But if you prefer one-off streams rather than longer roleplay content, then check out this Gridlock stream, the Tricolour Hardcore Challenge, or her POV of Derailed and Decrepit. I haven't watched her Among Us or Minecraft horror streams but at a glance they both seem super fun. She also has a variety of chill Just Chatting streams if you want something calm in the background!

(this is the event those cc tweets of envelopes with red wax seals were about in case anyone was being driven insane by them, lol)

there’s no release date yet, but you should tune in when it happens!!! because im probably going to get obsessed and I want other people to post about it so im not alone LOL

also! each cast member has made a tweet with an invitation and a teaser quote from their character, which ive compiled below the cut ^^

Oh, I love your tags here. Even though I'm obviously not part of the editing team or within the State sphere in the slightest, it's still clear from an outsiders' perspective that Ish hates "villain wins" storylines. The endings to his videos can be bittersweet if necessary, but the villains must die and the heroes must win, and if he has to eliminate nuance or completely reverse plotlines to make that work then he will. (see: Cynikka). State 2.7 (and 1.7, to a lesser extent) is another good example of this; it had several aspects that practically seemed set up to guarantee a satisfying overthrow of the villains and win of the heroes (again, bittersweet endings notwithstanding).

and to expand on my vision of anti hero flux, i actually think that in the first half of the video he is portrayed as fairly nuanced. everyone is against him, but the island 1 propaganda was real, and the viewers are able to sympathize with him and see where he's coming from. i think the turning points that strip his character of this nuance a bit are:

having him be completely wrong about island 1's intentions of invading, when that was not the case in the event, and it makes his whole "the end justifies the means" narrative less impactful (and especially having him admit to himself he was wrong!)

framing the war as a consequence of his plan, when there were a lot more forces at work. even if of course saps escaping and finding his way to island 1 + the conspiracy eventually siding with infernus did end up souring a lot of the conflicts between nations, it is possible that a conflict like that would have eventually blown up regardless, and while he was the evil mastermind behind the island 2 leaders assassination painting the war as "look at all those people dying because of you" isn't really truthful (though as a dialogue line i really like it because it makes sense that saps would think and say that)