He has played 5 Yakuza games and still doesn't understand how to stream them? He shouldn't fucking talk in the main game cutscenes, it's okay to talk in the substories and in the rest of the game because they don't talk there, every single fucking time, i haven't seen once where DSP is quiet about a suspenseful/emotional cutscene to let it sink in, he always has to make a 12 year old stupid joke
Phil is one of these people who can't stop talking, who don't know when to shut up. Because
they are important and need all the spotlight there is, but don't know how to handle the actual spot center. Just watch his prestreams. No human being needs this much time to talk, except the narcissistic kinds. The ones who can't handle 3 seconds of silence or listening to the action right in front of them.
How is he even capable of talking up to the length of an
entire movie each and
every day? Or even better, he basically voice acts an entire movie, uncluding sound effects *snort* because he talks without any break.
And for what? Begging? Oh great, people love beggars!
For talking about what he will play? Nobody cares, they already know.
For listening how great Phil is and how every else is wrong? Nobody believes that.
Some people say: Phil talks a lot, but says very little. This is very true.
The only two things he achieves are: Ruining his voice even more because he has not the physical capabilities to talk on length. And burn off all the energy which he could have used for the actual fuckin gameplay.
I was under the heavy impressions "prestreams" exist to wait for the audience. So play some music, maybe interact a little bit with the incoming audience or use the time for an optional important announcement. All in all, around 5 minutes, 10 minutes top and then they play the game that was ment to be played.
Latelly I searched for "purpose of prestreams" and couldn't find
anything! The only things that had something to do with livestreams were critics on DSPs long prestreams - and what people literally do
before they stream (hi, Reddit!). This should tell you something, I guess.