/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>31388947
How many viewers does he have?

>>31313210
what was the secret to her success?

>>31311300
Why OKCode inclining so hard?

>>31254611
>debuff games
Every 5chan screenshot I see reinforces the fact that we are one and the same

>>31216487
To master any skill you need on average about 10.000 hours
This can be shortened to 3.000 or so if the training is appropriate and well directed: typically you need focused training and mentors
You need around 600 hours to reach Celestial without any experience in Guilty Gear, and with experience ironically you are still around 500. This is her current game time I believe.
This would make her the lowest tier of the strongest tier right now.
So how long until she becomes top of the top?
Shimada doesn't have to be the top GG player, she only has to be the top vtuber GG player.
Infernochim was one of the last winners of the vtuber tournament https://challonge.com/es/VSD_GGST_12.. He was 1098 h in GG according to his stream profile. To reach his level, Shimada literally needs to double her hours in the game, this without taking into account that:
1) Training while streaming is not optimal.
2) >>31216926 , plus pressure to perform due to being a public figure
3) Physical disadvantages (like having only one eye, broken shoulders, etc)

Assuming two optimal hours per day, that is 14 hours a week, 56 per month. That is more or less one more year lower bound to reach the "average" strongest vtuber number of hours, assuming someone like Hotashi doesn't do a png just to fuck with the chuubas.
Now of course this doesn't mean hours = strength. If you play unoptimally playing more hours can make you weaker since you just repeat your mistakes over and over. A dedicated player will soon surpass a casual who plays for "fun" even when the former has x10 the hours. It's about what you do with your time.
The other factor is that tourneys are statistical. Anyone can win a particular match, a stronger player just has a higher probability of winning. If you have 2:1 chance of winning you are tacitly twice as strong as your opponent yet you will still lose one of three matches. The winner of a particular tournament is not necessarily the strongest player in the tournament, luck always plays a part.
By hours alone, Shimada has only 1/3 of defeating someone like Infernochim times in a final, and she needs to reach it first. Every hour she plays makes the gap shorter, and with that, her odds will increase dramatically.

With this consideration, Shimada will fill the conditions on being "stupidly strong" - becoming the strongest vtuber - at some point probability between four months and ten months if she keeps her current rhythm, trains optimally, and doesn't suffer any more injuries.
it is important to set one expectation based on facts, this is the key to healthy progress. While time gamps might seem dismal, I will remind you of the old proverb: the best time to plant a tree was ten years ago, the second best time is now. You all shall consider this for all your endeavors as well.

>>31157413
How close are we talking about?

>>31140469
>Mori views
Let me guess, you counted her music as views.

>>31101575
>stream more
I always see people posting this
I work from 9 am to 6 pm every day. By the time I get home and am able to watch streams after making dinner and traveling, it's 7 pm. I have maybe 3-4 hours to watch vtubers, but most of the time less than that because I still need to do other RL shit and keep up with my other daily routines. If someone is on and I like what they're playing, I might put them on, but a lot of the time I'm watching VODs because I like being able to skip around in a stream and there's nothing useful in big corpo chats anyway.
Even HoloEN is too much for me to keep up with streamwise when you take into account VODs. Who the fuck is watching streams at literally all hours of the day and complaining when there's not anyone live? Did you not do anything before discovering vtubers? Do you not have anything to do throughout the day? Is it literally fucking kids who just sit around at home all day and don't know how to entertain themselves otherwise?

So who's in charge of the Myth and/or Council anniversaries this year? Isn't council's soon?

>Gura starts focusing on Kaela
>Kaela's views rise
>Fauna's views keep dropping like a rock

I did want to know where would Shylily viewers go now that she's banned but turns out they just went outside

>>31000344
>>31000416
>war is literally about killing other people
>when people are killed they no longer possess a soul
>therefore war is soulless

>Selen posters don't watch Selen
>Sapling posters don't watch Fauna
>Pippa/Lumi posters don't watch pippa/lumi
It's that simple anon

>KR vtubers taking over twitch, getting bigger numbers than Vshoujo
>Biggest KR agency modelled itself after Hololive
>HoloEN is getting all the KR gachikois
HoloKR has to be a thing at this point right?

>people claim Ame hates numbers
>Yet she keeps spamming Rust

>>30852759
>THE SANA LINE
Don't cite the deep magic to me Homobeggar, I was there when it was written

There is absolutely nothing wrong with Fauna doing this you faggots. Maybe the rest of Council needs to have their asses lit on fire when they're reclining while Fauna keeps inclining. Complacency is a youtuber's natural killer and why even stream if you aren't chasing for the attention or the views?

Who else will join in on the rust arc?

>>30588117
I think I solved this paradox.
I need to see the data on how women rate other women.
It could be that "attractive" is a female term and all men are objectively "ugly" when compared with the total base which includes women.

>>30552273
>The shorter the stream, the more inaccurate the numbers are.

The important thing about numbers was not the raw numbers themselves, but the story they tell.
First, to figure out what works and what doesn't, and to be able to wave the truth from the random noise. There is wisdom in numbers, but the wicked fear the light.
Second, to pursue the dream of Unity.
The thing tying the + /vsj+/ together is proximity to vshojo. The thing that ties /wvt/ is self-posting.
Is through numbers that /lig/ becomes one.
For better or for worse, that is the sole unifying factor.
This is why the system was created and why it should be maintained: for the sake of the story these chuubas are telling.

Just a representative of /#/ here seeing that your previous discussion of us got linked over there. I just want to say that we don't actually hate Kiara for her low numbers. What we actually hate is that she wants big numbers but never works hard to get them. Ame is aggravating similarly but at least she has no ambitions of wanting to get numbers.
Just wanted to clarify a few things.

>>30473990
>I'll be happy to post her when she plays something retro.
Statistically 8 out of 10 streams, and 9.5 out of 10 if you count nostalgia streams as retro.

If you complain about the two head horsemen you are wasting your time, which makes me wonder if you aren't throwing a fit stealthily about someone else...

>Ame decides to delay to debuff herself
>Kronii calls her bluff and delays at the same time.

>>30411988
They hated him for telling the truth.
I don't get why /#/ is so hated here. Numbers are literally the most objective metric to show that the vtuber is actually delivering what her audience wants.