u/Brick_Forest

I read all of Gantz when it was originally released and really enjoyed it. Many years later (now), I'm finally doing a reread of the whole manga.

I'm not too far but I had a question looking back at chapter 13. How exactly did Kishimoto survive the onion alien? She got separated from other Kei and was running, we see she not only looks back, but the onion alien is actually on her tail. After the events of this mission are over, it shows she survived but it's never brought up.

Did I miss something? Ty!​

I've been seeing a lot of topics with players showing off cheaters in their matches. I've thought about it from time to time but... I dunno I just don't get it.

Like why? I mean, if you are playing a offline single player experience and dont care, that seems fine. They had that old Game Genie for Nintendo. But why cheat in a online game with real people, what kind of enjoyment are they getting beating other humans this way?

Even though I still think it's terrible, I can see why a few players do it when it comes to real tournaments; there is actual cash to win, and playing to them is a means to an end.​

Also why would you jeopardize your account and all your cosmetics, just to lose them because you cheated. The whole thing is confusing to me.

This might be a weird question but I am just looking for some honest advice, I haven't decided on anything yet so I didn't know how the community felt whether this was something that is perfectly normal or looked down upon.

The content I make is primarily Youtube, where I don't do any voice over, or use myself in the videos (I just use music, etc for sound). People have mentioned to me they'd be interested in seeing me use Twitch and they thought the character I made would go well with it, and even maybe looking into trying the Vtuber thing.

It peaked my interest and sounded really cool; I thought about it a lot and feel the content I make could probably benefit from live streaming with a vtuber character. Here is the big problem though: I do not want to use my own voice. I really dislike it, so much so I don't want it associated with the character I made. So here is the dilemma:

Would most people be okay with me using something like AI software to do a voice changer type thing, if I can make it creative to fit my character if I did that live for a vtuber? Obviously it isn't me, and I would make it clear if anyone asked that it's just the character I made; and it's not my voice. But I didn't know if anyone else does this or if the entire idea is kind of weird, and maybe it's not even worth pursuing if you can't use your natural voice to make a character.

That's it, thanks for any tips I'm brand new to this with the Twitch thing so I was really curious to see how other people do it, and if this would be a bad idea or not.