Raine🔞 retweeted
First of all, Fam, VTubers aren't pissed off at you for not having DD cup breasts, bro. They don't care if you're a peanut and if your avatar isn't anime.
The problem is that you try to separate yourself from the VTuber community, clearly resent being called a VTuber, and have stated quite explicitly that you don't wish to be considered one. And yet, you are accepting an award nomination in that very community which you seem to despise so much.
You can't have it both ways.
You can't reject the VTuber label when it suits you, then participate in VTuber award events when it benefits you.
It comes across as disrespectful to a community you actively distance yourself from, while also taking away opportunities for VTubers who genuinely want to be recognised by that community and could benefit from the exposure.
Raine🔞 retweeted
Under U.S. copyright law (Title 17 of the U.S. Code), downloading and playing pirated copies of games like Tekken 6 is strictly illegal.
Specifically, 17 U.S.C. § 106 grants the copyright holder (Bandai Namco) the exclusive right to reproduce and distribute their software. Downloading unauthorized ROMs or ISOs directly infringes on this right. Furthermore, under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA, 17 U.S.C. § 1201), bypassing copy-protection systems or obtaining decryption keys without permission is a direct violation of federal law.
Simply playing an older title does not make piracy legal. If we want to support the fighting game community and its competitive integrity, we should respect intellectual property and play on legitimate, licensed copies."
It is illegal
Raine🔞 retweeted
I’m a 37 year old licensed professional and this has been stuck in my head all damn day
