Q&A - submit questions! (+updates)
Just a reminder, the tier reward for $5+ patrons to submit Questions for a Q&A is not limited to one per - You can submit as many questions as you like, via Patreon messenger or however you like. I'll select 20 Questions I think are interesting and make a 20 Questions Q&A video, and I'll do that again whenever I have 20 good questions to use.
As I'm choosing what questions to answer it's extremely subjective and arbitrary, but chances are the only reason I won't answer your question in a video is that I don't think the answer would be good video content, so in that case I'll probably still reply directly and tell you the answer.
So submit away! I look forward to receiving and answering your questions!
Additional updates: Posted rewards will be going out Once we're back from Christmas, because we're quite slammed until then, so all posted rewards will be reaching you in January.
The Frostpunk essay will be up in video format for patrons some time this week, probably before Friday. There will be two mini-essays at some point between now and Early January.
We are streaming tomorrow evening London time, as well as on Friday, but there will be no streams until after January 3rd after that as Natalie and I will be at her family house and then mine over the Christmas period.
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Hey there! since you've been talking about the undeath of the author and all, I have a couple extra questions about where your ideas are coming from : -what have you studied that led you to develop your ideas? Also, -what's your usual process from the first idea to the finished video? You seem to work super fast! In any case, as someone who's chronically terrified of putting my work out there, I'm really impressed with how consistent you are, so keep it up, your stuff is great and the levity is sorely needed!
Let's make it simple as possible this time. * Presume you see the last two episodes of this season of South Park * Ignore the authors and existing trend of moral centrism to South Park * Consider the express economic, political, and power dynamics and implications of these two episodes, specifically * Reflect these implications backwards (re: the show) -- optional What are your thoughts on South Park directly confronting "Prosumerism" and, by extension (whether they realize it or not, use aggressive reading as necessary) Capitalism itself?
And how do we stop the conquest of Richard Suckle?
If all your needs were met and you didn't have to worry about finances, what would you like to do with your freetime?
Have a very Merry Christmas and happy holidays during your time off. :)