/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>58637579
MARBLE MACHINES SON!

>>51657262
Chess hustlers are not random ghetto trash and half of their game is about distracting and tilting their opponent. Your second link gives it all away too. It's 90% about the hustle past learning common openings and lines.

>>45492210
>backend support and merch aren't essential for a streamer.
Depends on whether you plan to do it as a lifelong business or only temporary.
>Filian, Shylily, and Shoto seem to show otherwise.
I'm not talking about numbers, anon, I'm talking about long term income potential 5, 10, 15 years or more down the line. You cannot be a pure streamer forever, you need to branch out and create prospects for yourself off stream. This is why people like Day[9] and Asmongold ended up making their own companies. Pure streaming will eventually hard cap your potential as a brand to grow. If you're dedicated and treating it as your long term job then you need to convert the momentum and growth into something that will last.
Corpos in vtubing act as an intermediary for either those doing streaming temporarily, or for those who want to convert into larger, more long term projects but lack the knowledge or skill to do so themselves.

>44240742
I broke the link on purpose.
Same as I did here.

>every game is worth playing on hard mode because it means you’ll get better
MY LITTLE SISTER CAN’T STOP BEING BASED!!! HOLY FUCK!!!

>>38418208
Agreed. Anons! Listen up! If for some fucking reason you have a twitter account, you know what to do…

>>38105012
Good. Then it looks like we got a thread… no… a community to rally.