The impression I get from Kamiya is (at least in his public facing persona) he has a very hard line in regards to the interaction between creator and audience. You simply do not get any input in what he does, he gives you content, and your options are take it or leave it.

Schreier finds the truth yet again.

Kotaku’s ex writing staff continues to show what real journalism looks like.

Taylor has been playing everyone for fools. Considering the kind of person she is, this doesn’t surprise me she’d do this.

great guy. never misses. you? not much.

Cry about it.

jason schreiers update is interesting and makes a lot of sense. as union minimum rates are based around $/hour of recording, the offer of 4k from the very beginning assumed only a small amount of material recorded, which Jason Schreirer confirms was a cameo offered as condolence after re-casting her when negotiations…

I think “set her free” isn’t what he did.

Regardless of what she tells us I am sure the money that was in her accounts is a mess and maybe hard to access if it is indeed controlled or partially controlled by the husband. But, she apparently had the ability to access her Twitch account (and other accounts). This would allow her to change payment accounts and…

I know what you are getting at, but at the same time the guy was outed in front of the whole world, by a person with nearly 6 million followers, many of whom offered her support (even legal support).

I mean, if this is all real then it’s awful but like

Charity exists as a way for the wealthy to wash their hands of bad publicity. What they don’t tell you is that 90% of donated funds don’t go to the people who actually need them, they’re used to run the charitable institutions and pay the salaries of the executives. If she were to donate this money to a charity she’d…

It’s not even really covering their tracks though. This husband is still this faceless entity only potentially heard at the other end of the phone.

It’s a little odd but one thing that’s a common trend with these kind of abusers is they’ll act very quickly to cover their tracks. They’ll put on their nice face and make amends and say they’ll get help when they’re caught. And sometimes they do... and sometimes it’s just a ploy to keep their victim from actually…

Indeed. Divorces can take years and if there’s a watertight financial control order in place, I can’t see it being dissolved overnight.

So in less than 48 hours this has gone from alleging/revealing her husband was controlling every aspect of her life financially and emotionally, forcing her to continue doing streams, promising to sell off everything she had and threatening to murder her dogs if she did anything to displease him to… oh he just gave…

Arguably, there is evidence of criminal conduct here. When someone, who believes either their life, or at least the lives of their pets, is actively in danger would prefer to go to the court of public opinion rather than law enforcement, I have to question the veracity of their claims. So yes, I’m questioning if…

“Just divorce him” and “Just leave him” will always go down in history as the most useless advice we can give abused women.

Right wing grifters will celebrate and take credit for it. Because of course.

I think its safe to say that the pay for the most important character in a game with an 8-9 figure budget should probably be more than a single entry-level QA tester will make working on the game for 2-3 months.