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bad dragon dildo for kat will be on the list.
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Yes, and the only person who'd know is Phil (or anyone else who has access to his account), and this is a very good point. In the past he's needed to rely on """anonymous benefactors""" to buy him big-ticket items when he begs for them specifically. Now he can just make a big list with all of his gimme-gimmes and buy them as he gets money for them and thank his wonderful fans while he shows off his newest toy that he'll immediately begin to neglect.Anyone who is more knowledgeable about wishlists, can you purchase your own items?
One of my first thoughts was Phil couldn't stand not being able to show off all the junk he's wasted money on so he would set up a wishlist to create some level of plausible deniability and be able to brag about it. Plus you know a few fans will actually buy him stuff too so it is a win-win. Not even going to predict this will effect tips/bits/subs either. Everything else has worked out so why wouldn't this?Yes, and the only person who'd know is Phil (or anyone else who has access to his account), and this is a very good point. In the past he's needed to rely on """anonymous benefactors""" to buy him big-ticket items when he begs for them specifically. Now he can just make a big list with all of his gimme-gimmes and buy them as he gets money for them and thank his wonderful fans while he shows off his newest toy that he'll immediately begin to neglect.
maybe some sugar cubes and curry combs, toobad dragon dildo for kat will be on the list.
2.) Since he is lying about the use of his Patreon, can that cause issues?
Yes, and the only person who'd know is Phil (or anyone else who has access to his account), and this is a very good point. In the past he's needed to rely on """anonymous benefactors""" to buy him big-ticket items when he begs for them specifically. Now he can just make a big list with all of his gimme-gimmes and buy them as he gets money for them and thank his wonderful fans while he shows off his newest toy that he'll immediately begin to neglect.
Holy shit, this sounds like a huuuuuge shell game. I can't wait to see him try to juggle this.So DSP won't put EVERY game up there in case too many games are bought and he doesn't have time to play them. Instead he's just going to put up PSN codes for his fans to help with the cost of games. Wish list is like a wedding registry (his words) and if someone buys something on the list it disappears from the list.
He's going to put games up that he already has on his schedule for people to buy for him. Then put up codes, and re-up the codes after each time they get bought so he has credit to buy a new game "if it pops up." And to help with the new releases he wants to chase. Also, how am I (hypothetically of course) supposed to give a $40 PSN credit for him to play Bloodstained and say please play Bloodstained if he doesn't put the game Bloodstained on his wish list?
Is he going to resell PSN codes? I can't see what the goal of the wish list here if he gets a PSN credit code for a game, and also the game. How is he going to keep track of all the different PSN credit he gets?
oh but the donator has frahg out100 as his user name, so it's not only ok, its funny look at how funny that is. everyone freak out in chat. totally owned DSP with that one, guys!jerking off those exceptional individuals till the last drop. I'm only surprised he hasn't done this sooner. "trolling him" by buying him expensive stuff on amazon that he actually wants will be the new hip, Tevin-approved thing.
So this whole thing is just a way for Phil to force his fans to send him codes to unlock the digital download of a game they have purchased for him, because either he thinks it's a loophole that doesn't count as income or he thinks it's so sneakily obfuscated there's no way for the IRS to find out.So DSP won't put EVERY game up there in case too many games are bought and he doesn't have time to play them. Instead he's just going to put up PSN codes for his fans to help with the cost of games. Wish list is like a wedding registry (his words) and if someone buys something on the list it disappears from the list.
He's going to put games up that he already has on his schedule for people to buy for him. Then put up codes, and re-up the codes after each time they get bought so he has credit to buy a new game "if it pops up." And to help with the new releases he wants to chase. Also, how am I (hypothetically of course) supposed to give a $40 PSN credit for him to play Bloodstained and say please play Bloodstained if he doesn't put the game Bloodstained on his wish list?
Is he going to resell PSN codes? I can't see what the goal of the wish list here if he gets a PSN credit code for a game, and also the game. How is he going to keep track of all the different PSN credit he gets?