EPTUpdates to Twitch Commercial Policy - Page 3
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thragar
Canada450 Posts
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glzElectromaster
Japan2474 Posts
Edit: I hope twitch keeps on improving, especially because they no longer have competition (since own3d shut down). | ||
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KumihO.
United States55 Posts
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StarGalaxy
Germany744 Posts
On February 10 2013 13:07 Foblos wrote: Actually Twitch treats it as thought the streamer is getting ad revenue from you, so it actually does support the streamer. no it doesn't. They get the same if you watch the add or have twitch turbo. how does that support them then? Think again. | ||
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cerb
Germany215 Posts
The changes sound good overall! I hope as well that Twitch keeps on improving, even when they are nearly alone regarding streaming. | ||
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Yurie
12082 Posts
On February 10 2013 16:30 cerb wrote: I already disabled adblock long time ago on twitch, so this pre-roll change makes me quite happy. It was really annoying sometimes, when you were just browsing the streams. The changes sound good overall! I hope as well that Twitch keeps on improving, even when they are nearly alone regarding streaming. If they stop improving people with no income from streaming will switch to other services such as daily motion, ustream etc as those services improve. They will also need a massive lead if youtube changes terms so you can show sponsors in their live streams or whatever it is that makes it bad currently. | ||
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kolofome
United States96 Posts
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Foblos
United States426 Posts
On February 10 2013 16:10 StarGalaxy wrote: no it doesn't. They get the same if you watch the add or have twitch turbo. how does that support them then? Think again. Yeah...Exactly. The same if you watch the ad or have twitch turbo. Ads support the streamer, and since turbo is the same as if you were watching the ad, the streamer is still supported. | ||
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StarGalaxy
Germany744 Posts
On February 10 2013 17:01 Foblos wrote: Yeah...Exactly. The same if you watch the ad or have twitch turbo. Ads support the streamer, and since turbo is the same as if you were watching the ad, the streamer is still supported. What i was saying is that twitch's slogan suggest to me that the player benefits from you upgrading to twitch pro. That's not the case. You won't support the players by buying twitch turbo instead of watching ads. Right now there is no incentive for me to buy twitch turbo to support my favourite players. But that's an impression you can get if you read their slogan. If you buy a subscription of a channel you indeed support them because they get a big part of that money. Do you understand my point now? | ||
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Serpico
4285 Posts
On February 10 2013 05:06 Billinator wrote: interesting. I wonder if they are going to anything to try to fix the fact that there isn't a pratical reason to subscribe to peoples channels now Twitch getting their money>content producers getting their money, they've made their choice it seems. Fishstix had some pretty lame answers when trying to defend turbo on twitter. In the end as a streamers I want subs> over all if I do it for a living. | ||
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StarGalaxy
Germany744 Posts
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choe
Germany86 Posts
twitch should give an option to the streamers to turn off the pre-rolls and give them some more control over their stream this way. as mentionend in the twitch article, they already know that these pre-rolls are not working for livestreams at all, since you miss content at times that the streamer cant control, so you might miss things you really want to see. commercials need to be viewer-friendly at internet-media or otherwise ppl just block the ads. the solution that i see: give the streamers 100% free decision on when and how long commercials run. they are in close contact with their viewers and know how to solve problems regarding this. there are many different kinds of streams for different games and 1 ruleset for all of them wont fit. so please dont put rules that may apply for most streams on the other ones who cant work with that. btw: i will for sure disable my adblock for all streams if they remove the pre-rolls completly. im fine with the mid-rolls. | ||
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LittLeD
Sweden7973 Posts
On February 10 2013 04:57 klniceajer wrote: Now with this , I could drop my adblock .  I hope more people do the same! Let's support the SC2 community guys! Give the streamers what they deserve  | ||
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SKaysc
United States305 Posts
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imPermanenCe
Netherlands595 Posts
On February 10 2013 13:07 Foblos wrote: Actually Twitch treats it as thought the streamer is getting ad revenue from you, so it actually does support the streamer. On February 10 2013 18:31 StarGalaxy wrote: What i was saying is that twitch's slogan suggest to me that the player benefits from you upgrading to twitch pro. That's not the case. You won't support the players by buying twitch turbo instead of watching ads. Right now there is no incentive for me to buy twitch turbo to support my favourite players. But that's an impression you can get if you read their slogan. If you buy a subscription of a channel you indeed support them because they get a big part of that money. Do you understand my point now? iirc it only says something like "you won't see adds, whilst still supporting the player". It doesn't say "get twitch turbo in order to support your player" That's a pretty big difference. | ||
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nakam
Sweden245 Posts
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Leetley
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StarGalaxy
Germany744 Posts
On February 10 2013 19:49 imPermanenCe wrote: iirc it only says something like "you won't see adds, whilst still supporting the player". It doesn't say "get twitch turbo in order to support your player" That's a pretty big difference. That's my whole point it DOESN'T say "you won't see adds, whilst still supporting the player" it says "support player x and level up your twitch experience, go turbo". I am not saying it's a lie or its wrong how it is stated there. I say it can be easily misunderstood. But maybe that's just me as a non native speaker. | ||
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zul
Germany5427 Posts
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nihlon
Sweden5581 Posts
On February 10 2013 20:03 nakam wrote: Wow, the pre-roll thing was the reason I used adblock before. I'm surprised how many of you also felt that way. Yeah that was definitely one of the more annoying things. A very welcome change. It's like if each time you changed channel on your tv you'd go straight to commercials. | ||
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