21 minutes isn't very remarkable whatsoever for the 16 star category on the leaderboards but it's still sort of impressive in its own way that a vtuber has a lot of the fundamentals down for speedrunning SM64 like that. Gotta give Okayu credit where it's due.
Each branch of HoloPro has their own Minecraft server but they can visit the servers of others, just not build anything in it. Moona is from the ID branch and has frequently visited the JP server. Now that the EN branch collab ban is lifted, the EN branch plans on at least taking a tour of the JP server, but even if the restrictions weren't in place Kiara would prefer to keep the EN server for their branch anyway.
They're Japanese and tend to act like that or like absolute batshit insane women. As far as skilled gamers, there's a few.
Shitposter. Gura used to be Senzawa and her content before going virtual involved getting absolutely shitfaced and singing whatever the fuck she wanted. Belle Delphine actually got her for a shitty song at one point. Here's the furry copypasta song.
Hot damn, didn’t expect it to sound so good.
I'm just going to say this much:
Ah, yes, the outing he had with his wife and mistresses, here's another one where he had an outing with his daughters. Both are for some reason referred to as "incidents that made him famous" on the vtuber wiki. Getting caught jackin' it on stream like DSP is an incident, getting caught paying for food for your coworkers is something else entirely.
Is it just Nintendo who does this or have other publishers been spergs as well? It's such a ridiculously ass-backwards approach to publicity that it could perhaps only come from Nintendo corporate.
Capcom is the whole reason why the Hololive streamers are so anal about permissions. It was them who struck Mio's channel for a Ghost Trick stream, causing: Mio's month break; the privating of most the other Holo's videos and; the deletion of most of Subaru's VODs.
Noted and ignored.
Technically they always had to do this but only Capcom got pissed enough to send Mio two copyright strikes when she decided to play Ghost Trick. To elaborate: most streamers in general actually have to ask for permissions or else it's a violation of copyright, it's just that western publishers tend to give full permission as a policy. You do have some truly awful companies when it comes to copyright enforcement (Atlus is a big one) in that they actually don't want anyone streaming anything...but they honestly don't have the time to attack every single person who decides to stream Persona 5. With hololive it's different since that is an agency and not a loose connection of individuals. As a result, Cover has to ask for company level permissions for games. With most western companies their shit is approved almost immediately, but anything in Japan where copyright law is downright draconian, good luck with that shit. Even companies like Fromsoft are pretty restrictive, since technically you are not allowed to monetize your playthroughs of their games. Hana Macchia would play Dark Souls from time to time and her streams would have to have monetization disabled because of either From or Bandai Namco putting on that restriction.
Makes sense. I wondered why there seemed to be stints where a bunch would play the same game all of a sudden.
Might not be a policy from the publisher but agency side. Suzuhara lulu once said that in order to play any game on stream at all, they had to submit a request for management to review and only able to do it after they gave the ok. This apply to even indie freewares such as i wanna be the guy which she specifically said she wanted to play but haven't been to (yet).
How in the sweet hell do a lot of the games that get approved, get approved, when management is having to review them first?
I can attest firsthand that, if it's being played in 3D All Stars, the analog movement controls are fucked for 64. The N64 was designed with notches in the mechanism for the control stick for accurate movements, and both the Pro Controller and the Joycons for the Switch lack these notches/gates on their analog sticks, and since SM64 was seemingly designed with those notches in mind, it makes basic movement in-game a nightmare to cope with due to human error.
The criteria for management approval might not just be "streaming friendly". Furen and Mito straight up stream eroge recently (with the h bit censor of course). Maybe they only care about legal troubles and whether or not it'll bring the big buck.
That's good to know. I'm probably going to be frustrated by people saying, "old 3d game bad controls and camera haha" knowing the controller issue.
