"I remember I had to make a speech about Babylon, and I kept pronouncing it 'baby-lonia, baby-lonia' in front of the whole class, and nobody stopped me until after I'd finished"IRyS
This just made me think, on the days she does the Twitch guerillas right after regular stream, what's even the point in doing the usual YouTube raid when all (or most) of the people she sent are just going to come back to her guerilla anyway?
This just made me think, on the days she does the Twitch guerillas right after regular stream, what's even the point in doing the usual YouTube raid when all (or most) of the people she sent are just going to come back to her guerilla anyway?
This just made me think, on the days she does the Twitch guerillas right after regular stream, what's even the point in doing the usual YouTube raid when all (or most) of the people she sent are just going to come back to her guerilla anyway?
I though that too.... but I guess it's still some exposer. That's why it's good if the girls will try to make use of say 10 minutes to put on a show for the raid before people trickle out. I just think it's weird on twitch when you can always see who's live on the left and people are saying "Mari mari" "Henya" and Pippa says "nope you're getting patches the Potatoe, who I've never watched".... they're just gonna go watch who they want. But I guess it's something.
This just made me think, on the days she does the Twitch guerillas right after regular stream, what's even the point in doing the usual YouTube raid when all (or most) of the people she sent are just going to come back to her guerilla anyway?
At a guess maybe she figures some people won't bother to swap or fell asleep. Which means it'll usually dump them and at least give the original raid the numbers leftover. I remember just leaving the stream up once on her twitch last week or something and it went through about 5 people total before I stopped getting sent places. Youtube could do the same I assume but it's not as common.
It also wouldn't surprise me at all if some of the people hang out until someone points out she went live on twitch as well. I would guess between here, the fancord, and /vt/ word spreads quick enough for anyone who isn't shitting up her pre-chat.
Admittedly depending on who it is or what even if I do join the Pippa guerilla, I can just mute the other tab as opposed to peacing out. Whereas I often actually head out if the stream isn't interesting enough after a short while. Sometimes I already know I'm not worried about joining some streamers or ditch if I see warning signs show up asap. (gay tags, danger hair styled about me section, etc.)
Bug girl here's pretty comfy so far. Pippa's got a knack for finding random chill a good like 70% of the time or so too.
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