lupinthethird
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- 13 de Dic, 2017
You're correct in your assessment, but I think there's another layer to it. DSP loves lording things over his viewers to fuel his superiority complex. One of the only things he thinks he has is his knowledge and experience of playing games, but he doesn't even have that. He celebrates Dragon Quest as being a classic JRPG series, but he's a latecomer to the series, with DQ 11 being the first entry he played. He acts like he's a longtime fan of the Yakuza games, but the first game he played was Yakuza Dead Souls, a completely unrelated spin-off entry (probably because it's a zombie survival game, zombies being incredibly popular at the time), followed by Yakuza 0, which is a fairly modern Yakuza game. He acted like he knew everything about the Virtual Boy, despite admitting to only playing a demo version in a Blockbuster a single time. I was watching Tevin restream his Rimworld stream last night, and even though he is actively being handheld HEAVILY, he is acting like a know-it-all and explaining everything that he himself just learned to his viewers.Compare any other game to the JRPG slop he plays and you can see they all get total wagequit immunity. Most games get the killswitch after 1-3 bad streams, but boring antique crap like suikoden or the latest yakooza gets 5000 separate chances where he'll beg, plead, whine and sob for his audience to 'attend, engage and support' while he barely cracks 50 bux on the median stream while flagrantly fake tipping.
It's a stretch to say Phil 'loves' anything besides gin and gacha, but if you compare how he treats random old head JRPg crap vs modern games it's clear he's at least semi sincere in proclaiming his love for them, which is a shame because the streams are a dire, total and absolute slog to watch every time he plays
