>Rooster Teeth just privated every episode of Camp Camp on YouTube with no explanation though a prevailing theory is that it's to get people to watch the show on their broken website, as if that'll work when most of the show's fanbase discovered it through the YT uploads and most people never watch it on RT's website, as evidenced by the fact that some fans don't even realize Season 4 was a thing[spoiler]
And this show's future was looking so bright, too.[/spoiler]
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>And this show's future was looking so bright, too.
Really? I thought Rooster Teeth was a sinking ship after RWBY and Gen:lock
Yeah, RT's a dumpster fire with no lifeboats, but Camp Camp specifically got a new special, new merch, and more confirmed episodes on the way.
Yeah, really the moment they started doing crunch and gave gray Gen:lock was the final nail for RT. They dropped all their other series for his shitty animated totally not gundam show with tons of overly expensive va having show.
true and now it's been what 3 months? so I feel this is a ploy for them to get new views on RT and set up the drop of the new eps.
But who know maybe it's getting silently dropped or worse, horror of horror they plan on saling it for tax write offs.
Does this show still have a fandom?
I remember it being quite popular back then, bit i haven't heard much about it
funny enough I just saw a refence in scribblejuice's new vid. So i guess people still like the show but yeah most of the fandom is dead. the new special did revive it slightly though
I liked the show up until they decided they didn't want to do edgy jokes anymore when that was the humor it was originally based in.
Yeah, when they redesigned Dolph because they didn't want to make light hearted Hitler/Nazi jokes anymore, and of course when they recast Max because it's verboten for a white guy to voice a brown character anymore is when I lost interest. I had given up on their video game content years ago because that one black chick was annoying and the guys kept babying her, but recently I checked it out to see what it's like (their videos barely break 50k views, holy shit) and I noticed they kept referring to Lindsay as 'they', so that's apparently a thing now.
When did they redesign dolph that’s fricking stupid like I jumped ship after season three because they were starting to go the whole overly emotional character development type shit and it seems like that was the right choice
>fragile babyish girl
>eventually ends up being non-binary
>every fricking time
It's hard to keep a fandom alive when the seasons are a few years apart, then they specifically kept season 4 from appearing anywhere but their own private streaming service. So to the general public the series ended around 2017.
My friend liked this series a lot.
Haven't heard anything since 2019 though. I thought it was pretty funny and had a distinct style.
Still seems to be on Tubi for the moment.
Peawiener too, for some reason, although a lot of episodes seem to be missing.
>Privated the whole CC episode like RWBY like like full total moron
Why they think this is a good thing?
Accept that RT only has a year or two left of life.
Good riddance
What do you think will happen with RT's IPs if the company goes under? I shudder at the idea of WB selling Camp Camp off to some mass media company that will sit on it and do nothing with it for years and years.
The best solution is to have RWBY become public domain
At the very least release the models
Sounds fun actually, that or give it to japan or some italian or french studio. Those two countries have been making some kino of recent in animation and writing.
no coomer, also their are way better models out there
There's theories that RWBY will get absorbed by DC due to the crossover comics and movies with Justice League
Red vs Blue is likely dead or unrecognizable since I don't see modern Microsoft playing as nicely with another conglomerate as they did with RT.
Camp Camp probably rots on relevant streaming services.
Gen:lock gets bought by Micheal B Jordan and he gets a westaboo anime studio to pick it up.
i don't even think Mikey wants Gen:lock, shit most people didn't even know it had a S2. Really he already has like 2 shows and has been writing and directing stuff, he'd be wasting money for nothing at that point.
>Gen:lock gets bought by Micheal B Jordan and he gets a westaboo anime studio to pick it up.
considering how the S1 animators who loved working on it hated S2 so much, I dont think Michael Jordan would do that
WB and Atnt are gonna pimp the RWBY IP around $2 crackprostitutes
RWBY will be handed to Warner Bros. Japan where they can pump out anime and manga.
I feel like we all said this 2 years ago. The most entertaining part of the RT downward spiral is how RWBY money and the parasocial nature of their fandom seems to let them constantly avoid the death blow. You don't even have #ChangeTheChannel levels of viewer drop and that one legit had more debunked allegations involved particularly with Doug while they immediately got rid of the manager who caused all the really big problems and the rape parts involved a guy whose six feet under
I'm still firmly in the camp of "it's inevitable but we shouldn't put a date to it."
The rest of the complaints about Channel Awesome seemed to be wrapped around the fact that the people in charge never once took themselves seriously as a production company management and kept on acting like a bunch of friends fricking around. Which works until they start hiring professionals to work under them who expect some level of professionalism at any point, and never got it.
Even years before #ChangeTheChannel there were loads of stories from various camera guys and sound guys venting about how fricking nightmarish it was to work under those idiots who had no idea what they were doing.
>bright
Anon, it was dead as everything else in RT. They have been dying for the past seven years.
While that does suck, their website has better video quality than youtube and I already ripped the entire thing for offline playback earlier this year so I don't have to deal with the site being shit anyway.
>camp camp being one of their best cartoons proves that RT is at their best making crude, dark or meanspirited adult comedy
>they frick this up
corporatism
not even once
This company literally began as a buncha guys pissfricking around making gag skits, most of which were mature in nature
How the hell do you go from that to "hello fellow kids, we #support (:"
>How the hell do you go from that to "hello fellow kids, we #support (:"
>Mr. Krabs "Money".jpeg
Hell, they called each other wiener-bites so much that it ended up inspiring the name and logo of the company.
