Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Linguistic Proficiency: He is multilingual, communicating in Portuguese, English, Japanese, and Spanish as noted in his bio.
- Community Service: He provides value to the Fate/Grand Order community by translating NP chants and shop quotes for others.
- Analytical Insight: He offers detailed mechanical breakdowns of new units, such as analyzing Flora's buff conditionals in FGO.
- Creative Content Creator: He manages a YouTube channel with 40k subscribers and produces animations alongside his regular gaming broadcasts.
- Dedicated Fan: He shows extreme loyalty to specific characters, evidenced by his long-term appreciation for Mata Hari.
Weaknesses:
- Anti-Localization Bias: He frequently expresses hostility toward localization teams, calling them "activists" and celebrating their failures.
- Hyper-fixation On Censorship: A significant portion of his feed focuses on complaining about censorship in various media properties.
- Spontaneous Misinformation: He admits to spreading incorrect information regarding game regulations before being corrected by commenters.
- Inflammatory Political Rhetoric: He makes extreme political comparisons, such as suggesting the UK is becoming North Korea over internet opinions.
- Naive Narrative Consumption: He praises the wholesome nature of Usagi Drop while intending to read the manga, unaware of its notoriously controversial ending.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
Like Jeff Albertson, @autopilotgod is a devoted superfan deeply embedded in niche geek culture, specifically gacha games like Fate/Grand Order and Arknights. He possesses a critical, gatekeeping attitude toward the industry, frequently attacking localization teams for being “activists” and complaining about “censorship” in modern media. His tweets often feature technical analysis of game mechanics, such as debating whether a character's “Field Attack + was Plus Damage, not % Damage,” mirroring the obsessive pedantry of Springfield's local shopkeeper. Ultimately, his life revolves around his digital collection and the pursuit of a “perfect soundtrack” or character design, embodying the 'Best. Event. Ever.' spirit.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTP
Shin-iti exhibits Extroversion (E) through his active engagement as a YouTuber and live streamer, frequently inviting his audience to join him as seen in tweets like “Monday with FGO, AKEndfield e BD2 LETS GAW”. His Intuition (N) is evident in his focus on industry-wide trends, such as the future of gaming engines and critiques of localization culture, rather than just raw gameplay data. He demonstrates Thinking (T) by prioritizing logical consistency in game mechanics and narrative, often using blunt, provocative language to criticize censorship, such as when he says “Japanese companies will realize that if they want localizers, they need to hire ppl that love anime/manga, not activists”. Finally, his Perceiving (P) trait shows through his spontaneous gaming habits and shifting interests across multiple gachas, admitting “I wish I had more time... seeing ppl making crazy bases like this =(............. too many gachas maaaan...”.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you an Arknights: Endfield base? Because I’m ready to spend all my time optimizing our layout together—even if it's badly optimized for my heart.
- Forget the Red Marigold, I’ll bring you a Red Peony just so I can see you smile like Mata Hari in her new event.
- Are you a high-quality localizer? Because I’ve been looking for someone who actually loves the source material as much as I do.
- I promise I’m more reliable than an SSD; you won’t need any suggested hardware to keep me running smoothly in your life.
- Call me a Rift in space, because I just opened up right in the middle of your base and I have no plans of leaving.
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Your new Twitter bio
Content creator specializing in high-level FGO mechanics and Arknights base-building. Once mistook a peony for a marigold, but never misses a Mata Hari update.– @autopilotgod
Your signature cocktail
The Grand Assassin’s Factory Reset
This cocktail starts with a strong Brazilian Cachaça base, representing the creator's roots and high energy as they "speedrun guys if you didnt finish Samurai remnant event!!!". The bittersweet peony honors their dedication to Mata Hari, specifically the "Mata Hari Flower: Peony" discovered during the Floralia event. We add a spicy kick of ginger to mirror their fiery stance against game localizers, as they are "quite happy to see this implode" when activists interfere with designs. Finally, it's topped with edible gold leaf 'censorship' flakes to playfully mock how "this characters design is mostly censorship stickers LOL". Served in a high-tech glass, it's the perfect fuel for someone who thinks "Endfield is actually Fun omg" because of its industrial factory mechanics.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
Shin-iti demonstrates clear Slytherin traits through his strong focus on self-preservation of his hobbies and a sharp, cynical resourcefulness when critiquing industry trends. He is highly vocal about his disdain for external interference, stating, “Who would have thought that ppl just want to play good games without being patronized... but nope, some ppl want to be your parents and lecture you.” His ambition for the high-quality preservation of the media he loves leads to a fierce, almost territorial loyalty to 'target audiences' over outsiders, as seen when he says, “REspecting their target audience should always be a given, not the karens that will never touch the game...” Furthermore, his reaction to the failure of groups he perceives as threats to his interests—“I am quite happy to see this implode.”—reveals a classic Slytherin 'us versus them' mentality and a desire for those who align with his values to maintain power in the industry.
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Your song
The Resistance - Muse
Shin-iti’s online presence is defined by a defiant stance against institutional oversight, particularly regarding the censorship and localization of Japanese media. He frequently criticizes what he perceives as patronizing moral gatekeeping, stating, “And who is surprised that focussing on censoring a beloved franchise would backfire.... Who would have thought that ppl just want to play good games without being patronized...”. His content reflects a desire to protect the original artistic intent of gacha games like FGO and BrownDust 2 from "activist" changes, as seen when he claims, “Hopefully Japanese companies will realize that if they want localizers, they need to hire ppl that love anime/manga, not activists.”. This thematic focus on resisting external control and protecting a specific subculture aligns perfectly with the song's themes of individualism and opposition to authority.
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