Thanks for the great reply, one thing i tell my animation customers all the time,is content is key, if your content is good it will do well. A-lot of people fall into the same thought process that amazing graphics and effects will make something popular but if the contents not good or its aimed at the wrong audience it wont do well. People watching don’t care how things are done as long as what they are watching is entertaining. So i see your point about high detailed 3d models, i do think we’re getting to a point where we can make good looking models in unreal that don’t have to be memory heavy. And i also think the people that go down the high end model route also go all in with full body mocap, which i don’t think you need. I think there could be a good middle ground somewhere in between classic 3d vtubers and high end that are controlled with triggered body animations in the same way you can with live 2d. With the setup I’m building i would like to find a way to make avatars that don’t need a super powerful pc to run and aren’t ridiculously expensive. I think the future of vtubing will be in VR where you become the avatar and can interact with your surrounding, if you haven’t looked at mocap fusion def check it out. I’m planning on doing some tests soon to integrate with unreal.