Graduations are high-effort and costly. Terminations can ruin future prospects and are schizo events. Is there no easy way out?

>>47490682 (OP)

Yeah we need to think comething about Gura

>>47490682 (OP)

The talent and the producers negotiate together on a contractual arrangement that makes sense for them.

Could be an indefinitely hiatus. Could be a reduction in stream frequency, with a commensurate reduction in production support (manager meetings, advertising, etc...). Could be moving to alternative monetization models (cancelling memberships, but allowing the talent to open off-stream monetization options like replying to tips).

>but half the talents are retards with no business sense and giant egos, and half the companies are fucking sharks with no morals and also giant egos

Well, that is a problem. But it's a tale that predates even Hollywood.

>>47490682 (OP)

>Costly

Both Coco's and Sana's graduations were profitable, loads of superchats

I don't think graduations need to be that grandiose.

>>47490682 (OP)

Just kill them.

Indefinite hiatus

Blood in blood out. You know what you need to do, Kronii.

>>47490682 (OP)



How the hell are graduations costly? Pikamee literally just did one and it was essentially a look back at all her models then a goodbye at the end. Graduations don't need to be these big productions like Coco or Sana did with tons of guests / live performances / videos.

Just do what Ayame, Shion, Gura all do. Never stream and collect paychecks. If you call them out on it, yesmen will shout you down.

She was bullied out of it. She wanted to continue. Sana and Coco both wanted to leave Hololive.

>>47490682 (OP)

indefinite hiatus

>>47490682 (OP)

Literally just quit? Kagami Kira quit Holostars and didn't have a grand expensive send-off nor was it on bad terms.

Just quitting or indefinite hiatus is hugely insulting to your fanbase. Being terminated for fucking up is upsetting but not insulting to fans (in most cases) and graduations are the nicest way to go. It depends on how big you are. Someone like Pekora, Miko, Suisei or Mito just quitting would be fucked up.

>Just quitting or indefinite hiatus is hugely insulting to your fanbase

No it isn't. If you handle it well, have good reasons, and deliver it properly instead of just up and disappearing, people will accept it.

>>47490682 (OP)

Yeah we need to think comething about Gura

>>47490682 (OP)

quiet quitting

YUA!

>>47490682 (OP)

The Japanese actually have a way of dealing with this in corpo life already. Basically you get left to your own devices at work. No direction, no support, no promotions, and no responsibilities. You remain ignored by everyone but allowed to stay on payroll unless there is a catastrophic fuckup. To a westerner this would feel like a godsend work environment because theyre lazy pieces of shit and they likely wont notice the implication.
