself, as a viewer, as being /here/, you can just pretend it never happened. Nobody's going to randomly pick you out of a list just to schizo about you unless you're a chuuba, and if you are, grow some thicker fucking skin.
I don't care if you like him or not but keep your schizo viewer drama in the dumpster fire, thanks. After 10 months of getting namedropped by different random anons with gura and kizuna pics, you should have stopped caring by now.

[Anonymous No.]

Why does Natsumi Moe avoid our chuubas?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679396
I think you're overinvested if you need to both sides it.

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>>11679396
In a way it's a good way to get people to move to frontdesk. If gura tried that shit here he'd get banned instantly so you wouldn't have to worry about getting namedropped.

[Anonymous No.]

Any chuubas that played Madness project recently? Bonus if it's the flash version

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679041
Banning doesn't actually do anything, in this scenario, other than keeping the singular potential message of "are you enjoying the [blank], [chuuba]?" from popping up. I do understand the "don't interact with undesirables", but the arithmetic on this ONE singular particular scenario predicates that if Easy Modo were a malicious individual, he'd recognize that he's been banned and thus have an individual to single out, and if he's not, it's a meaningless gesture entirely because it doesn't stop listkraft. The winning move appears to be "ignore its entire existence" unfortunately.

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>>11679417
iunno, but comdost raided Kitanya twice. Still waiting for an opportunity to get someone to raid either of them.

[Anonymous No.]

What's a good, cheap horror game to play on stream for someone that's never played one before?

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>>11679558
NTA and just jumping in on the conversation, but I don't think the current "doxxgura" on Twitch is the original one who made "are you enjoying the thread" posts, it seems like someone just taking on the "persona" for a laugh. I have not seen him do anything disruptive in anyone's chats, he just comes in, says "are you enjoying the game?" and hangs out for a little while. The one time I ever saw him do anything other than be a normal chatter with a gimmick is when he showed up to TheStayAtHomeSkebs chat and called him a sexpest

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>>11679809
Convenience Store. It's creepy.

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>>11679883
seems a little mean to put dot on a list with all men

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>>11679841
>when he showed up to TheStayAtHomeSkebs chat and called him a sexpest
that's pretty based

[Anonymous No.]

Any /here/ you think has the gumption to make it professionally in holo or niji?

...or vshojo... I GUESS

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>>11679969
Beri

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone got a chuuba or a story of a chuuba for this feel?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw6n6AONcUQ

[Anonymous No.]

>my favorite 2view is streaming
>it's a collab with a filthy 2view

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679969
Our chuubas here should all try to.apply to vshojo.

Holo and niji are now gatekept by sheer amounts of nepotism needed to get in.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680081
Same but it's my favorite 2view collabing with your filthy 2view

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679809
I thought I saw someone stream the Chzo Mythos series. That one should be free I think.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679937
Replaced Dot

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>>11679969
Several /here/s made it into smaller corps like Phase Connect, Amber Glow and Cyberlive. Honestly a good number have what it takes when you compare them to the relatively mediocre talent levels from EN GEN 2 or the latter Niji EN generations, but its a matter of if they even want to. A lot of indies I have spoken to are disillusioned with the big two and how they treat talent/the content restrictions surrounding rights, though Vshojo is a very appealing option as they are very large but still treat their talent with respect. The hurdle there is that the submissions process is incredibly nepotistic, and unless you are already friendly with members your chances of being picked is slim to none.

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>>11680252
Or give Kson a holler.

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>>11680212
What's the strongest buff for a male do you think? Acting? Art? I'd say probably acting, not just having a good personality but being able to really play it up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679491
Maybe someday I'll succumb to the call of the chuuba and stream the madness games while spouting /k/ autism. Would that cover it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680252
>the submissions process is incredibly nepotistic
I'm not sure that's entirely fair to say until the results for the last application are out, but then again I also lack a lot of critical information.

[Anonymous No.]

On the topic of expanding out of /here/, and to add onto >>11676870.
How would you go about getting more raids yourself? Raids can be incredibly useful for growth since there are a lot of potential new viewers. What can one do to increase their chances of being raided?

[Anonymous No.]

Damn it Nina, appealing to my nostalgia. Let's see if this works on Win10.

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>>11680351
The way foreword for male vtubers is to just be an entertaining streamer. Model yourself after the big male streamers on the platform like Jerma and Charlie, stop comparing yourself to female vtubers. Frankly the ceiling for male vtubers is a lot higher than female vtubers, its just everyone is always trying to hook some cringe gimmick that filters normie stream viewers.

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>>11680479
Jerma is an amazing actor though

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680351
Parasocial relationships.

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>>11680472
Networking Networking Networking Networking. The more people you know and who know you, the more chances someone will raid you. Not to say you should be fake and meet people and kiss babies for clout, but being a social butterfly is a massive buff to growth.

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>>11680449
Yeah, I was under the impression that the nepotism aspect of VShojo was separate from the application process. Like, Snuffy could say publicly "I want to be in VShojo" and Mel would let her in without needing to apply. Applications are for unknowns.

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>>11680382
If you so much as load OBS consider yourself excommunicado

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680449
True, we don't know how its going to go, but I have a bad feeling it will just be a bunch of close associates making it in. Only time will tell

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680593
>>11680631
Current Rrat is that Artemis is on the short list.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680382
While I don't encourage viewers to become chuubas That will more then cover it, I always enjoy listening to /k/ino

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680556
Jerma doesn't do some cringe anime weeb bullshit though, he's just excellent at improv.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680351
Personally I watch females because I think they're cute. I thought about it, and the only real similarity in all the males (Vtubers and non-Vtubers) I watch is that they're all funny and have interesting personalities. That's it, really. The bar for males is a lot higher, but at the same time the difference is pretty black and white. Either you've "got it" or you don't, you can't really teach personality this late in most people's lives.

