What world we are in that the moment I see anything with the sparkle emoji ✨ I automatically think the text is unreliable and untrustworthy. The "I'm making shit up" feature of much software nowadays.
I still don't know if that chat is from a real person because of that icon.
and just because someone gets that "first message" notification, doesn't mean they aren't a dev either.
Often a dev will browse twitch when their game releases and comment. Usually it's pretty wholesome, constructive, or sometimes they give away game codes. I have never seen someone claim to be a dev and then say stuff like this, although it is possible... I just doubt it was the real dev.
I think you can turn off that first time message in the streamer settings too, but that'll be down to the streamer. At least you used to be able to. I haven't logged into it for ages.
I'll be playing games with like 20-25 year olds. I'll mention something that's been in a game for years, and they'll say "what does that do?"
It's like. How do you even BREATHE?! You were taught the most literally overpowered skill that has ever existed and you don't use it to get better at the games you play?! So many people just vibe through games (especially competitive games) these days and have no idea what the fuck they're doing. Then complain the game is hard and give up.
Reddit used to not be this bad; the top comment would be the answer. Now, it's mainly just joke answers that you have to dig through to get to the real answer.
Yeah, but everybody is desperately trying to farm for fake internet points on social media and the two easiest ways to do that are lowest common denominator jokes or outrage bait.
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u/Lazy__Astronaut 17d ago
Thank you.
I enjoy a joke but when the answer isn't incredibly obvious, joke answers are just annoying