kill-chan

that has to be King Vanity. ignore him.

we'll have to agree to disagree. he found a new gimmick, let's see where it goes.

the same difference between a mukbang and a burger king review.

Right! Often times he'll complain about the playthrough going on for too long and the chat not talking to him... and then he'll spend +1h on the prestream (that If he played the game instead of doing that he'd be done with all the games he's playing right now) to discuss all the topics during that prestream so there's nothing to talk about during the rest of the stream.

I think there are a couple of things that , while irrelevant on the surface, could greatly improve the experience for everyone - Chat screen placement Phil, you might have noticed by now that having to look away from the tv screen just to read the chat is not the most comfortable way to do it. Most streamers I watch (think those with ~2000 viewers who still care about interacting with the audience) use a 2nd monitor for the chat, fullscreen, and place it right where they can see it without having to move their heads. - Shoutouts, interaction I understand that you want the youtube audience to understand what's going on when you interact with chat, but since yt is just an archive at this point you might as well skip that step and just talk to the guy posting as if he was there not just with you, but also with us the viewers. In a word, make it more natural. So, rather than reading the entire post/tip message out loud and then add your reply, you just reply to the message in a way that others understand, or just say "thanks" if you have nothing to add to the superchat/tip message. The purpose of this change is to make interaction more seamless for everyone. For example, if I superchat 5 RUB with "Yo brother, is the game is good?" you can just say "no kill-chan the game is dogshit. thanks for the tip I appreciate that" rather than what you do now which is something along the lines of "Ok so kill-chan tipped me 5 of some currency I don't know... and says 'yo brother is the game good?' well, no the game is dogshit. thanks for the tip I really appreciate that". It's very subtle but, do you see the difference?

While I can't think of a single person who didn't want this to appen, I think that his post-show recaps allow him to be more focused.

well... some of the killcams he gets speak for themselves

I have to say , watching Phil acting surprised to see mutated soldiers in franchise that's been about bioweapons for the longest is a sight to see

Ok, so... crazy idea Considering that Divinity streams are low and Returnal is just a lame roguelike... how about Phil drops both playthroughs and explores, with those who made the Divinity playthrough possible , the possibility of switching to HADES?

well my fault for daring to listen to the prestreams I guess...

Honest question: how does Phil manage to get every single gaming news wrong? This just yesterday: Ubisoft: "We'll be focusing on AAA free-to-play games" (basically Genshin Impact) Phil: "Ubisoft stated that they will be focusing on free-to-play games, rather than full fledged AAA games, so they're targeting people who are not like us and play mobile games for one hour and put it down"

because he had no reason to look that up, that's not a roadblock. Also, you get to kill animals way earlier than you get introduced to cooking.

Look, I don't even care. He did that for Limbo and that pt is legendary. He's just so unbearable slow in this game. The last 20 minutes of Pt 8 are so transparent, he's not even pretending anymore. Ee's stretching it as long as possible cause everyone has been saying that the game is "short". EDIT: yeah, rumor my balls :D he hid under the bed before the final chase triggered, cause he knew ahead fo time that doing that was to only way out. He applied the solution to a problem that was yet to present. He only took note of what to do, but couldn't bother remembering when to do it. Oh Phil, oh phil...

Phil's absolute worst playthrough. Fight me.

Violation of the content licence agreement. Which could be anything. Use of certain emotes , or the fact he's been monkeybranching for years, uploading his own streams on the dspgaming yt channel before the 24h limit. VODs channel on yt always publish videos 1 day after the fact. Phil does it as soon as the stream is over. Phil knew about the rule, everywhere you ask they'll tell you that the rule exists,all you have to do is google it. The fact that Phil's guy at twitch apparently told him that twitch doesn't actively go after streamers doesn't mean anything. They could still use that rule if the human behind twitch decided that Phil had to go.