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>>11680578
I figured about as much, I should probably get better at having a consistent schedule so that I don't end up networking with people who literally won't be able to raid me. But will something as simple as showing up to their streams and chatting there work? And of course the occasional like/comment on Twitter

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680713
okay?????

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680624
This is an American website please speak American

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680663

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>>11680663
Absolutely will never happen. No matter who "she" knows, the numbers don't lie and they are abysmal at viewer retention. In nearly a year they have lost 85% of the initial viewership they hyped up. Nobody is hiring that

[Anonymous No.]

>>11679639
I remember comdost showing up at one of Koopa's earliest streams too

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680252
>>11680593
>>11680631

I think Nijisanji EN right now has the worst nepotism.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680663
That sounds on-brand. The board would be in an absolute shit state if this turns out to be true.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680727
>>11680774

Once you see it happen, you owe me a BJ.

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>>11680774
There's no "hiring", the point is simply to sell merch and Artemis has a great character design for that, and on top of that they'd gain viewers by osmosis. I'm not saying that I think the rrat is true, but your reasons why it can't be don't make much sense.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11680720
Yes, people just knowing you exist can lead to raids. Its more likely if you know them better, but I have been raided by vtubers who only know me as someone who stops by and watches them/interacts on twitter

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>>11680624
I already use OBS to stream games to friends on discord. Just not as a chuuba.

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>>11680663
I don't see it happening, vshojo's entire business model is taking on already popular (1k+ live viewers) vtubers.

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This might just be me, but I think people who don't understand how to network won't ever learn. It's literally like asking "How do I get to know someone else?" which should just be obvious. Anyone doing it in a disingenuous or clout chasing way will just be spotted a mile away and ignored.

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>>11680912
OK? If Artemis consistently streamed on Twitch there's no reason they wouldn't keep their 1k, the problem is switching back and forth between Youtube and Twitch.

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>>11680888
Paypal... 11111. In one hour,
Shimadanon,
excommunicado.

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>>11681011
Doubt it, looks like an obvious drop off in viewership to me.

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>>11680919
You sound like a fag

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bear.
https://www.twitch.tv/charlottexbear

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>>11681011
my degenerate brain thought this was one of those furry penis lineups

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>>11680663
Is she still on YT? I remember watching one or two streams but haven't looked at them in a while.

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>>11681293
Can we get Gilbert Gottfried to do an Ina-skit?

I love watching big name actors doing a song & dance for pittance.

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>>11681215
luv this bear

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https://www.twitch.tv/carmine_ch

Carmine slept through 6 alarms again but is now streaming more Majora's Mask

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all the chuubas who grow do so without /here/viewers. you shouldn't be using /here/ as a crutch or you're just gonna stagnate at 25 viewers if female and 8 viewers if male.

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https://www.twitch.tv/tomakeys
munkey's on with AC:NH

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Orla guerrilla
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwHD3melkxQ

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>>11681582
>/here/viewers
There's not many of them and most either have largely settled on who they watch or don't stick around
>>11681607
This is a very clever setup with the mirror, Toma is very cool and I love her.

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https://www.twitch.tv/kotomisnacks
super late but kotomi's on with deadspace 2!

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>>11681168
At first glance sure, but no one just loses half or more of their viewership overnight when they were averaging this number for months. These are all unscheduled streams on a platform they stream on once a week at best and the most recent ones have been unannounced or test streams for the GPU after looking at Twitter. Their Youtube average is 480 and Youtube is known to be off by at least 30-40%. Schedule Twitch streams would net them 1k easily.

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>>11681648
There's a lot of us, but most of us don't containment break.

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>>11681648
>This is a very clever setup with the mirror, Toma is very cool and I love her.
It's been done a good amount of times by now with both IRL streamers and chuubas

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Biggest mistake many make is that they assume that this place is only populated by people who post; they forget that there's most likely an even larger amount of lurkers.

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>>11681833
>they forget that there's most likely an even larger amount of lurkers.
which doesn't matter because like >>11681648 said, whatever lurkers are around here have already picked their sides. if they haven't been watching you, they probably won't start watching you. /here/chuubas must leave /wvt/ and get outside audiences to grow. the current fotm is trying to bait antroyst to their streams for those oil baron gift subs, but that's not gonna happen anymore.

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>>11681523
Is he doing alright? Sleeping that hard is unusual for him.

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>>11681757
There's not that many honestly. The ones who will click a link don't tend to stick around either. Clickthrough rate for stream links are actually quite small vs other things.
>>11681925
If you don't mind the audience it's still worth posting your link here. You just can't rely on it like you used to.

Having a very consistent schedule is of course still the best way to incline and retain viewers.

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>>11681925
I don't think it's necessary to leave. This can still be a nice place to come back to and post in. It's still a good idea to seek out other places in addition to this one, though the selection of viable platforms is very limited.

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>>11682132
>clicking links

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>>11682695
>tfw reverse doxxing 4chan by clicking twitch links

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Susan's continuing old horror games with Amnesia
https://www.twitch.tv/lzysusan

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>>11682850
QUEEN!!!!

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>>11682850
luve this bear

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>>11682132
yes, this is good. please, please click the links

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>>11682695
I click all the links.

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Amnesia kind of sucks but it's great when a genuine scardycat like Susan plays it

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>>11683134
I'll click your link for a dollar.

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>>11682979
This is so out of character, why would pinkma want to click links?

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>>11683241
That's not pinkma. His face is all green.