Yes, it is.
Calling it a new low is just pure hyperbole.
You're right. Let's babble about it for another 10 pages.
The majority of posters in this thread contribute money to Easy Allies, so okay!
After all the hype of Brandon Plays Pokemon, I had to get the game on virtual console and play myself. Just caught the best pokemon, Psyduck, but struggling to come up with a nickname, ideas?
After all the hype of Brandon Plays Pokemon, I had to get the game on virtual console and play myself. Just caught the best pokemon, Psyduck, but struggling to come up with a nickname, ideas?
Is there any amount of money that could get Elise back to team up with Ian?
If they could match the salary they're paying her at Rooster Teeth, then sure.Is there any amount of money that could get Elise back to team up with Ian?
Is there any amount of money that could get Elise back to team up with Ian?
He doesn't want to be.Why is Don never on the podcasts? He's a 5 star treasure with the best show on their site. I want more Don.
No way, she works with her husband full time at a very successful company. Shes set.
Would a guest appearance be possible?
Would a guest appearance be possible?
God forbid people realize that paying does not entitle you to dictate the actual content of the show and that maybe if you don't have a sense of humor about it, skipping it isn't that big of a deal?
They also have their "Let's Play" partnership/coalition/cult thing which (as its all about showing up on each others' CONTENT) I wouldn't be surprised if they had restrictions on what they appear on/promoteNot likely. Competition and stuff.
Tell that to shareholders, which is exactly what patron's are. If they are dissatisfied with management or in this case content, they may choose to stop funding. It's something to consider, so if people dislike it, they SHOULD voice their opinion on it.
P.S. the rap is cringe.
"Hello Everybody,
Thank you for joining us! This will conclude the trial run of episodes. "
Full post here:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/dons-discount-me-5507184
I hope they think of investing on this show now.
Patrons are not shareholders. You are buying in to what is essentially a subscription service with specific rewards. You're paying for a product, nothing more. Of course they are free to take suggestions from viewers and they should do that, but we are not entitled to anything besides getting the product we paid for.
It's kind of funny since historically, patrons give for the sake of allowing artists or organizations to make decisions about their work free from pressures from the market or corporate owners.
Really the best analogy I can give is public radio (assuming you have quality public radio options) but people give so they can get quality music and news programming that doesn't simply cater to the lowest common denominator. Of course donors can always part ways if they don't agree with the overall direction the station is going, but few would expect to feel like every program and decision is catered directly to them.
I should've stopped laughing about the Fatburger jokes by now, but the delivery is always so spot-on I can't help but smile.
"Quiznos, also a sponsor of this show"
"Yeah, they're owned by fatburger"
"Really?"
It's kind of funny since historically, patrons give for the sake of allowing artists or organizations to make decisions about their work free from pressures from the market or corporate owners.
Really the best analogy I can give is public radio (assuming you have quality public radio options) but people give so they can get quality music and news programming that doesn't simply cater to the lowest common denominator. Of course donors can always part ways if they don't agree with the overall direction the station is going, but few would expect to feel like every program and decision is catered directly to them.
It's kind of funny since historically, patrons give for the sake of allowing artists or organizations to make decisions about their work free from pressures from the market or corporate owners.
Really the best analogy I can give is public radio (assuming you have quality public radio options) but people give so they can get quality music and news programming that doesn't simply cater to the lowest common denominator. Of course donors can always part ways if they don't agree with the overall direction the station is going, but few would expect to feel like every program and decision is catered directly to them.
Sponsorship tier perk, I guess. Must be nice.Who's this weird canadian chick with ian guys, she reminds me of someone from a not so distant past
Tell that to shareholders, which is exactly what patron's are. If they are dissatisfied with management or in this case content, they may choose to stop funding. It's something to consider, so if people dislike it, they SHOULD voice their opinion on it.
P.S. the rap is cringe.
So I tune into Maximilians stream and see Damiani on there streaming a one piece game. So that's cool.
I'm thinking of canceling my Twitch subscription to increase my Patreon pledge. I feel like that money will be more useful over there.
I'm thinking of canceling my Twitch subscription to increase my Patreon pledge. I feel like that money will be more useful over there.
You just convinced me to do the same. I'd rather see them break the 40k than get some emotes.