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Makes me wonder if this is the price of doing shorts. Might be because most of her audience was gathered through them, and I'd assume shorts watchers are younger and don't superchat. Wouldn't surprise me if Pippa's age demo was 50+% are older than 18, with Rin's being significantly less. Ads could be to blame as well, with it attracting normies.
Just the fact that Rin disincentivizes superchats isn't enough to explain de disparity.
Aviel used to be the most successful Israeli youtuber. Apparently he saved away some money for that to invest in this project.
The real question I'd be asking is, what's the gameplan to make Idol Corp a profitable concern? Jambalaya hit it on the head with how Phase managed it - do the cons, do the meet-and-greets, keep on working on audience engagement outside of streams and build up a network of heavily-invested fans. I think Idol Corp should consider a similar approach.
If he starts youtubing again, that will be a sign of Idol's financial situation
Audience engagement?
Just throw money into everything
"Anyone who makes fan art of a IDOL Talent receives 1 dolar for each 100 likes"
Or some shit like that with how he just did with the clips in order to solve that problem
I mean he is a furry, so maybe he's just better at grooming so we don't know
If you have enough investment behind you then you don’t have to turn a profit for a very long time, if ever. Large companies like Snap and basically every major ridesharing company have lumbered along for years burning money almost every quarter.
An amusing shitpost, but paying money for clipping or whatever is only a bandaid for the problem, and doesn't fix the central issue of Idol Corp viewer numbers not translating to financial support.
I'll admit to being a Phasefag, but I'd like to see Idol Corp succeed. Not only are a bunch of talents relying on Idol for their career, I'd like to see good, genuine competition for Phase to encourage them to improve.
Admitting to being a Phasefag on the largest Phase Connect echo chamber outside of /pcg/…
How could you say something so controversial yet so brave?
I don't really care for the 10th edition of Phase vs Idol numberfagging but It's worth remembering that the Idol girls mainly use and promote streamelements for donations. And like I've said before, Rin actively discourages donations unless it's a special stream like the bake sale. Yuko would probably be a better measure for Idol's peak.
Bae has said the same, as well. The more subtle dance moves don't get caputured properly, so they have to do the more exagerated stuff. Basically, anyone good at dancing gets super nerfed because of the 3D.
Like, just comparing what Kiara has done to Keeki:
There seem to be a lot of smaller movements that just gets missed by the mocap. It feels like the 3D models are almost stiff, especially in the waist area, while IRL, you humans are a much larger range of motion than what is shown.
What? Don't you enjoy ddolbang's incredible creative output? AI.... smh my head, I swear.
Bae has said the same, as well. The more subtle dance moves don't get caputured properly, so they have to do the more exagerated stuff. Basically, anyone good at dancing gets super nerfed because of the 3D.
Like, just comparing what Kiara has done to Keeki:
There seem to be a lot of smaller movements that just gets missed by the mocap. It feels like the 3D models are almost stiff, especially in the waist area, while IRL, you humans are a much larger range of motion than what is shown.
That's one of my complaints with Cover. Their main studio is filled with cameras that cost 80.000$ each, but the actual tracking, model, and the model's rigging/bones are each in their own right woefully outdated. And I'm honestly not sure if they even know of a way to fix it. They can't even be bothered the make it so that Ame's 3D model can take off her jacket because it requires a little bit of geometry to be filled in and some slight texture work. How are they going to be bothered to completely rework every talent's model to actually use those 80.000$ paperweights to their full potential?
I'm half tempted to start up Blender when I have spare time and see how difficult it is to actually fix Ame's model with some amateur skills.
I want to strangle the creator of this watermelon game. This BGM is annoying. I would rather watch 16 hours of fetch quest simulator XVI.
That looks like a bruise rather than being an insect bite, maybe bumped something really hard when she was in the studio.
How about if your company needs to suck less Luca.
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