LOL, another urban style gets leaned in.
Any P2P service knows the IP's for both parties, that's why they are called Peer-to-Peer. Most games are P2P these days, specially games with low player counts, like fighting games.
You can install a packet sniffer in you network to know who your console is talking to. You need to know what you are looking for and all that, but it's not some kind of high level hacking thing.
1) Cost of doing business and 2) shouldn't be relying on $1 tips to make money anyways, but that’s as good as it gets for Phil these days
PlayerEssence is a frequent collaborator on a weekly podcast (a real one unlike DSPs) where they talk about gaming news and what they’ve been playing, and also manage to not only answer questions during the show but also archive their streams. So like what Phil thinks he does every day.
(They even have 1-2 people who will timestamp everything in the comments too, just like OPBoone fr fr)
Funny thing is one weekly episode gets more viewers than all of Phil’s content in at least 2 weeks if not longer. A normal person would engage a partnered channel who decided to pop into a stream and actually debate them instead of banning like a pussy.
As irrelevant as Phil is, he’s still revered as a piece of shit by all. You love to see it.
Based on all the leaks, he’s easily paying in the $300-400 range just for internet. I think I pay $70 for gigabit fiber, so faster than anything he gets from Comcrap and cheaper.
Even streaming + 2 people playing games should not require anything more than that. Congrats to the Comcast rep who sold him on multiple lines though.
