/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46485981
you brought her up again today though trying to defend how her dipping down to 4k viewers is actually a good thing, where did 90% of her viewers gone since the neopets stream though? were they all drama vultures after all?

>>46485935
where are the posts saying things like "wow shes getting 50k with neopets" for weeks? all i'm seeing is a few posts in one single thread on /jp/
are you both confusing this board with another?

>>46485820
> There's more people waiting 2 hours early to watch Selen play Neopets than there are people watching 70% of the company during primetime.
There you go.

>>46485806
>It's obviously a response to the "wooow she's getting 50K with Neopets, Nijisanji in shambles"-type shitposting that was going on for a couple weeks after the termination.
>>/jp/?task=search&ghost=false&search_text=neopets
where?

>>46485715
It's obviously a response to the "wooow she's getting 50K with Neopets, Nijisanji in shambles"-type shitposting that was going on for a couple weeks after the termination.
Anon is stupid for autistically following her numbers and waiting for a chance to laugh at the ones responsible, but I won't feel any sympathy for those he's targeting.

The 'net being dominated by recommendation algorithms is really killing my vibe. I guess if you're the average Joe these algorithms must be fucking amazing because everything is tailored to you, but if you're a weirdo then it's the opposite and they recommend nothing but trash. When I see the stuff it suggests it's like, "You think I'm retarded, don't you?" But then I realize the average person watches some dork talk about Neopets or Nintendogs for 2 hours and actually enjoys it. The weight of algorithms on most sites is increasingly determined by what the average person enjoys, so it's always trying to move you away from niche things and towards more popular things.

But overall it's not that bad. If you know how to actively explore, you'll still find the good stuff. It's 100x easier to scroll through an algorithm and hope it will toss you something good, but those days are gone. You have to be active in your media searches now, else all you'll get is trash.

>>46089271
drama vultures are my favourite neopets

>>46089259
It's a Neopets stream. For Neopets.

There's more people waiting 2 hours early to watch Selen play Neopets than there are people watching 70% of the company during primetime.

I've never heard a vtuber be this autistic about Neopets, it's cute.

>I CAN PLAY NEOPETS ON STREAM OMG

>thread is as dead as neopets
seems about right.

Schizochan's talking about old stuff she liked as a kid like bathbomb toy gachas, neopets, tamagotchis and excavation kits, and it reminds me a bunch of the usual shounen heart talks from the boys.

>>41614261
Honestly, old /b/ was shit, it's just that the current state of the net in general is so much worse than it once was. It's basically comparing a dog shit to a mountain of dog shit. /b/ had its moments, I'll give it that.

The net was never perfect, what with dial-up speeds, ad bombardment (largely due to there being no adblockers or scripts at the time) and chat rooms being hubs for pedophiles, but it was certainly far better when it was still a wild west. Back when normalfags just used it for emails and your choice of games was limited to things like Well of Souls, Neopets and Runescape. You were expected to have thick skin and if someone told you to kill yourself, you just brushed it off instead of taking it to twitter, because no one fucking cared. In clans, you were expected to only bring in people who weren't morons; if someone you brought in started causing shit, you both got the boot. It wasn't a home for entitled snowflakes and it was better for it.

It was elitist and it was better for it.

>>39719979
Neopets

>>39023190
neopets?

i hadnt checked neopets since flash died out of dread
looks like they reworked everything in java and i hate it

>>37718281
i use to illegally trade in neopets premium items that were flagged as trade-only
thats probably the most sordid thing i ever did in my life

i saw some neopets stuff at a goodwill a few months back too and that was pretty shocking to see too actually

>>37428274
damn i had no idea they were so sought after i remember having a talking butterfly kacheek plush back then like this
i wonder if those would hold value though the franchise seems to be dying, but hey, neopets nfts are a thing now apparently

graduated neopets when i found ogame

>>37428183
>neopets
now that was nice
i remember whak-a somthing game and the one you were in a ship looking for treasure made the most
and something with counting potatos

speaking a neopets i usually play for a few months every year till i get bored, but im too scared to log in after the flash killswitch happened
i might be so depressed as to kill myself if its really bad

>>37428170
it was just xanga and neopets userlookup for me
i did follow people on lj though