Things I've learned from streaming: 1. It's fun. Really fun. 2. It can also be the most miserable thing of your life depending on your expectations. 3. You get to meet new people and you don't even need to leave your house. 4. Technical problems are the bane of my existence.

I still often look back at my stream summaries to reminisce how this streaming hobby completely flipped upside from just a few random streams I did that I thought were one off streams. From averaging 3 - 5 viewers for 2 years to 10 - 17 out of nowhere.

unc still got it 👴

CS:GO is back on Steam! This is real, I did not make this up. The Global Offensive legacy branch now has it's own appid and steam page, though it is unlisted. You can access it to add to your Steam account here: store.steampowered.com/app/4465480/Co… CS:GO is not supported by Valve, so they

My biggest regret in life: Having a Twitter / X account for 13 years and having to see this platform sink into the toilet for the past few years.

The Big 700

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Good morning

MY HARD DRIVE IS CURRENTLY FAILING ON ME I AM ATTEMPTING TO SAVE EVERYTHING I CAN BEFORE THIS THING DIES ON ME

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Same program used, same exact character, different aesthetics, distinct personalities.

Even though this year statisically is performing the same if not better than last year for my streams, I really regret meeting some people that I thought I could be friends with, but with my attempts to be friends with them, I’ve met too many fake people.

I think you are legally obligated to at least do research with streaming etiquette if someone ends up streaming seriously

Been doing a lot of Monster Hunter open lobbies for over 2 months now, and although I don't see my viewer count and the lobby only has me in it, it is reassuring to see a lot of people lurking after I end stream, so it doesn't feel as lonely as I thought.

2 PC combination tracking for maximum scuffness on my already limited space desk!

I got done with my stream and I feel absolutely terrible for misreading a message from a first time chatter thinking they were self-promoting when it was me reading too quickly in my head. I still own up to my own mistake but this incident by not fault but my own will haunt me.