/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>30989820
the un part

>>26990021
>With the sub teams’ assistance, Hololive Btubers, such as Fubuki, Matsuri, Haato, and Aqua, went viral in Bilibili. During a period, their Bilibili income surpassed the super chats from YouTube. (For example, during May 2019, Aqua received approx 5.3 million yen from Bilibili, while her superchat on YouTube at the same time was around 3.5 million. During the three-months period when Aki got demonetized, Bilibili donation was her main source of income)
I don't even know how to respond to this. "We donated the most money sometimes, so now we're your investors and you have to listen to us"? This is the logic that made Cover bend themselves so far backwards they might as well be playing Limbo?

>>25270276
It just doesn't make a lick of sense to me. It'd only take an afternoon for the managers everyone has to do a first-pass of videos to see what's fine/maybe fine/not fine, and by the end of the next day after a second-pass on fine/maybe fine it'd be over and done with. Hell it'd probably take more time tabbing out to a spreadsheet to put in the info for a stream than it would actually going to the stream itself. And it's not like the managers would be doing the second passes either, it's a company with a fuckton of employees, they can easily tell a couple of interns or people who actually know what they're doing to just spend a day or two going through X Y or Z's spreadsheet's maybe fine's and see if they are or aren't fine. In an ideal world it'd have been done and over with completely by now.

The only reason I can see why this would take longer than a few days is if managers don't have access to their vtuber's youtube account, which makes literally no sense to me because then what the hell would their purpose even be? Overall it's just confusing, dumb, and a level of retardation I haven't seen since a certain group almost wiped their entire pre-3D history after a month long break of debating and getting yelled at.