>>22584540Well, your inquiries are getting meet halfway if you ask me.
Burger King does Emo-klore TTRPG streams with Holos every once in a while.
https://youtu.be/KSKke-mqZnYhttps://youtu.be/jgp7sD2IeecOllie did Math streams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuvbuHBlctU&list=PLk4N6AFvLWe07hbWZ3XTQIU_1I7ibXHxsMoona did AoE II, Selen did StarCraft so you'll get your strategy games in real time at least. I am particularly happy about this as someone who grew up in a family where everyone played whatever RTS was thrown at them for close to 20 years.
There a few people who played Guilty Gear Strife. I wish MorIna's Lethal League collab worked out properly and led to more but yeah...
/diy/ stuff is not a likely nieche for a vtuber. You are asking for someone who streams often (crafting is usually for vods though) AND has a history with leatherworking, smithing, home improvement etc (in which case you learned it by being employed as such), AND who is going to show their workshop from several angles without a face reveal? I can see a lockpicking chuuba since you can do that without filming the stuff you need from 3 different angles. So, you'll get chuubas doing gunpla streams, take it or leave it.
Here are your coding chuubas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOHbRHETdxEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS_Z6eQdnh4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEc1oM_a9JUYes, I think TIS-100 counts. Probably, the reason it's not as common is the same why people who do music don't show it off live. You don't watch a chuuba because you like to see them produce music, it's because you like their music. The equivalent would probably be a chuuba making his or her own video game... and there is a Holostar doing that, right? Anyway, you get Fofamit, take her or leave it.
>>22586622>The merit of the content vtubers create are only secondary to their personalityExactly, you painted out the pivotal issue already.
