/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>19891221
Neutral in /vtwbg/ doesn't mean "not hostile". Rather, it is about the type of content that is allowed to be posted in the particular thread.

>>17862705
>missing 'Vspo, Apex, Valorant, and other FPS tubers'
Generally, that's technically the VSPO general, but since they tend to play lots of FPS games and dedicated threads for those die with relative quickness (or are off-topic), they tend to just all hang out in there (some people talk about them in /#/, because numbers is THE 'VTuber general'), it's basically a neutral thread.

>>17441139
>>17439848
>>17440413
Holy hell, this autismo...

I'm Zone Anon2 and I only ever posted the boundaries because the the one that Zone Anon1 made clearly went against the way borders naturally form, but I didn't even set actual boundaries on the map, but simply illustrated how influence works (proximity). You could have completely disregarded everything that I posted and it would have made no difference to me to the point that I didn't even participate in the Zone Autismo war beyond explaining my thoughts on how I made the boundaries that I did. I am also the anon that asked if there was a vectorized version of the map.

Other posts that I made were in regards to lore (mainly /#/) including pic related. I never formally staked a claim for land.

>>17336363
Reposting: The Number Cross (>>17242634)

I present you the "number cross"
Features:
>2:1 aspect ratio
>cross size is 5x10 'squares' representative of "the top five" and "top ten"
>outer perimeter is mostly representative of the "wider audience
>the color red is representative of the "bloody wars" of the gods and men and the numbers by which they're fought
>the color white is the peace through numbers
>the "number cross" is representative of numbers as the guiding principle for understanding the world
I added a white space perimeter to the number cross because I didn't like how it looked how the cross looks border-to-border. Might change my mind.

>be me
>got bored while looking at flags
>swissflag.png
>nordiccross.jepg
>doubleeagle.tiff
>"hmmm"

I present you the "number cross"
Features:
>2:1 aspect ratio
>cross size is 5x10 'squares' representative of "the top five" and "top ten"
>outer perimeter is mostly representative of the "wider audience
>the color red is representative of the "bloody wars" of the gods and men and the numbers by which they're fought
>the color white is the peace through numbers
>the "number cross" is representative of numbers as the guiding principle for understanding the world
I added a white space perimeter to the number cross because I didn't like how it looked how the cross looks border-to-border. Might change my mind.