Zentreya Calls Drone Idea ‘One of the Worst’ on Her Channel After Vehicle Stunt
The independent Twitch streamer rolled chat around on a small wheeled vehicle, then ruled out trying it again.
INDEPENDENT — Zentreya, an independent streamer on Twitch, called the drone idea she had tried on her channel “probably one of the worst ideas I’ve had on this channel in a long time” and said it would not be repeated. The verdict came on Thursday during a Just Chatting stream titled “Messing Around With 3D Tech.”
Earlier in the stream, viewers had watched the picture roll across the screen from the point of view of a little car-like vehicle. Zentreya remarked that it had turned the stream into a Roomba and kept steering it around while she read chat. Viewers asked whether she was messing with the drone and whether it was on an RC car, and filled chat with “looking” and “beep beep” emotes.
“Probably one of the worst ideas I’ve had on this channel in a long time. So, yeah, let’s never do that one.” — Zentreya, on the drone idea
She also read aloud a viewer’s message marking 22 months of support and thanked the sender for it. Elsewhere she told chat that her treadmill had arrived, though she said she would leave unpacking it for after the stream to avoid making a mess on air. She was asked about a Warhammer-themed Vampire Survivors-style game and said it was the first she had heard of it.
Later she turned to movies, asking chat whether they had seen a recent horror film and praising it for letting everyone on screen see the monster instead of treating one character as crazy. She also talked through a recent Godzilla film, defending its focus on a family surviving the attack and saying she was surprised by the choice of Ghidorah.
She closed the stream after playing a game she called relaxing but fun, and said she would pick it up again. She had a TwitchCon meet and greet on Friday, would play something afterward with friends, and had a second meet and greet on Sunday that she planned to announce. Her next stream is Saturday.
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