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▲ 90 r/HannibalTV

this is so hannibal coded

i saw this on facebook and immediately thought this was our beloved cannibal

and yes, real gentlemen DO wear conspicuous socks. and they also eat people

u/blanched_almond — 7 days ago
▲ 17 r/realkatieb

Recommendations on KatieB classics?

I'm super new to watching Katie, here is what I've seen so far:

-the meccha chameleon video

-her Outlast playthrough video (love that game)

-her playing Fears to Fathom: Scratch Creek with vanillamace

I've also seen a couple of compilations of funny moments, but I'm just wondering what to watch next? I think Katie is super funny and would love to watch more stuff, it doesn't have to be just horror.

Preferably longer gameplay videos like 40min+.

Open to recommendations!

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u/blanched_almond — 15 days ago
▲ 17 r/wordle

[####] How excited are you for the new "5-for-5 Challenge" badge?

Just saw this today right before I played. I am super into getting badges and achievements of any kind so this is great for me! I mean, I play everyday already, so the badge is a freebie, but still.

u/blanched_almond — 24 days ago
▲ 0 r/caseoh_

Why do you think so few people voted in the twitch integration votes in the Casino Simulator game? Did people find the game boring?

For context, in the Casino Simulator game Case played, he turned on twitch integration, making it so viewers' names can appear as the NPCs' names, and in addition to that there were in-game polls where twitch viewers could vote for random in-game events to happen by leaving a number in the twitch chat.

The in-game UI shows the number of votes for each of the three event options.

I'll give an example from this video - at 25:41, you can see that the total votes for that poll were 1166, meanwhile Case has around 50k-60k people watching concurrently (he had 53 000 live viewers on that stream - he showed his dashboard).

I know a lot of people are lurkers, which means they don't chat or vote in polls, and not everyone chats in streams, but at the same time 1166 people out of 50 000 is only 2.332%.

Standard lurker numbers for twitch are around 70%, which in his case would be 35 000 lurkers. Even if the lurkers are 90% (45 000), that would leave 5000 people to vote. But only 1k people voted.

Do you think that people just didn't find the Casino game entertaining enough to where they'd like to leave a vote?

I personally loved the Casino episodes and am waiting for the next one to drop on YouTube!!

u/blanched_almond — 25 days ago
▲ 188 r/poirot

found poirot slander in a totally unrelated subreddit. this is unacceptable!!!😤

u/blanched_almond — 26 days ago
▲ 10 r/Hasan_Piker

Origin of "I'm a numbers guy, grok it"?

I'm a new Hasan viewer, and I find the whole "i'm a numbers guy, let's grok it" thing really funny, I somehow figured out it's a reference to something that guy PBD said but I can't find the original clip of when or where he said it. I tried looking on youtube and tried googling but couldn't find anything.

Does anyone have the origin/source for the original time PBD said that? It's just so funny

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u/blanched_almond — 26 days ago
▲ 0 r/tipofmyjoystick

[PC][2020s] game where you get to record your voice as the wild animal's voice

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Not sure - possibly adventure/farming/crafting

Estimated year of release: probably after 2020

Graphics/art style: very cartoonish and colorful, shown in the screenshot

Notable characters: cartoony goat and chicken as seen in the screenshot

Notable gameplay mechanics: when you click on an animal (or capture it?), you get to record your voice so that your voice becomes the animal's voice. you also get to name them I think

Other details: I saw this in a compilation of Vanillamace clips (the girl in the top left corner), but I couldn't find the name of the game anywhere and I don't have access to the original VOD. She did not mention the game's name in the clip.

u/blanched_almond — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/facebook

If I post something using the "friends except" feature, can my other friends hover over the audience icon and see who I excluded?

I want to post things but I don't want a certain person to see them and for personal reasons I am unable to block them.

I saw that there is an audience option when posting to make the post visible only to Friends except XYZ where you can enter the names of facebook friends you don't want to see the post.

But I'm worried that after I post it, other friends will be able to hover over the audience icon and see that I just excluded this one person lol. That would be awful.

I tried searching for an answer and there was an old reddit post from 2 years ago where nobody gave an answer, so I decided to make a new post.

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u/blanched_almond — 1 month ago
▲ 23 r/Hasan_Piker

What does "used Bezos money" do - is it a donation or a type of subscription?

I only recently started watching Hasan's VODs and streams, and I do understand what "Bezos money" is referring to as a meme (Jeff Bezos's Amazon, Twitch being owned by Amazon, criticism towards Hasan for getting wealthy off Twitch, etcetc)

But what is "used bezos money"as an action?

It can't be a resub because that has different text attached to it. Is it using the free Twitch prime subscription? Or just a regular first-time subscription? I tried looking it up on both google and here in the subreddit and couldn't find anything explaining it. Thanks in advance!

u/blanched_almond — 2 months ago