/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>79446584
you can feel the desperation in these streams when they just walk around. In those darkish-grime empty locations which visually looks similar everywhere - and finding nothing. Then they try to adlib, saying "ooh"s and "aah"s in hopes there's finally something jumping on them. It takes away most of the tension when you actually are *pursuing* a monster instead of fleeing from it.

I mentally check out on these streams, most of the time the funniest content literally happens in the house at the start. This game needs rehaul, badly.

It's really fucking weird to see amerisharts seething at Hololive venturing into Europe. Come on, it's corporation. They want to grow. Japanese market is full, ID was decent test ground for expansion into US. US market has three gens worth of chuubas, it's definitely one of top earners, important market sure. It only makes sense when you got easy pickings out there, low hanging fruit - now you gonna climb the ladder and pick up these apples up there. More expensive investment, trickier - but it will still bring revenue, bigger than the investment. It's not just supachats and streams at key timeslots - sure that's also important. But Hololive seems to aim to export idol/vtuber culture abroad and sell it, through concerts and merch as well. It's bigger project, because Hololive is big corpo at this point. There will be time when we will see HololiveES - and you will still be acting like surprised seething retards?

>>69247912
Yes, I agree - they were literally forced to do this. But it wasn't Riku, but the embezzlement they did behind his back. Riku option sounds cartoonish as fuck and didn't work. Embezzlement accusation, considering the facts around the case at hand, are not without merit.

In fact, you can already prove there was embezzlement: putting company's money into ventures which are less profitable: while much better alternatives exist - for personal gain. Eliria's 9 merchandise sales compared to Pomu's 2. That's just the tip of the iceberg. Riku is capable of digging deeper, and Eliria & co. desperately didn't wanted for that outcome to happen.

Considering radio silence, their plan didn't go too well.

>>69077316
It's a settlement: a thing both parties agree upon so they DON'T go to the court. Can you make other party to bend the knee to fire a person? Depends. It really depends. Company has to fire someone after all, and THAT person now has a beef with the company for being fired. That could mean potential case as well.

If they have to go to court, then they can go to court with YOU, like in default plan. ... See, it's usually better to just take money and shake hands. But sometimes you have such a good case you can demand more.

>>69046390
>Okay, so..... We gotta have a talk. Take a seat, please.
>We obviously went through the financial records because of recent events... And, what can I say, it doesn't look good, you know.
>For example, here, we got application from Selen for a project. You literally sent this to us on her behalf. Artists, musicians, animators, every bit is there properly included. We gave green light pretty much on the next day.
>And you were supposed to translate our response, and send the funds where it was supposed to go. That's literally your job.
>See... why do I see on this company account right here. Why money which were supposedly going for project's costs. Why the fuck it's being transferred right to your bank account?
>Explain this shit to me. Now.
>I'm not fucking kidding. See this window? Want to count how many levels this building has from the outside?

>>61543528
explains a lot why the combat system is so familiar

>>61543573
honestly, ya don't need grid; I like the immersion this system gives to you. Valkiria Chronicles went further to allow you actually aiming that rifle and shooting enemies. As >>61543371 pointed out, those levels feel like a filler content you are simply forced to go through and never look back. They wanted to have a cake and eat it too; designing these parts to be easy for average VN reader.

>>61543667
This is precisely why criticism should be always raised in these cases - there was clearly loads of effort to make it fun, yet some decisions wasted whole potential. I would say, you just needed slightly different dirrection to have really enjoyable gaming bit here as well.

>>60505732
I see the most normie boomers at my fish company using two monitors just to manage warehouse stocks

>>60291582
HHMHmhmhmhm It's exactly the type of horror they are weak to, but at the same time, it's not exactly "unfair" or jumpscary at all - well, unless you stumble into the monster on your own. There's no film grain, either, and I think those retro effects were adding to whole experience in Backrooms stream. Also, they noticeably got better. They should had done those few Chilla's Shart games for a warm up before tackling actual scary games like Backrooms. But well, on the other hand the first stream is going to be unforgettable exactly because of it, kek

I think they might make a lot of progress, unless they will get paranoid about every little shadow and every little ambient sound. It will only snowball from there; but otherwise, they might hummm... Do the inital three areas and progress a bit more after that.

I'm just curious if they aware of what Irisu Syndrome is, or just think it's good puzzle game. It's really unbelievably good taste choice, nevertheless.

>>59995572
MmmMmmm Nerissa is prone to taking the easiest way and not taking any challenge. Whenever it's Minecraft (grabbing free diamond gear) Phasmophobia (playing on Amateur) or this collab, she's trying to be "efficient", but it's complete opposite to the philosophy Fuwamoco has. I mean, these girls are streaming VNs even when they know this might not bring them numbers, they do things for fun.

>>59815986
there are some people with massive balls, just calling older people and telling they are a grandchild in urgent need. Older people fall for it again and again; going so far as throwing all the life savings through the window without thinking twice.

There's obviously variation with a cop too.