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Oh. My. God.
What awaits us in the open discussion stream?
Jerry Peet / Lily Orchard / Lily Peet / Valkyrstudios / Bhaalspawn / Tara Callie / "Mod Ebara" - Sociopath writer of pedophile fanfiction and cartoon reviews, faked getting raped to force a divorce, then mobbed and gaslit their ex off Tumblr, satanist neoliberal of the MovieSlob variety, also wants to fuck dogs and/or pokemon
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Oh. My. God.
What awaits us in the open discussion stream?
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She actually went through with the idea. This will become a police state of a server in a matter of moments.
Get ready for nothing, everyone.
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I give it 4 to 14 hours before bitch runs back to their private server because someone will beat them in a discussion and the server will ban people that can bite back.
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If Lily had a fucking spine, Lily would make a video called "Toby Fox is Gaming's Biggest Coward" and make a whole video on how Undertale madd everyone pussies and not equipped to fight facists. We need killing because our enemies are trying to kill us, particularly her specifically, and Lily had to move her wife out of the USA before she was taken to a newly built gulag near her home town. That's why everyone in the neofascist death cult has to be met with violence or death, as they will always take advantage of forgiveness and mercy of their enemies (like Lily herself would). Therefore, Toby Fox has made a dent in the fandom and humanity overall by making people colossal pussies that can be taken advantage of.
If I could remember more of what Lily throws shade at every video, I could write a whole script.
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SomeDudeInA6PointedStan
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Rimworld? That is pretty far from the creatures usual purview, is it going to complain about how it promotes muh colonialisms? For all of you Rimworld is a storyless (In that there is no set canon story besides setting materials, it is marketed as a story generator.) colony simulator where you play a small group of colonists crash-landed on a titular Rimworld which is a planet on the far reaches of Human settlement in the far future setting of the game and you have to contend with the previous Human inhabitants of the planet while finding a way to escape or possibly continuing your settlement on their world.
Stuck Pooh
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Her audience is exactly what I expected them to be, holy christ. And these are the people she feels comfortable flashing her tits to
Ultraman Orb Dark
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Summarized.
I don't want to make fun. Most of these callers are very low functioning and nervous.
One of the caller's mum was in the background telling her daughter not to talk to strangers as the caller lies to Lily's face that she was on an episode of Digital Circus as a voice actor.
Lily is playing W.o.W in the background.
Mikay's Love of Canada.
- The Dartmouth Apartment is better than Rochester.
- The money is colourful
- The healthcare is better.
- The bus is better.
Next one will be on the 1st of August. She thinks this has been a success.
We are all suffering. I expected nothing and was still disappointed.
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TheAmbiguousLurker
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Crash Bandicoot series, specifically Warped and Twinsanity (I spent so much of my childhood abusing the bugs to try and create an army of Cortex dupes in the main hub) are in my heart.
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, probably the most Roleplaying RPG my casual ass experienced, The dialogue was so different from what I was used to at the time, different classes felt like they changed up how you were interacting with the world even if they were superfluous in reality, and something about the jank combat felt so satisfying; maybe it was just the rag doll effects. My brother pre-ordered the sequel as a birthday present to me way back; to this day, I still believe he technically owes me a birthday present.
Robocop: Rouge City Dick Shot Simulator 2099 - Most fun I've had in an FPS in years, perfectly captured the essence of the source material and just an all around fun experience.
Dragon Age 2 - I know Origins is superior, but damn do I have a soft spot for this downgrade that introduced me to the franchise. I think the different ways you can play Hawke feel distinct enough that even having a more defined character doesn't ruin them as an RPG protag, I love how the companion system plays out with you getting a completely different dynamic depending on how you develop the relationship which I feel is still unique among RPGs (like, in most RPGs, I feel like companion relationships still tend to default to just deciding if you get more scenes with them or not, while DA2 genuinely felt like you were choosing how to define your dynamic), I enjoyed the combat for the most part, I liked how many quests were chains that would span over the time skips that further developed Kirkwall, and I liked what the writers were trying to achieve even if short development time led to a shit ton of cuts and atrociously reused assets. It also had the Arishock who we thankfully put out of his misery before he could witness what Bioware would do to the Qunari.
