/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>17854468
This is not me, chief. But I agree, and would add that tomatoes are an incredibly versatile cooking ingredient. Their sweetness and acidity blends very well with sauces, condiments, and a plethora of dishes.

>>17127878
I'm on it, it's hard to reply when every time I have a written response another post shows up...
>>17126124
I hope that honk introduces companies as an in-game feature, and more notably, DMs/group chats so every anon has a completely even playing field.
>>17126198
It's fine to rant, anon, if this is what you are feeling. I wouldn't have known it was an issue until you voiced it like that, and even if no solutions are found right now at least it has spurred an attempt.
>>17126378
To the first thing: that is fair, I think. The dividends sharing manifested organically after the idea was pitched and yfp offered to test it. At that point we were basically 'locked' into it.
The reason no announcement was made when the idea was forming was because we feared there would be malicious people who would intend to join the group solely to exploit it.
To the second thing: no thing has been added as of /yet/.
>>17127055
There was more to this: a member had to be approved by a consensus which became harder the more players joined, and (this is CRUCIAL), there were players who seemed to have their own goals, such as oshicoining extremely hard or making charts available to everyone. TFT was a player we assumed wouldn't have been interested from the start, same thing with BBB. In one case it was wrong, in the other case it was right. Basically we did not extend an invitation unless we were more or less sure that the other party would accept.
Regarding >>17127959, BBB already posted here >>17121481.

>>13953981
I don't see anything wrong with wagering absurd amounts of money. That being said, it should be money you can reasonably get, so we could have different 'standard' rates.
Generally speaking after the game ends and the points are tallied, there's also a placement bonus/penalty, and you can see the final +/- "points" at the end. These should be the thing that's translated into money - such as, 1 of those points is worth $100,000, meaning that if you were to completely wipe the house with 63000 points and someone else ending in the negatives, you'd get ~$5M. Second place might get around ~$200k in this example, while third and fourth lose ~$2M and ~3.2M respectively. Those rates can also be lowered, of course.

>>13404568
It's most likely the caffeine. It has a constrictive effect on the vascular system, which means that it can often relieve certain types of headaches, while its sudden withdrawal can cause headaches.
Once, I moved places and suddenly went from 4 equivalent espressos per day to nothing. I wondered why I had this splitting headache for the next two days until I realized that coffee was the culprit. Gradually lowering intake didn't do anything for me; it's just the sudden changes that make you feel like you hit a wall.