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It's definitely an experience design tradeoff. It's nearly impossible to organically find livestream content on YouTube outside of 1) copyrighted TV shows or 2)
by whymauri 7y ago
It's definitely an experience design tradeoff. It's nearly impossible to organically find livestream content on YouTube outside of 1) copyrighted TV shows or 2) 24/7 music streams.
- username90 7y agoIt is pretty easy to find game streams on youtube, just look here: https://www.youtube.com/gaming/live https://www.youtube.com/gaming/live You can also filter by game, for example Fortnite streams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXzGWycANrrfyBmzX6JMsvQ/live https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXzGWycANrrfyBmzX6JMsvQ/liv... They have a list of top viewed games just like twitch: https://www.youtube.com/gaming/games https://www.youtube.com/gaming/games The problem seems to be that on Twitch those pages are at the center and are how the users find content, while on youtube you have to dig for them and people find content via Youtube's algorithm so most are not even aware that they exist.