>>21597940But I don't care about "making it". I much rather stream casually and maintain friendships through doing so than be an idol or comedian. The muh friendship approach is exactly what I'm doing and successfully at that. It depends what you want and what you are good at, simple as that. I don't think you're particularly interested in hearing the other side, numberfag anon, but eh I know there's plenty of people in /asp/ who are terribly lonely gamers primarily who don't really need or want massive fame. Being famous is exhausting, it really is. You learn very quickly that quality > quantity is the rule when it comes to people.
If you count that binge eating crying faggot youtuber as "made it", then yes definitely do not try to engage your viewers beyond face value.