PS2 Harry Potter Games - They were basically Zelda clones and they fucking rocked. More so the first two before they went with trying to replicate the films' art direction. Exploring the castle was awesome, all the hidden secrets you could find, beating the Flipendo sound effect so hard into my brain that it haunts my nightmares, and there was something about the atmosphere in those games that nothing has replicated yet to me.
Knights of the Old Republic 2 - Was my first experience with more explicitly darker Star Wars stories, It had this depressing, almost apocalyptic atmosphere as a follow up to the first game with how even the lively, populated planets all feel dead or dying. DarthEdinburgh Sion just walking down a corridor to tell me that I don't know what path I walk is burned into my mind. I love how fucking dysfunctional the companions are.
Like, I don't mean they're a quirky found family that get on each other's nerves, I mean the moment you leave the ship you're getting a cutscene of them trying to murder each other over their multiple hidden agenda's and spats and they're being slowly drained of their sanity by your fucked up passive ability. Chris Avalone is one of the only writers who can write a character that is 90% lectures and I'm not annoyed, mostly because he still keeps 'Piss off, Kreia. 2nd Grade Moral Nihilism is for bitch-ass losers, watch me drop kick these posers.' as a valid response because the game is designed to reward you playing a character instead of just blindly clicking options that blindly agree with whatever the character says.
It also probably has one the best methods of implementing a blank slate with a defined role. Your character is the veteran of a war they were not supposed to participate in, they were a respected general, they activated a super weapon and they decided to return to face trial for their actions; and the entire game is about you developing your character's view on these points. Do you regret it? Why did you join Revan? Were you in it for the glory, the justice or did you feel like you had no choice? How many of the rumours people hear about you true? The game has written solid actions in your character's story, but you get to define what those actions mean and explore how other characters affected by those actions view it. This also makes companions conversations unique because, instead of you just asking companions about their lives, they turn around and ask you about your life, what you did, about how it related to them.
And I believe it does have a nuanced view on the Jedi, the Sith, and the force that's more balanced than people who just want to justify 'jedi are actually bad' would tell you. Like even Kreia and the 'Kreia disapproves. Kreia approves.' meme follows the thematic throughline of not 'This ideology is flawed', but that 'Blindly following an ideology just because serves no purpose'; which is why her approval, 90% of the time, is based on you simply showing her that you have actual logic for your choices beyond 'This is what a good/bad guy does'.
Also, it has a scene of a towering muscle man made up of scars power driving an old woman into a wall and wailing on her like this was the WWE; and that is amazing.
Arkham Asylum/Arkham Knight: I hate Akrham Knight's story, and the level design's incorporation of the bat mobile always comes off as annoying, but it is the peak of Arkham gameplay to the best feeling combat, the most satisfying stealth sections with so many gadgets to play around with and complications to fight against, and the bat mobile on it's own feels fantastic to control as you zoom through the city and blow shit up in the most non-Batman way possible.
Asylum may be only the echoes of how good the gameplay would become, it's still a blast to play, and something about the structure and design of the first game still gets to me. Like, nothing of the later game's environments or your journey through the game matches up to going through the different levels of the asylum. Also feel like it was on the line of stylized before super hero games got obsessed with trying to look boringly realistic.
Jedi Academy - Never played the other jedi games, and this was before I'd been exposed to the EU. It's just a fun time with cool lightsaber mechanics I never figures out, and a kickass mission structure where you got sent to all these different planets in all these different scenarios to play out. Felt the structure just allowed every level to breathe without having to worry about connecting to any other level in their experience. You go from navigating a starship graveyard in a harsh desert where giant sand worms will devour you if you fall into the sand, to duelling Sith acolytes atop a moving train that's rigged to blow, to getting captured by a bored imperial who wants to play a game of hunting you down throughout his complex, to racing through treacherous canyons on a speeder, to fighting Boba Fett. The devs had a sandbox they could do whatever the fuck they wanted with and they threw in everything.
Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, probably the most Roleplaying RPG my casual ass experienced, The dialogue was so different from what I was used to at the time, different classes felt like they changed up how you were interacting with the world even if they were superfluous in reality, and something about the jank combat felt so satisfying; maybe it was just the rag doll effects. My brother pre-ordered the sequel as a birthday present to me way back; to this day, I still believe he technically owes me a birthday present.
Dragon Age 2 - I know Origins is superior, but damn do I have a soft spot for this downgrade that introduced me to the franchise. I think the different ways you can play Hawke feel distinct enough that even having a more defined character doesn't ruin them as an RPG protag, I love how the companion system plays out with you getting a completely different dynamic depending on how you develop the relationship which I feel is still unique among RPGs (like, in most RPGs, I feel like companion relationships still tend to default to just deciding if you get more scenes with them or not, while DA2 genuinely felt like you were choosing how to define your dynamic), I enjoyed the combat for the most part, I liked how many quests were chains that would span over the time skips that further developed Kirkwall, and I liked what the writers were trying to achieve even if short development time led to a shit ton of cuts and atrociously reused assets. It also had the Arishock who we thankfully put out of his misery before he could witness what Bioware would do to the Qunari.
PS2 Harry Potter Games - They were basically Zelda clones and they fucking rocked. More so the first two before they went with trying to replicate the films' art direction. Exploring the castle was awesome, all the hidden secrets you could find, beating the Flipendo sound effect so hard into my brain that it haunts my nightmares, and there was something about the atmosphere in those games that nothing has replicated yet to me.
Knights of the Old Republic 2 - Was my first experience with more explicitly darker Star Wars stories, It had this depressing, almost apocalyptic atmosphere as a follow up to the first game with how even the lively, populated planets all feel dead or dying. Darth
Like, I don't mean they're a quirky found family that get on each other's nerves, I mean the moment you leave the ship you're getting a cutscene of them trying to murder each other over their multiple hidden agenda's and spats and they're being slowly drained of their sanity by your fucked up passive ability. Chris Avalone is one of the only writers who can write a character that is 90% lectures and I'm not annoyed, mostly because he still keeps 'Piss off, Kreia. 2nd Grade Moral Nihilism is for bitch-ass losers, watch me drop kick these posers.' as a valid response because the game is designed to reward you playing a character instead of just blindly clicking options that blindly agree with whatever the character says.
It also probably has one the best methods of implementing a blank slate with a defined role. Your character is the veteran of a war they were not supposed to participate in, they were a respected general, they activated a super weapon and they decided to return to face trial for their actions; and the entire game is about you developing your character's view on these points. Do you regret it? Why did you join Revan? Were you in it for the glory, the justice or did you feel like you had no choice? How many of the rumours people hear about you true? The game has written solid actions in your character's story, but you get to define what those actions mean and explore how other characters affected by those actions view it. This also makes companions conversations unique because, instead of you just asking companions about their lives, they turn around and ask you about your life, what you did, about how it related to them.
And I believe it does have a nuanced view on the Jedi, the Sith, and the force that's more balanced than people who just want to justify 'jedi are actually bad' would tell you. Like even Kreia and the 'Kreia disapproves. Kreia approves.' meme follows the thematic throughline of not 'This ideology is flawed', but that 'Blindly following an ideology just because serves no purpose'; which is why her approval, 90% of the time, is based on you simply showing her that you have actual logic for your choices beyond 'This is what a good/bad guy does'.
Also, it has a scene of a towering muscle man made up of scars power driving an old woman into a wall and wailing on her like this was the WWE; and that is amazing.
Arkham Asylum/Arkham Knight: I hate Akrham Knight's story, and the level design's incorporation of the bat mobile always comes off as annoying, but it is the peak of Arkham gameplay to the best feeling combat, the most satisfying stealth sections with so many gadgets to play around with and complications to fight against, and the bat mobile on it's own feels fantastic to control as you zoom through the city and blow shit up in the most non-Batman way possible.
