I’ve been meaning to ask for a long time, but never got around to it.
Whose specific activities in our common sphere are you closely following??
Not interested in general answers like “monitor Kanobu”. Still, you need to understand that people change everywhere, time flows, personnel shuffling occurs inexorably. And we’re talking about personalities.
Just curious whose authoritative feeds (blogs, twitter) make you closely follow developments there and why.
In our editorial office, if anything, people follow different characters completely without embarrassment – who follows whom, it doesn’t matter anymore. If they want, they will unsubscribe themselves.
Somehow I don’t have any subscriptions to anyone, what can I learn?.
P.S. Don’t pay attention to the blog image, I just didn’t find a suitable one so that it doesn’t lead to specific thoughts.
P.S.S. This is not Anton Logvinov.
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MMORPG.su, since Bykov and Shalashov, and in general it’s interesting in an area that you don’t have enough time and energy to understand yourself.
But if it weren’t for them, I would hardly even think about it. And most of them are Bykov, because he’s awesome and it’s a pleasure to listen to him at any time of the day, but Shalashova has been completely crying lately.
And https://spectrabingocasino.co.uk/ Stopgeym, because Stopgeym.
I don’t follow the characters separately, so much so that they don’t even follow blogs and so on. Sometimes they post links to AL’s blog, but everything there is terribly monotonous, so it’s a bummer. And I don’t know anyone else. %(
I understand that we need to talk about people outside the SG team.
I listened to Hell’s Kitchen for a year, which closed down not so long ago with the departure of Salnikov. After which it turned out that all the kanobu projects in which he participated practically slipped into a not the most interesting spectacle. Started visiting Gmbox. Listened to a couple of their streams. And I noticed that on SG those broadcasts where you and Kostya do not participate often turn into ordinary let’s plays, when the presenters discuss only what is happening on the screen at the moment. Maybe the fact is that the vast majority of people on Gmbox come from the industry, in particular from the print media, but their streams are similar to your gatherings in Vice City, when not only the game is discussed, but also a bunch of related topics. It’s fun to listen to Kurgan and Zagudaev. With the arrival of Salnikov, they launched the reincarnation of AK, in the form of an online radio with calls from readers. Quite funny, but they lost the zest of AK. I’m not even registered on the sites themselves, since there’s nothing to do there.
And so, I expect from you a continuation of the Denunciation, where Kostya will troll this entire contingent =)
But in my opinion, the cool little guy is still trash. The presenter yells in a squeaky voice, tries to joke, and pretends to be original, but still makes some kind of dry and boring program. I can’t listen to him for more than three minutes, my ears hurt.
Moreover, in War Z there was great role-playing. I admit that at first the stream was dull, because we were alone and could not get into it and meet. But those who sat with us for more than half an hour will not let us lie. The second half of the stream was fucking awesome.
ModGames.net, but there it’s more likely not because of the news (which comes out a little late) but because of mods for games (in particular TES V And FNV).
Well, it can be interesting to read their interviews with people in the “Russian” gaming industry or those associated with it, one way or another (for example, an interview with Bonus And Gamover, at Goblin etc.d)
And so, only StopGame 🙂
I noticed that on SG those broadcasts where you and Kostya do not participate often turn into ordinary let’s plays
This is something I didn’t expect to discover..
I request outside opinions, otherwise I don’t understand something in this world.
With rare exceptions, we seem to be constantly talking about life, gradually flying the fuck far, far away – into the topics of lolas, murderers, blacks, politics, old school, lifestyle, alcohol and religion.
So just to be clear, there is no such thing. Neither somewhere, nor on SG. You are all just people and I am not interested in your dirty laundry, I wish I had time to wash my own.
But, if we talk about the characters who were able to directly interest me and attract me so much that I became interested not just in their work, but also who all these people are, then I can highlight only a few objects.
1. Stopgeymovtsy. Not everyone, because not everyone here is a bright personality, or not everyone is doing what interests me. But the fact that I’m still here (and only here!), speaks for itself.
2. Maddison. Interesting character, bright, witty, memorable. And periodically he produces extremely cool things that can be quoted. He, of course, is not exactly from your kitchen, but more of an Internet comedian, but still..
3. Adam Sessler and Morgan Web. ABOUT! If you look at the heroes of gaming journalism, this duo are the Olympic gods! A couple of incredible charisma, always creating a real show between two actors. Their “Game with a continuation” is an ideal that one can and should strive for… By the way, SG attracted me because it was going exactly in this direction back then.
I once tried to follow the programs of Repetur, Zaitsev and Chikhachev quite closely. This is "From Vint"!"which. Their “new” projects are no longer as captivating.
Occasionally, and rather out of inertia, I “follow” Vitas Mitskus (who is Zulin) Ilya Sorry, I don’t know the last name (Maddyson).
Well, I occasionally watch James Rolfe’s (AVGN) videos, although I don’t follow the updates at all.
And as for streams… Artamokhin and Lenya know how to make you feel melancholy, even streaming a game where there seems to be no time to sleep (streaming is clearly not for them)
With rare exceptions, we seem to be constantly talking about life, gradually flying the fuck far, far away – into the topics of lolas, murderers, blacks, politics, old school, lifestyle, alcohol and religion.
That’s why, personally, I appreciate your streams. Especially if you often go deep into both these and game topics, generating tons of lulz and interesting information.
And whoever needs it can play the game themselves.
I listened to AK and sometimes go to Logvinov’s blog, although the chsv makes it too big. For example, yesterday he wrote that his video review of Hitman was the first in RuNet, but we know who was the first..
I don’t follow at all. I find out everything here on blogs. Well, I’ll go to Stopgame to see what’s going on with you. And in general, that’s all.