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Did somebody say nijipalworld?
>With what's happened recently it's a really good thing that Nijisanji didn't stream Palworld. Oh, even now there is still a certain company that's happily streaming it!?
>Good on Hololive and Nijisanji for not streaming Palworld... is what I thought, but Hololive went and did it. It's not clear yet but it's probably a bad move. They'll probably have to apologize to Nintendo in the near future. In the first place, why is an agency that's selling cheerfulness allowing their talents to play a gory game?
>The reason for Palworld to be banned by Nijisanji is simple. They have official sponsorships from Pokemon. I don't know about other policies but in this case management policy is correct.
>Palworld is just a shoddy shock value cashgrab on par with gory flash video parodies of kids' cartoons. It's disgusting that a certain big Vtuber agency (publicly listed, has a permissions contract with Nintendo) would let this be streamed. And on the other hand another certain famous agency not streaming this just makes me like them more.
>Even though Hololive is going all in on Palworld, Nijisanji isn't streaming it at all. Maybe they're worried about that because they have a contract for Nintendo game streaming? It'd be funny if Nintendo permissions were lost because of Palworld.
>That rip-off Salamence in Palworld is definitely a chimera of Salmence and Latios and Paradox Pokemon lol. Unlike hololive which has their entire box going all in on Palworld, Nijisanji management is seriously trustworthy for not letting their livers play it. I don't want hololive to be involved with Pokemon in any way ever again.
>I didn't like Nijisanji much before this, but knowing that Hololive is streaming Palworld and Nijisanji isn't, I really like Nijisanji now.
>It's deeply meaningful that the two largest Vtuber agencies have such a different approach to Palworld. Hololive: Going all in to the extent they make their own dedicated server. Nijisanji: Carefully not letting their talents stream it for certain reasons.
>I thought Nijisanji was a shady agency because of all that legally problematic stuff they let Gundou Mirei get away with, but surprisingly they've struck a really good balance this time with how they're handling Palworld.
>When the entire world is obsessed with Palworld, Nijisanji alone is playing Monster Hunter World. I like that.
>Nijisanji has a lot of sponsorships with companies so if they actually touch Palworld they'll lose trust from many corporations, they really give off the image of a company that is compliant with the laws and society. Honhima said that they had to undergo compliance training soon too, after all if you operate in Japan you need proper risk management.
>Looks like Hololive is playing Palworld as soon as they can while Nijisanji management is adopting a wait and see approach because of their ties with Nintendo. I think Palworld is a disrespectful game.
>Nijisanji is great for not doing Palworld, Hololive has lost trust because of jumping on the bandwagon immediately. Palworld is a rip-off plagiarized game so Hololive might lose Nintendo permissions in the future.