Asylum may be only the echoes of how good the gameplay would become, it's still a blast to play, and something about the structure and design of the first game still gets to me. Like, nothing of the later game's environments or your journey through the game matches up to going through the different levels of the asylum. Also feel like it was on the line of stylized before super hero games got obsessed with trying to look boringly realistic.
Jedi Academy - Never played the other jedi games, and this was before I'd been exposed to the EU. It's just a fun time with cool lightsaber mechanics I never figures out, and a kickass mission structure where you got sent to all these different planets in all these different scenarios to play out. Felt the structure just allowed every level to breathe without having to worry about connecting to any other level in their experience. You go from navigating a starship graveyard in a harsh desert where giant sand worms will devour you if you fall into the sand, to duelling Sith acolytes atop a moving train that's rigged to blow, to getting captured by a bored imperial who wants to play a game of hunting you down throughout his complex, to racing through treacherous canyons on a speeder, to fighting Boba Fett. The devs had a sandbox they could do whatever the fuck they wanted with and they threw in everything.
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One of the caller's mum was in the background telling her daughter not to talk to strangers as the caller lies to Lily's face that she was on an episode of Digital Circus as a voice actor.
Lily is playing W.o.W in the background.
Question, do any of the callers sound remotely old at least? I'm mostly curious to know, given Peet's last lashing out toward the age demographic a couple of pages ago.
Son Goku Baku
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Well, of course Liliana think it's a success when she's the smarter and most composed person in the room.
Bringing Undertale/Deltarune again, I don't think LIliana will ever touch it because you either do a full pacifist run or you'll have your comment section filled to the brim with the people shitting themselves because you didn't spared everyone. For as good as the game is, the fanbase has a feral obssesion to make sure everyone's play it "the right way". Look literally the gameplay of anyone who isn't following a guide or is going completely blind and how people react to it.
More than that, you have to, you know, think and actually put effort in sparing people. If you just go around killing everyone, it's as easy as making one quick event. You become so powerful by the end that you can clean entire areas full of enemies with barely any effort. The trade of is that the game itself is a lot less fulfilling because there is very little interaction with the characters, and all the ones you could befriend to help you before now are too scared to see you. Not to mention, the fight in the end with one specific character is legitimately hard, to the point many people have ragequitted or attempted it for days before passing it.
If you don't want to kill people and try to do a full pacifist run, you're playing constant mini games of bullet hell and somehow I don't see Liliana having any patience for that. Worse than that, in order to get the true ending of it all, you have to play the game twice and, once again, the final boss there is not going to hold your hand and explain what you're supposed to do.
In other words: it's too difficult for baby brained, can only play games made for smaller kids, Liliana and also the fanbase sucks.
Bringing Undertale/Deltarune again, I don't think LIliana will ever touch it because you either do a full pacifist run or you'll have your comment section filled to the brim with the people shitting themselves because you didn't spared everyone. For as good as the game is, the fanbase has a feral obssesion to make sure everyone's play it "the right way". Look literally the gameplay of anyone who isn't following a guide or is going completely blind and how people react to it.
More than that, you have to, you know, think and actually put effort in sparing people. If you just go around killing everyone, it's as easy as making one quick event. You become so powerful by the end that you can clean entire areas full of enemies with barely any effort. The trade of is that the game itself is a lot less fulfilling because there is very little interaction with the characters, and all the ones you could befriend to help you before now are too scared to see you. Not to mention, the fight in the end with one specific character is legitimately hard, to the point many people have ragequitted or attempted it for days before passing it.
If you don't want to kill people and try to do a full pacifist run, you're playing constant mini games of bullet hell and somehow I don't see Liliana having any patience for that. Worse than that, in order to get the true ending of it all, you have to play the game twice and, once again, the final boss there is not going to hold your hand and explain what you're supposed to do.
In other words: it's too difficult for baby brained, can only play games made for smaller kids, Liliana and also the fanbase sucks.
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A lot of callers mentioned they were fans since they were 14. A lot of them. One was either deaf or non verbal.
Someone wanted attention.
