chibidoki Closes a Sonic Racing Stream on a Win After a Night of Missed Shortcuts
The independent Twitch streamer also took in a raid of more than 1,000 viewers from cerberVT during the evening’s team races.
INDEPENDENT — Independent Twitch streamer chibidoki finished a Sonic Racing stream with a win, thanking her teammates for it and saying she had to end on a W.
She opened the night by saying she had spent the day with her father, that her throat hurt from talking, and that she would try not to scream while playing. She said she had played the game a lot when it first came out, had recently returned to it after posting about it online, and had been invited to race with others in an event.
“I have to end on a freaking W.” — chibidoki, wrapping up the final race
Midway through, a raid of 1,018 viewers from the streamer cerberVT arrived, according to the raid alert in chat. chibidoki thanked the raiders, gave them a Spanish lesson she described as her “LARPing” at the language, and then promised to show she could drive. The races that followed were rough: she repeatedly missed a shortcut on one map, joked that she was taking the scenic route, and said a close second place “really represented my year.” She also griped about a teammate she described as an eight-year-old.
Later she teased chat about its own play, telling one viewer she had been making fun of a bot rather than them and that a disconnect meant bad internet, not bad skill. Chat answered with “stopbeingmean” spam, and one viewer wrote, “shes so toxic. i love it.” She also described herself as “flip farming” in the back of a race, taking extra flips to catch up.
In the final stretch she finished ahead of her team, called it a really good race, and thanked her teammates by their in-game names for her one win. She called Sonic Racing the most fun racing game in a long time. She said her plans for tomorrow or Friday depended on family plans, and that she wanted to play other games when she returned, possibly a Godzilla game if time allowed.
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