Network transmission was fun. Could use refinements but was fun to play

Part of the Battle Stories manga. I should read it and do a video on it sometime.

Did you know servbot appears in a Battle Network manga?

Didn't get the wolf-link amiibo for BoTW?

When will you start?

Depending upon when I make the video I adapt my strategy. In this case, it really was a bonus video made because of your post :) hence I just shared it directly to you so that you could be first in line before announcing it publicly

Kirby's Dreamland

I would like to see your take on Helene from my book. Would that be okay? Note: she's a mix of Black and Japanese (which doesn't really convey in the color scheme of the original art)

www.amazon.com/Vixen-Neostr...

Interesting and nice review and analysis.

Looks like they learned their lesson when they did 3 Houses (though I would argue the side with the church route feels to be the intended route. Does not leave nearly as many questions as the Edelgard route)

I would argue it's more consumerism than capitalism. They are related but Capitalism is be more the Producer telling the Artist to follow certain trends but open to letting the artist do what he wants (e.g. Nolan) if can sell. Consumerism, on the other hand, is what shifts the focus on the consumer

Another thing is if you can get views and comments on a video before it goes public, then that signals to YouTube to promote the content more. Supposedly that first hour of getting likes and comments are essential for making a video takeoff.

Videos now appear in subscriptions

YouTube stuff. The link I shared was essentially "early access". If you don't give YouTube time to index before making public, then apparently your channel suffers.

That's why Youtubers often say that videos are live a day earlier on Nebula or Patreon or something like that

@hananomaude.bsky.social, for you, here is the prelude before I do one on AI (which will still take more time, but getting this one out first was important)
youtu.be/zw6XarWbBtA

Nice read. One point that I think is important is having someone who is willing to be patient with you as you try using new vocab. If you cannot use them and get feedback, then it's hard to master the vocab.

Also, the tips about the base words and kanji is very much true

Very much true. Japanese has some extra barriers that people don't even know exist too (and it's not the kanji).