[ SECRET POST #6148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6148 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, that's one where I feel like it really depends on the VA since some VAs genuinely have fun doing stuff like that. I was once at one of Matt Mercer's panels at a con and someone asked if he could prank call one of their friends as Leon Kennedy and he got SO excited and was thrilled to do it because he honestly thought it was hilarious. Likewise, I was at another con where David Vincent was gleefully voicing memes for people to record on their phones because he too thought it was funny.

[(Anonymous)]

Mm, but that's AT a con, too-- at a con, VAs are there to engage with fans in panels, signings, etc, and they're in a space where some of them are going to be hyped up and excited about it. People who just bombard them with requests via social media is a different thing to them.

[(Anonymous)]

and at a con they've already been paid. plus will be paid every time someone walks up to their autograph table. it's nice that some of them consider every bit of time outside ther hotel room as time to be "on," it's sad when they burn themselves out pleasing everyone though.

[ai]

True, it may depend on the VA, but also like they might have a different sense of humor than the people who made the meme?

It's fortunate that Ben Starr (voice of Clive Final Fantasy) likes making jokes about Clive's tits for example because otherwise it would be really awkward the number of times people cross the line of what's socially acceptable to ask in a public setting.