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This kind of tactic works. I have 3 rokus in a box collecting dust and two brand new Fire sticks that replaced them. I didn't want to do this but 85% of my stre

This kind of tactic works. I have 3 rokus in a box collecting dust and two brand new Fire sticks that replaced them. I didn't want to do this but 85% of my streaming time is spent on Twitch.tv and I wasn't able to use my Roku's to stream it anymore.

LocalH 5y ago
Look into "twoku"
colordrops 5y ago
Why is Twitch not on Roku?
- driverdan 5y ago
  Because Amazon is equally anti-competitive and wants people to use Fire devices.
echelon 5y ago
Out of curiosity, who do you watch on Twitch? How do you find interesting content?
- the_lonely_road 5y ago
  GrandVice8 is 95% of my stream consumption but my followed list online right now is: TimTheTatman DrLupo dogdog DQA_TFT Becca Break TidesofTime ibiza Kaymind smaceTRON Myles_Away Cheesewiz DeliciousMilkGG It depends on how you define interesting content of course. For me that is "Tactical or strategic games with a significant enough RNG component to be classified as 'Controlling the Chaos' (think Poker, not Chess) and which have a lively leaderboard. I enjoy watching the competition for Rank #1 and I enjoy competing to see how high I can get. My current favorite game is Team Fight Tactics (Riot Games the maker of league of legends auto battler). You can find the leaderboards here: https://lolchess.gg/leaderboards?hl=en-US https://lolchess.gg/leaderboards?hl=en-US And my all time highest rank achieved was #540/1,250,000 in North America (not bad at all for an executive and father of a toddler). Pretty much all of the guys competing for rank #1 will also be streamers so finding content is as easy as googling their name from the leaderboard + twitch. If thats not your cup of tea, probably the best way would be to choose twitch's browse option and just watch the most popular streamers in each game for a few minutes to see if you are into their content. Some are informative, some are looking to appeal to 13 year olds, some are chasing some goal, etc.

LocalH 5y ago

Look into "twoku"

colordrops 5y ago

Why is Twitch not on Roku?

driverdan 5y ago
Because Amazon is equally anti-competitive and wants people to use Fire devices.

echelon 5y ago

Out of curiosity, who do you watch on Twitch? How do you find interesting content?

the_lonely_road 5y ago
GrandVice8 is 95% of my stream consumption but my followed list online right now is: TimTheTatman DrLupo dogdog DQA_TFT Becca Break TidesofTime ibiza Kaymind smaceTRON Myles_Away Cheesewiz DeliciousMilkGG It depends on how you define interesting content of course. For me that is "Tactical or strategic games with a significant enough RNG component to be classified as 'Controlling the Chaos' (think Poker, not Chess) and which have a lively leaderboard. I enjoy watching the competition for Rank #1 and I enjoy competing to see how high I can get. My current favorite game is Team Fight Tactics (Riot Games the maker of league of legends auto battler). You can find the leaderboards here: https://lolchess.gg/leaderboards?hl=en-US https://lolchess.gg/leaderboards?hl=en-US And my all time highest rank achieved was #540/1,250,000 in North America (not bad at all for an executive and father of a toddler). Pretty much all of the guys competing for rank #1 will also be streamers so finding content is as easy as googling their name from the leaderboard + twitch. If thats not your cup of tea, probably the best way would be to choose twitch's browse option and just watch the most popular streamers in each game for a few minutes to see if you are into their content. Some are informative, some are looking to appeal to 13 year olds, some are chasing some goal, etc.