>>63432497For the streamer, sure. But it's certainly worse for the audience if you, as a content creator, don't give a shit about them at all.
>>63432393The fact we lost her, and some good chinks went down with the ship too, is something to lament, sure. But that was a boundary that was very little known of, and the aftermath, beyond the lost talents, was certainly a positive. Hundreds of thousands of people, at the very least, got china-pilled; her example was used for anti-chink legislation; Hololive got rid of a boat full of rats (even though they did eliminate a couple angels in the process) - hell, the aftermath is still being felt, at least on the /v/ side, when it comes to japanese side of things. Things like the Nobeta and Muse Dash incidents have kept on causing public awareness of the Taiwan problem, and I've even seen people that were influenced by Coco's graduation, take part on Discord exodus due to the Tencent question.
It was terrible for the fans, for sure. But the aftereffects were a good thing for the world.
