I do ultimately intend to do more than one thing, but I still want an idea of what my audience wants to see, even if it only amounts to a background image while people use my stream as an interactive podcast or something.
I actually grew up with that one. It's quite good, if kind of rough around the edges. The car performance customization has a good balance of depth and accessibility, the car body customization is pretty extensive, and the decal customization is some of the most in depth I've ever seen on PS2, resembling that of much newer games like the Forza Horizon games. The physics are really a love or loath it kind of thing. If you can get the hang of them, you feel like a badass flinging your car around Tokyo streets and mountain roads. When you're having trouble, it feels twitchy and wierd, especially when you're first learning how the drift physics work. The biggest drawback is that all races are essentially rival races, A.K.A one on one, regardless of the type of event. This could have worked if each racer had distinct and intelligent A.I., but a lot of them range from mediocre to kinda stupid. That said, it has local multiplayer, so after you've unlocked all the cars and made more money than you know what to do with, you can grab a friend and race each other with the same pool of cars and money from your save.
And now I'm watching a Dunkey video you trolling fuck XD
Sometimes i don't know if you are misspelling or it's intentional, but these little variation things you do with words like "Wright" and the random full case letters are cool as fuck imo. People should write in more fun ways, it's very amusing.
Does how I wrote my goofy ass status update just now count as fun?
Except that wasn't that goofy ass. You have a writers guild badge right there on your profile, you can't bamboozle me
I don't know if I'd be able to play the music without attracting the attention of music label copyright hounds. How bad is Twitch about copyright striking people over music?
I think it isn't bad as long as you don't keep a vod of it, and even less a video on youtube
Do you have a large audience? And do you keep vods on youtube? If the answer is yes to either, it might be better to avoid it, but otherwise I'm guessing you're fine. I'm not sure how that works since it's in-game music, but I do know that newer games like Cyberpunk 2077 have "streamer" modes that take licensed music out of the rotation. Which, for Tony Hawk, would probably be most of it unfortunately.
Anything as long as there is sooty, cursing failure?
Honestly depends on how big you are, there's this dude that I watch that streams his reactions to shows fully and nothing has happened yet. He doesn't keep the vods up and averages around 11 viewers
Specifically THUGPRO, I wanna see Iyo hit a gnarly flip whilst playing as Hatsune Miku or some shit.
I absolutely adore the THUGPRO project and have been following it for years!
J Girls grinding?
Honestly, it's Slightly due to the Keyboard i am using <the typo's>
THUGPro is a project with the goal of porting every Tony Hawk level into Tony Hawk's Underground 2, plus mod support and multiplayer. You can in fact mod in custom character models beyond what the in game editor let's you make. I once modded in the goat from Goat Simulator.