Joon the King mentioned and Lily panics.
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Just as an aside: Shinigami eyes is amazing at destroying the ability of troons to experience joy.
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Quick highlights and clips before they ship me off to work, no dang dirty trolls showed up so she's gonna do this again August 1st supposedly.
For every person that calls in and just wants to talk about vidya, there's 2 that are so autistic or shy they can't even string words together.
first 20 minutes or so an autistic guy with Russel Greer face disease named Shevenom appears, they have been banned from Sai's server for being a creep, and are currently in Ant's apparently. They are so hard to understand that Lily asks them to type in chat instead of talk.
HAJBIN HOTEH SEESUN TUUUH
One of her fans shows up and starts trying to do voice acting voices, this girl claims to have been an NPC on Digital Circus.
This bitch is a fraud she's a fucking fraud! Like that chick that pretended to be Jenny Nicholson at a brony convention.
It sounds like Sai's Wani voice.
Their mom can be heard in the background telling them not to talk to strangers.
"get off"
"you need to get off, what did it tell you about-"
Don't voice act on the living room computer kids.
1:20:00 Lily shows some clarity and admits she knows most of her sub base is dead, only there in case she makes another "is garbage" video. She claims sponsorships make her physically ill.
I really hate how fake Lily is. Stop pretending you're a youtuber with principles, you false flag people.
I gotta get to work here's some quick timestamps.
Lily is audibly playing World of Warcraft in the background, very very rude, at least fucking mute it you asshole.
2:25:00 girl shows up asking for writing advice, is incredibly nervous. The thing she's asking for help for is Kingdom Hearts fanfiction where Pete and Goofy are gay and adopt a disabled child. I don't even think Lily can help her with that.
So many of her fans literally say "I don't usually do X but you said to so now I do..." verbatim. Lily is these people's Will Hunting.
Somebody get this clip, about 4:00:00 one of toonkritic's former victims comes on and thanks Lily for...sort of exposing him. Thank Josh for that, honey. Asks if Lily is getting sensitivity readers for her Iris and Kiera book, Lily brushes this off saying "the sensitivity reader is me". Yeah good luck with that.
4:08:00 a fan asks Lily for help coming out as trans to their parents and she asks them to repeat themselves because she wasn't paying attention.
Ultraman Orb Dark
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Thank you. Very informative summary of her breathing.
"Man, Turkey Tom is such an idiot!"
"I know, he's just ripping off Joon th--"
"MOVING ON."
So rather than panic or take this as a wakeup call, she's continuing to blame other people for not watching her videos.
Also, Lily, you reviewed the entire Dragon Age series out of spite. You're not making videos for the art.
Is she just allergic to making money? If you're a big YouTuber, sponsorships are signs people recognize you.
Lily's behavior around other trans people in a nutshell.
Frank Greene32
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Her audience is exactly what I expected them to be, holy christ. And these are the people she feels comfortable flashing her tits to
You know… I find it funny and sad that the Lily tag on Tumblr can’t stop their infighting or that Sai parody blog just filling up the tab with unfunny shit and not get the grasp of “hey there are actual potential victims Lily has access to” to actually you know… do something.
Say what you want about the farms at least we all have an understanding that Lily is fucked up and shouldn’t have this type of audience.
Also someone should probably archive this stream once it ends (last I checked it was still up streaming)
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It's also, you know. Money.
To do a minute-long ad read and throw in the graphics that they hand you.
A lot of folks set the ad read as a separate chapter on their video so it's super easy to skip. They get the money for it, their audience can quickly bypass the read, the company might get a few clicks, everybody's happy.
Lily had to spend a few thousand to get Mikaila up to Canada, both for the immigration processing and for the moving fees, and was complaining about having to pay a little extra every month in rent. Lily's numbers wouldn't get her a lot of money but a couple hundred more a month for an up-front sponsorship deal would immediately allay the extra cost of rent. (Ain't no way she's actually been offered 30k CAD.)
The only reason to turn this down is:
1. It doesn't exist
2. It would be enough income that she would no longer qualify for the housing stipend