Are you going to have a dozen scene transitions, different screen layouts, chat integration, donation messages, bit cheers, subscriber alerts, emotes, audio production, proper soundproofing/lighting, and put effort into production
Or are you just going to stream
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Tuesday, July 31, 2018
Because the former is what Twitch is offering, and the later is what everyone else is offering
Youtube kind of straddles the line IMO
I mean, Twitch is still technically an open platform
Anyone can jump on and Stream
But the platform is centered around content producers and personalities
People who are """professional""" streamers
I mean, I don't really get either kind tbh
I'd have to be pretty vain to want to do either
And I'm not really sure what kind of person really likes either in an extreme sense
I know a lot of people here watch Twitch streams (myself included)
But I don't get how some people spend their entire day on the site, and would consider themselves a part of the autistic "communities" there
See, I have to wonder what kind of person want the life of a streamer, especially now though
It feels like it consumes your life
Even though the hours aren't too bad, it feels like you have to be "on" all the fucking time
There are a lot of points that I think must be hard for Twitch streamers
Even if they don't acknowledge it as being hard
I think relying on begging people for money to sustain yourself is terrible, I get why they do it, and that they have to
But no matter how conceited you are, I'm sure at times it makes them quite self-conscious
That's just it though
They can joke
And pretend all they want
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For the top 0.1% the money is amazing
For the top 1% it's as good as a normal job
And for the rest they're scraping by, or earning far less for their time
Even if you want to be generous
And say the top 5-10%
Are doing good
6 figure range
(It's not that high of a percentage, but whatever)
Let's write off all the nobodys
Let's just focus on the medium-large full-time streamers
What do you think they make Bopit
PewDiePie makes millions Bopit
he still gets some
he just lost some of them
also merchandise
The thing about YouTube, is that a channel's views are like an iceberg
The majority of watched videos are old ones
So PewDiePie get's 2-3 Billion video views a year
that is the main reason DSP did not die of starvation
