That didn't last long
>>111842888If they did more concerts it would have been better, but they didnt, so it didnt
>>111842888You do realize this is a good thing for Hololive, right?
>>111842888How embarrassing
pulling the plug on something that isn't working is the sign of a company that is mature and will make it.
>>111842888what a fucking joke, how much time and money they invest in this shit again?
>>111842888Haachama died for this. Holoearth should've been a thing
>>111842888they've moved onto holodori now, at least that one has rhythm games
>>111842947A platform for concerts/general 3D events is all this thing should have ever been. It could have been really amazing, imagine if you could watch Holofes but have control of your camera angle. And obviously they could have done bikini contents and anything else that's not entirely youtube friendly.Nobody wanted a goddamn video game.
>>111843588The thing is that holoearth was originally supposed to be just a genshit-style videogame, the whole metaverse thing was added years into development
>>111842989It's a good thing that they finally put a stop to this shit, but the decisions that lead there and the people who made them are still driving the ship towards an iceberg.
>>111842947Did any Holo talent actually use it for a concert?
>>111843415>Haachama diedDoes he know?
>>111843090a couple of billions, the only good part about it is that they didn't end up wasting tens of billions.
>>111844175There were multiple test concerts, like 3 or 4?
>>111843415You stupida Idiota.
>>111843415Haachama cannot live or die.Her existence isn't well understood.
>>111842888How many billions down the drain?
>>111842989Yes and no.Yes, because they dont know what to do with it. FUCKING NO its a really bad sign for their future and it shows they dont know what to do with their IP. They might as well be a 3dpd streamer company now.
>>111842888>Anons said they were using Holoearth as a way to bypass Youtube nonsenseguess they were wrong
>>111843090I heard 20 million dollars
>>111842989holocope
>>111842888This shit never even officially released, did it?
>>111843588This. It would have been a solution to several problems with streaming dependent on outside platforms - stream compression decimating visual quality, platform ToS restrictions, absolutely trivial stream piracy for paid events. Ideally they will recycle the work that went into this for such a client in the future. But it seems more likely they'll just shift resources to the next software project they want to turn into a tentpole instead of supporting and bolstering the streaming business that built their entire customer and revenue base.
>>111842888Yeah, it wasn't really good but it could have been a lot worse and Hololive is a owned by a IT company, so its expected they'd do a platform like this and then use it for other things. It's nice they tried but it was unlikely it would work out.
>>111842888>hard earned money from my oshi and other women wasted for this shit
The idea of an online virtual concert hall overworld is actually genius but no they had to go full corporetard on it.Imagine a world where the service of following concerts online on their platform was a tially great with added value. Anyway, they finally axe that tumor, good for them
>>111856930>The idea of an online virtual concert hall overworld is actually geniusno need to worry about youtube shenanaigans
>>111843065holostars
>>111854550>Ideally they will recycle the work that went into this for such a client in the future.The insurance of having a back up in case of Youtube declaring war on Vtubers is just too tempting so its hard to imagine a world where don't at least try a minimal version of that. Even with how stupid management is there's no way they don't do something at least that basic.
>>111843588They could easily refactor it into their own in-house hololive-branded version of Cinderella Switch. Just throw in the VR plugin in Unity.
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>>111842989>Concord was a good thing for Sony actuallyThis is how you sound to anyone outside your bubble.
>>111842888Lmao
>>111858867It's a good thing that they finally killed it. It's like watching someone you care about beat an addiction.
>>111842989They're just going to blow another 40 million on another pie in the sky chase project that won't pay out.Sometimes I wonder if these money sink projects would actually work out if they polished them more but I guess we can say they're not caught in sunk cost fallacies.
>>111858867Concord shouldn't have happened in the first place, but after it did it getting shut down was a good thing for Sony.
>>111842888>That didn't last longIt lasted way too long.
even though my own avatar was just a small pyramid and there was quite a bit of frame lag, that initial Yamato Phantasia concert was something amazing. There were so many awesome visual effects that they were able to add to the concert that really made it a fun experience. Being able to view the show not just from a fixed camera POV but being able to move and look around really added to the experience. I'll always remember watching Fubuki singing "KonKon Beats" and those giant 3D glowing speakers bouncing along.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5qqkGHHDgw It's crazy that in the almost 3 years since Yamato Phantasia, they did NOTHING even close to it since.
>Hololive fixing itself is bad because I can't false flag about holoearth stealing holostars funding while pretending to be a stars sister anymore.So sad! Maybe you can go watch streams now!
is it bad that this thread is the first time i've even heard of this?being able to move your PoV to look up their skirts during concerts sounds great, too bad.
>>111842989let me look into my crystal ball to see your 2027 posts>*insert name* quitting is good for hololive actually!!! she was a whore and we never liked her!!!wow
>>111842888explain
btw that's Cover CTO's pet projecthomos were Yagoo's pet project
>>111842888Was it out? I remember this thing being hyped for years.I knew this suit was going to be another metaverse failure.
