https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUT2kKZeUpo here is a joel 3d movie maker
lfg
<:Tea:612680029171875850> <:Tea:612680029171875850> <:Tea:612680029171875850> E3 cancelled, E4 is in.
Thursday, March 5, 2020
that he made
yeah
yeah
I still can't believe the guy I used to watch play tf2 evolved into the most entertaining man on the internet
time flies
speaking of streamers
simpleflips lost his twitch sub button because of his streaming to facebook
its 4th most used
at least
It's a dumb rule
I hope no one here honestly defends it
Simpleflips does use their platform
infact he streams to it often
Maybe I'm missing something, what benefits?
I think as long as you hit the required amount of viewers and streams, you should have the button
Stream to site, viewers watch on site, viewers are served ads and site gets 50% of donations/subs
that seems like a transactional relationship
>stream quality switcher is a perk
really?
twitch needs to strongarm people to stay
Tiwtch spending 50 cents on a CDN to downencode a stream
I get that, my point is that the cost is negligible
even using their weird hybrid HLN-DASH encoder they use now
all?
I thought it still was 30 days
I thought it was 90 days for partners
unless they increased it
So explain to me the tiers
Nothing --- affiliate --- partner
those three?
can affiliates serve ads?
ad free twitch is free to begin with
only retards do not run some form of adblock
The reason I think the rule is TREMENDOUSLY dumb
is it's anticompetitive
multistreaming should be enocuraged
especially by big channels
Twitch MAKES money on each of these channels
from a consumer point of view
there is nothing to gain for us from that