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@heero17 It’s all good, I just watched it

@MootLong Its on Twitch and only on Twitch.

Bao's Online Statement about Sykkuno's GF Bao confirms statement from a year ago was Sykkuno. Bao states they did not tell Madi until 3 weeks ago about Sykkuno cheating. Bao gave Madis discord account and gave there account to Madi to have private talks with them about Sykkuno. Baos confirms there was a private group chat with a bunch of them talking and giving all the information at once to Madi which also cofirms the crash out. Bao states they werent in the calls not caring about anything else but her safety. "That is not actually keeping some one safe but we go on." Bao tries to motivate Madi to move out of the house giving her tips and advice to do so. Bao states the girls and her were trying to help her out with a difficult situation. "Feels like some damsel in destress manipulation going on with what im hearing." Baos shows dm exchange with Madi of them from March 30th 2026 and wishing to still be with Sykkuno. "This tells me Bao kept the information from Madi a year ago." Bao openly confesses they tried to get Madi out of a toxic situation. Bao talks about how Hemomal contacted them several days later when Hemomal contacted Bao. " This is a lie Hemomal contacted Bao March 24th 2026 shown in the google doc. " Bao tells Madi to get in contact with Hemomal and Bao makes a group chat with both of them then leaves. "This makes the statement protecting Madi falls apart after doing this" Bao states they did everything they could respecting other peoples boundaries. Bao states she got all the girls together because she did. "My advice would to inform them and leave it at that didnt half to drag Madi around for all this information your just trying to push a point really hard. A really bad take for Bao here." Bao states not there place to be involved. "But got involved in contacting all the girls to talk to Madi" Bao talks about not wanting to add more fuel to the fire. "This statement confirms she was more involved and was lying about her previous statement." Bao tells people to hope off the internet because it will make you more healthy while she quote says she was doing the same thing. "This also is a lie cause she was liking and reposting all the posts when she was quote offline." Bao states she was just the girl helping out all the other girls and nothing more video ends. "Bullshit. Youve made this video cause you were caught you woudlnt care if there wasnt so much traction to it."

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve That’s a popular approach. We do that often as well for physical things. Japan also straight up doesn’t know about a lot of our games though, and we’d actually appreciate if you pirated our games because we’d never complain about getting a bigger audience we didn’t even plan for

@MootLong @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve 日本人はたぶん、自国で売ってなかったらアメリカから輸入しちゃうんだよね…。私もそうしたし…。

Theres the whole like japanese perspective on media piracy argument going on, and the one thing i keep seeing is "but do you not realize that pirating harms the company?" and I dont think alot of them realize in the west we LOVE seeing companies get harmed, even ones we like

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve So with that in mind, you guys don’t even completely lose sales. You just get the money indirectly because for some reason there is a market of millions of people who wanna buy your stuff and you keep insisting we should buy things you aren’t selling. So we pirate then buy merch

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve Sell us the books then lmao. That’s been what everyone is saying the whole time. We’re happy to buy the books, but they aren’t available in the US. A decent amount of the time, we usually go through the effort of making a japanese account and buying the raw copy after we pirate

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve Japan isn’t getting bullied lmao. We buy thousands of dollars in merch overseas, send money to creators directly, represent Japan’s works in our own conventions. The money creators make back is way more than the $20 you would’ve saved from having less fans.

@MootLong @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve ならますます、小さな日本をいじめないで自分の国の企業と戦ってほしい

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve We don’t do that in the US because the books here are easy to buy lmao. I’ve been saying that the whole time. We don’t go around searching for free shit. We love spending money. Even when we pirate Japanese works, we often make up for it by buying more expensive merch

まあ、日本は1億人しかいませんからね。アメリカの3分の1です。でも私はとても不思議なんです。そんなに豊かな文化があるなら、わざわざ日本の企業にダメージを与えようとして海賊版を読むなんてことはせずに、自国の企業にダメージを与えていればいいのに。てっきり、アメリカにはそんなに作品がないのかと思っちゃいましたよ。

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve That’s old data. We publish roughly 3-4 million books around the year. We have an insanely big literature industry

@MootLong @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve そうなんですね。ちなみに日本では年間で7万冊くらいの本が発行されているんですが、アメリカはやっぱり30万冊くらい出してるんですか？

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve Year round, we get about 11,800 fan conventions in the US, and roughly 1 million attendees. Not trying to say it’s a competition, as I think Japan’s are definitely way more robust and world leading. But if we’re talking sheer numbers, our population is absurdly big.

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve Some events can be less packed in the US, but that’s also because our country is insanely big. California alone is about the size of Japan, and you can fit two Japans in Texas. US is about 26 times larger. A lot of people will skip some of the bigger events to find one closer by.

