He really just needs to stop playing rpg's they either get dropped or we have multiple and countless streams of him falling asleep if the goal is not met.
In other news nothing has changed.
$41 total for the night stream amazing guys, too bad he had a better early stream.
Unlikely. Phil's game priorities go like this:
1. New big name or popular trending games, unless he has played the series/genre before and it "didn't work" (it didn't make enough money or Phil failed too hard and embarrassed himself, E.G Monster Hunter). In these cases he will go on long prestream rants grandstanding about how he won't play the game to attempt to get some juice out of them. If a big AAA game doesn't hit money goals, he will drop it and make a long prestream rant grandstanding about how it actually sucks. Bonus points if it's on Gamepass, since those are "free."
2. Low effort "chill content." His go to when no games in category 1 are available, or to stretch out the playthrough of a category 1 game. JRPGs with long cutscenes and easy battles, walking simulators, Bethesda games, etc. The longer and more braindead the better until the money starts to dip, then he will try to rush through to get it over with and move on to the next one. If there are too many category 2s and a dearth of category 1s, this leads to a situation Phil calls "RPG Overload" or the "slow summer/winter season" and he will begin to dip into category 3.
3. Any competitive/difficult game he can win and flex his "pro gamer" muscles. This is mostly mopping up scrubs in ancient fighting games, buying three copies of Street Fighter 6 to smurf and dropping characters after he hits Master and his winrate drops below 75%, playing the most recent Call of Duty release, and replaying Souls games with overpowered crowdsourced builds.
4. Retro. At the very bottom of the barrel when he is truly out of anything to play. Phil makes this as lame as possible with shameless use of savestates and rewind features.