Evidence that hololive vtubers are secretly female
1. fail at simple arithmetic like "what's 11 plus 9"
2. fail at constructing simple geometric shapes, like a 2x2 square
3. fail at finishing a game of chess, like "trap this undefended king with my free rook and queen"
there are many other clues, and #1 and #2 you could argue are just a guy pretending to be bad at math, but with several overlong chess games due to #3 I believe it's now undeniable that actual women are playing these games.
This may blow up into a scandal bigger than when when stage theater started to secretly phase out men in drag playing all the female roles.
2. fail at constructing simple geometric shapes, like a 2x2 square
3. fail at finishing a game of chess, like "trap this undefended king with my free rook and queen"
there are many other clues, and #1 and #2 you could argue are just a guy pretending to be bad at math, but with several overlong chess games due to #3 I believe it's now undeniable that actual women are playing these games.
This may blow up into a scandal bigger than when when stage theater started to secretly phase out men in drag playing all the female roles.
Evidence that hololive vtubers are secretly female
I feel real guilty of #3 after missing THREE forced checkmate chances in a SINGLE game today :(
@casualwp people miss chances, but consider this image, with an enemy king at the black square, and your rooks in the two darker green squares:
:zzff::zzff::zzff::zzff:
:zzff::zzbf::zzfe::zzff:
:zzff::zzff::zzff::zzf3:
:zzff::zzff::zzff::zzff:
The king is trapped in a rectangle of potential movement that stops at the lines of threat projected by the two rooks, and ending the game just requires closing that rectangle. Winning the game at this point with the rooks requires a feat of perception, rather than a feat of study or a feat of analysis.
But vtubers will stare at scenarios this uncluttered and just not see it until they accidentally win or the opponent forfeits.
:zzff::zzff::zzff::zzff:
:zzff::zzbf::zzfe::zzff:
:zzff::zzff::zzff::zzf3:
:zzff::zzff::zzff::zzff:
The king is trapped in a rectangle of potential movement that stops at the lines of threat projected by the two rooks, and ending the game just requires closing that rectangle. Winning the game at this point with the rooks requires a feat of perception, rather than a feat of study or a feat of analysis.
But vtubers will stare at scenarios this uncluttered and just not see it until they accidentally win or the opponent forfeits.
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Me: Manages to stalemate anyway.
Is there a video of vtubers doing this though? Would totally wanna watch it lol
Ame x Kiara: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYh57wZAmTo
a review of the chess game from the previous video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CN8-8NbNnQ
Ame x Kiara (chess rematch): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w0Jb9cr0xs
Ina x Haachama: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlKyymKUK-c