Thoughts on auto Twitch streams?

I thought it was autistic to have these "virtual celebrity friends" in the video game community, now it's going even further.

>we used to just jerk off to this shit, now we're forming borderline full blown relationships with this technology

Please make this trend stop.

>watches others work on cars instead of working on cars yourself

/o/

>>17340630
Better than people who stream themselves eating.

>>17340467

You can actually learn shit form this.

>>17340671
>being such an attention whore you have to literally broadcast yourself to anyone

I thought posting regularly on facebook was pretty autistic, this is autism on steroids.

Why can't people just be happy with their lives the way they are, I don't need to broadcast I'm out drinking with my friends, swapping in this engine, playing this video game, driving across town, I do that shit all the time, what the fuck do I need anyone else to care about that for?

>>17340630
>>17340682
Your deep concern for what other people do with their time and holier than thou attitude are at odds with eachother.

>>17340702
t. attention whore tripfaggot who streams and/or watches streamers

>>17340715
>watch streamer
>gets discounts on parts because free advertising
>get others to do it
>huge communities now able to buy things keeping parts manufacturers employed
>accidentally create self sustaining communities who by supporting others continue to do what they enjoy doing
>profit

stay mad I guess?

>>17340753
>literally everything a local car community is capable of


But now I just get to sit here on my smart phone and post comments

>>17340770
>talking to people irl

Fuck off normie

>>17340817
>tfw your virtual friend you admire from a distance gives your internet handle it's own shoutout for being early to tune in for their stream

I think it's a neat idea to see the process of X mod in real time and to have a comment section to bounce questions off of.

>>17340753
I don't think the economy works how you think it works...