@neo4812 @PARAVENOMART "SHe's tempting me"
@GrungeQueef imagine caring so much about something you need it to be validated by bullets you'll barely see in a video game
@elftummy people have used glitter bombs. Make it an insane annoyance instead of violent and it is no longer illegal.
@tomie the classic "this is something I don't enjoy, it needs to change so I can enjoy it"
It’s getting hot outside! It’s 101°F outside where I live, or about 38°C for you international peeps. It’s too hot, I need to cool down with a yummy treat. Like Candy!
It appears she may have let the ICEEE expand too far in the cup though! Don’t you just hate it when that happens?
#sketch #summer #ICEE #cute #parody #loli #SFW #tongue #heterochromia #drink #lick #fun #sweet #beverage #ear #sticky #wholesome #illustration
@Nanakoko they could also do something where if you don't meet certain criteria you would get placed in a different lobby until you did. Could be steam level, profile lifetime, etc. Not very great for BRAND new steam users, but needing to have a steam profile that was 6 months old would mean that when a bot was banned, when they create a new account they would have to wait 6 months to really affect the game.
PSO2 used to have a pretty bad bot problem and more bots were being created than they could actually deal with. Once they had new areas you had to level up to get to, all the real players were spending their time there and the bots had nobody to spam. So they died off pretty quickly after that and now you never really see them.
I can't remember what game it was, some fps, but it would place you in a different match making queue if they suspected you of cheating. Basically a cheater/bot container. Could go that route too.
It's hard to make a system that won't affect normal players. The key is to try to find the best balance. I don't see a lot of new steam users hopping on TF2, so my idea could work pretty well for the majority of players.
@bunni @solidsanek people actually get Vinesauce and Vsauce confused all the time. Vinesauce started just a couple months before Vsauce did iirc.
Actually, Vinesauce *the group* has more or less disbanded now because it got way too confusing and way too large. People and even companies would do stuff like send fan art/mail or game keys to the wrong streamers. Or they would think Vinesauce Vinny was the "leader" of the group because he was called Vinesauce, when there wasn't ever really a leader to begin with.
Then there were all these questions of who actually was a member of Vinesauce or not, people would call Jerma985 a Vinesauce member because he collaborated with them a decent amount but he never was. Then you had all the mods for all the channels that would hop in from time to time and do stuff and it was like, are THEY Vinesauce?
It hearkens back to a time where everyone would just stream on the Vinesauce channel because Twitch was pretty primitive and that was the best way for everyone to get views. But yeah, now each streamer is their own thing. Needless to say, it's a lot less confusing that way.
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