I would say adult in nature, not so much mature though. These guys were legit thinking they could start a company called wienerbite as it's legitimate business name.
why not just put camp camp on hbo max
WB seems to have forgotten about RT
Lean all in on Camp Camp.
I heard that they removed a bunch of seasons of RvB from Youtube too but now that they're pulling other shows it's so clear they're desperate for people to sign up to RT First (or whatever it's called now)
They should just cut their losses and close the company
Yeah this is a clear last ditch effort to save the company. Their YouTube views have been abysmal to the point that their golden goose AH had to be shutdown.
I applaud RT for lasting as long as it has but all the shit they’ve done the last decade I feel like most won’t look back on RT fondly.
>>This shows future was looking so bright too
Might be recalling it incorrectly, but didn't the latter two seasons devolve into dramedy? Why the frick does every "adult animation" show do this? And did they actually give a reason for firing competent VAs and replacing them with pajeets who wouldn't stick the role other than "diversity"
They did, season 3 had a couple odd dramatic episodes that were weird to watch and one or two lore episodes that only existed to explain shit that was otherwise just a one-off joke in earlier seasons.
Actually turning Quartermaster from some crazy old mountain man into an actual shaman wizard guy that really did keep cosmic balances kind of ruined the whole joke about him. Then they had to turn Max from some angry little shit into a really abused, emotionally damaged guy the audience is supposed to feel sorry for. Did we ever really need to learn all the history of Spooky Island? It was a joke.
Maybe unrelated, but after the special finale episode, there’s been a wave of weirdos with a hate boner for the show. Maybe they want to keep away from them in youtube?
Also, I’m fine watching the new season in 2024 on their site.
qrd? Ive never heard of what youre talking about
Search Camp Camp on twitter or the quote retweets of the special episode trailer they released and you'll see tons of people complaining about the show, saying it's not funny and gross. Probably the combined hatred of the people hating the hitler/incest jokes and the overall hatred for Rooster Teeth in general. Some of that is why Dolph stopped being a hitler joke.
It's a mix of hatred for all things Roosterteeth after all the scandal news came out last year, so twitter is going to hate them and everything they touched already. But then they were claimed to be nazi apologists for having Dolph in the show for a while, prompting his change. And also edgy offensive humor is really going to attract twitter hate, and it did.
Then making the changes turned off the fans, and they started complaining about what is going on too so now RT has few fans.
damn, they really couldnt win no matter what they did. I guess this is the lesson of what happens when you engage with loud minorities twitter fandoms and neglect the actual customers
Companies are starting to slowly learn that Twitter is not a perfect market research tool, and it actually doesn't equal audience engagement. But it took years for them to get there. Seems around 2017 or so almost everyone decided that Twitter is the actual pulse of what every single customer base likes and wants, but shifting gears over to please twitter did not equal pleasing majority of the viewing audience or consumers at all. Which again had some huge problems when around 2019 or so they moved to the format of
>Like this and praise it, or else we will call you an evil bigot!
...which did not go over well with customers again
If there is anything to be learned from the last 6 months of Bud Light stupidity, it's Know Your Audience. which companies used to practice before deciding twitter is all the market research they need
It was out of touch boomers thinking they were getting in on the latest up to date craze of the youth. This is also why so many people decided to abandon their current customer base for the Twitter base. Guys behind shit like role playing games, comics etc saw that they only had a dedicated customer base of like 3-5 million, but saw that Twitter users are close to a billion and thought it was a perfectly sound decision to drop their current customers and try to court Twitter crowds and grab a few dozen million NEW customers in the process. They are also learning this was a stupid decision to make, but lots of guys are all in and cannot really turn back.
Was there a season 5? I watched season 4 a while back but then mostly forgot about this show.
Season 5 was announced for next year after they released a special episode to finish off the current storyline.
https://roosterteeth.com/watch/rooster-teeth-celebrates-20-years-of-making-fun-20th-anniversary-camp-camp-with-friends-like-these
Who just privated what?
Never forget.
Why was that ever cancelled?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nomad_of_Nowhere#Reception
> In a September 2020 Tumblr post, RT Animation director Jordan Cwierz explained Rooster Teeth does not cancel shows it owns, but under the company's restructuring, shows like Camp Camp now fall under the RT Studios label, meaning they are no longer produced on their own and are being shopped to partners
They can't get anyone to help produce it.
Yes we remember when RT blew it's foot off, when they moronly thought Gen:Lock was worth forcing crunch and making them a mostly blacklisted organization to animators who weren't desperate or stupid. Also relocating all the good writers and artist to a show that was made via nepotism and ego. Then causing a mass exodus of both fans and creatives, also the death of tons of their actually liked shows.
>I really did like this show it wasn't the greatest but it was a interesting concept and seemed fun and had potential.
This was a nice show and far better then fricking gen:lock, even genlocks first episodes werent as good as this
The show is basically over, the special was a good finale and closed all relevant doors. Time to move on, Camp Camp had it run and i enjoyed it, but i can't see any actual future for it.
that's what you homosexuals get for enjoying RoosterTeeth a decade after everyone else forgot about them
Why roosterteeth just doesnt sell camp camp to Netflix, they accept anything.