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve We get events like that all year. It’s usually dense with creators and fans from around the world, so a lot of creators get assigned booths so that fans can line up, do photos, buy their prints, play their demos, and so on. It’s often packed with devs, artists, voice actors etc

@MootLong @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve そうなんだ？知らなかったな、日本って毎月同人誌イベントに何万人もの漫画や小説の作家が集まるし、アメリカよりクリエイターの分母が大きいと思ってたよ。

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve No, that is completely false. The USA alone has far more creators than Japan just due to sheer population density. You can say that Japan has higher quality games, and I’d agree with that. But more developers? Hell no, there isn’t even enough people in your country to compare

@MootLong @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve そうじゃなくてさ…日本はおそらく君たちよりクリエイターの数が多くてさ、まあ難しいんだよ。説明しても理解できないだろうからしないけど

@udukiyuUTAU I don’t even pirate, dude. There’s much better ways to make a company lose money. I prefer to just convince people not to buy from them and support their competitors. You see how silly you sound when you make assumptions like that? It’s horrifying how real twitter brain rot is

@MootLong あんたらは言葉で飾って美化しようとしてるだけで、やってることは単なる略奪だ。そこに欺瞞がある。 繰り返すがあんたらは単に共産化の恩恵にあずかりたいだけだ。

@prism_magica @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve It’s not like indie developers in the west get a headstart when they go on their own. They start from nothing, too. The creator of Hollow Knight quit his job to make his game and was living on noodles. And developers here also fail. Part of being a creative is taking the risk

@MootLong @Yourmomsbf1448 @fishin4l0ve あのね、それは一部の人しかできない。ほとんどのクリエイターはできないからそのままゲームクリエイターを辞めるしかなくなる。よほど有能でなければね。

@udukiyuUTAU Do you know what “protest” means? Convincing the public to not buy from a company by showing them their actions is completely harmless and nonviolent. Maybe saying “I don’t like this” is too direct in Japan, but over here, expressing your opinion is a protected human right

@MootLong 間違ってないだろ？そんなに企業が憎いのに我慢もできないってんなら、革命でも何でも起こしてみるといいよ 捕まるのがオチだと思うけどね

@sibataigun @serenaatrandrak @magozone23 I mean, you can pirate them if you really wanted to. If it really became that prevalent, any competent businessman would just sell the official works, have a japanese fan advertise them, etc. To Americans, an overseas audience we didn’t plan for sounds like a money opportunitu

@serenaatrandrak @magozone23 手に入らないなら読むなってだけだよ 手に入らないなら諦めて どうしても読みたいなら正規で読める場所に買いに行け こっちは手に入らないアメコミ読みたければアメリカまで買いに行くんだよ

これ反論になってるつもり？ 日本の側が売らないと判断してるんだから、そこに売ってくれ言われても売りません、で話終わりですわよ？

@Baby_Pocco @serenaatrandrak @magozone23 We actually don’t mind you pirating our games and media from overseas if you really can’t get access to it. For us, popularity overseas is a massive money opportunity, so free exposure to an audience we didn’t even plan to sell to has nothing but benefits for us

@serenaatrandrak @magozone23 それはもうしょうがない、「日本」のモノを欲しがってんだから あなたの国の映画や本だって不人気なものはこっちに来ないぜ？「海外」のモノが自国より遅いのなんか当たり前やろ？ クリエイターへのリスペクトがあれば我慢できそうなもんやけどなぁ

@udukiyuUTAU You’ve been throwing around the communism label despite using the definition completely wrong. You’re more American than I can ever dream of. Some of them love sticking labels onto people for moral high ground

@MootLong 言い訳ご苦労、だがそうしたいのであれば単に買わなければいいのであり、海賊・強奪という暴力的革命手段に打って出る必要はないんだよ 結局のところあんたらは資本家の財産を奪って自分たちの共有にする、共産主義のおいしいところだけ欲しがってる空想的共産主義者だよ、自覚があろうとなかろうとね

@ace362569 @ritsuppy It happens all the time. Valve built their company this way and it resulted in unparalleled loyalty to Steam. Did you know that Crunchyroll was originally a pirating site?

@ritsuppy 確かに知名度は上がるかもしれないけど、違法視聴する人達が対価を払って消費活動するとは思えないけどね

別にアニメ好きではないし、見るときは公式のストリーミングサービスで見てるから心当たりはないんだけど、日本人のそういう考え方、めちゃくちゃ時代遅れだよなって感じる。すぐ「盗む」ことと比較するけど、アニメや漫画みたいな作品は、間接的にでもより多くの人が存在を知れば知るほど収益が生まれるものだからね。見られない、話題にならないより、一人でも多く興味持ってもらった方が全然いいと思うんだけど…あくまで自分の意見だけど…。 こういうくだらないことでキーキーうるさいから、日本のエンタメ業界が韓国に負けてきたんじゃないかって思う。このままで終わりたくないんだったら、もう少し世界に目を覚ました方がいいよ。

@udukiyuUTAU So the customer threatens that company’s income. How? They stop giving them money, they spread word to make sure everyone else stops giving them money, then they popularize an alternative company that can provide what they want. So how is that communism? That’s the opposite

@udukiyuUTAU So company’s path to success is to have the customer’s interest at heart and provide good service. A happy customer gladly gives out money, and it creates a healthy balance where everyone wins. If a company is trying to make our money without the good service, we have a problem