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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
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ahswtini
Northern Ireland22212 Posts
ahswtini out | ||
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teddyoojo
Germany22369 Posts
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Targe
United Kingdom14103 Posts
i am looking for support from people who had me on discord | ||
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CorsairHero
Canada9491 Posts
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rabidch
United States20289 Posts
On December 12 2020 09:17 teddyoojo wrote: this renewed pokemon card trend is the most retarded dumb shit ive seen in a long while explain im out of the loop | ||
TheEmulator
28100 Posts
Pokémon card pack/box opening has become a major thing recently for content creators (again). It started on YouTube with people like Logan Paul, but it recently made its way onto twitch as well. A lot of the older first edition packs have cards that sell for insane amounts of money. Perfect/PSA10 holo dark charizards are worth like 10-15k for example. Pretty much every card in these first edition packs are worth something, so streamers have been buying the first edition boxes that cost like 20-30k and opening all of the packs on stream. They usually make that money back from the stream itself so it’s not a big deal to them. Also recently sodapoppin trolled everyone and basically ruined many thousands worth of cards on stream with around 100k viewers. I think he even took a literal flame thrower to a holo dark charizard lmao. So all of the Pokémon box opening streamers are tilting over it. | ||
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rabidch
United States20289 Posts
On December 12 2020 19:38 TheEmulator wrote: Pokémon card pack/box opening has become a major thing recently for content creators (again). It started on YouTube with people like Logan Paul, but it recently made its way onto twitch as well. A lot of the older first edition packs have cards that sell for insane amounts of money. Perfect/PSA10 holo dark charizards are worth like 10-15k for example. Pretty much every card in these first edition packs are worth something, so streamers have been buying the first edition boxes that cost like 20-30k and opening all of the packs on stream. They usually make that money back from the stream itself so it’s not a big deal to them. Also recently sodapoppin trolled everyone and basically ruined many thousands worth of cards on stream with around 100k viewers. I think he even took a literal flame thrower to a holo dark charizard lmao. So all of the Pokémon box opening streamers are tilting over it. uh... yeah i have no comment | ||
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PoulsenB
Poland7736 Posts
On December 12 2020 19:38 TheEmulator wrote: Pokémon card pack/box opening has become a major thing recently for content creators (again). It started on YouTube with people like Logan Paul, but it recently made its way onto twitch as well. A lot of the older first edition packs have cards that sell for insane amounts of money. Perfect/PSA10 holo dark charizards are worth like 10-15k for example. Pretty much every card in these first edition packs are worth something, so streamers have been buying the first edition boxes that cost like 20-30k and opening all of the packs on stream. They usually make that money back from the stream itself so it’s not a big deal to them. Also recently sodapoppin trolled everyone and basically ruined many thousands worth of cards on stream with around 100k viewers. I think he even took a literal flame thrower to a holo dark charizard lmao. So all of the Pokémon box opening streamers are tilting over it. this is so fucking stupid | ||
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Slomo
Germany7198 Posts
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
On December 12 2020 09:21 Targe wrote: hello friends i am looking for support from people who had me on discord I was just yesterday thinking about the time we met up in London years ago. Good to see you, hope your doing well man  )) | ||
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Faruko
Chile34173 Posts
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Qbek
Poland12923 Posts
On December 12 2020 09:21 Targe wrote: hello friends i am looking for support from people who had me on discord I have you | ||
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Qbek
Poland12923 Posts
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TheEmulator
28100 Posts
Yea I don't understand most twitch metas, but this is the weirdest one of them all. I guess the viewers get a dopamine boost watching them find super rare cards? I think the whole thing is boring as fuck, and honestly this is just about as scummy as the whole CSGO skin betting meta because these streamers make money regardless of whether their boxes have a positive return on investment or not. Meanwhile the viewers are convinced to start gambling on their own boxes/packs and lose money 99% of the time  | ||
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eieio
United States14512 Posts
the twitch thing seems silly but it's probably pretty fun for the streamers lol. don't u ever get a desire to crack some mtg packs for no good reason | ||
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Qbek
Poland12923 Posts
On December 13 2020 04:22 TheEmulator wrote: Yea I don't understand most twitch metas, but this is the weirdest one of them all. I guess the viewers get a dopamine boost watching them find super rare cards? I think the whole thing is boring as fuck, and honestly this is just about as scummy as the whole CSGO skin betting meta because these streamers make money regardless of whether their boxes have a positive return on investment or not. Meanwhile the viewers are convinced to start gambling on their own boxes/packs and lose money 99% of the time If watching someone gamble pushes you to gamble yourself, you were always doomed | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + I went for a hacking build and it gets pretty silly towards the endgame. I can clear entire areas from stealth by melting enemy brains/detonating their grenades/making them commit suicide, all from literally across the street without even entering the hostile area or even needing LoS. It's pretty funny but not exactly challenging. I think enemy netrunners need to be better equipped to slow/stop your hacking until you deal with them. The enemy ai can't really respond to you hacking them through walls from a block away, so the challenge becomes pretty trivial | ||
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Artisreal
Germany9235 Posts
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
Main story seems a lot shorter than witcher 3. | ||
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