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They already started showing ads to people with Twitch Prime a few years ago. It seems like its only a matter of time.
by weberer 4y ago
They already started showing ads to people with Twitch Prime a few years ago. It seems like its only a matter of time.
- mrweasel 4y agoIf you're paying for Twitch Prime, but still getting ads, then what are you paying for exactly? Less ads? Sadly I think it's what happens when companies are pushed to generate more and more profit each year. So you you start just a few ads to the paying users, because: "They won't mind one short ad" and then suddenly it's all ads all the time. It does make you wonder exactly how ads are so profitable and which products are paying the whole thing. It almost can't be electronics, because ads apparently help finance TVs and phones as well.
- hhjinks 4y agoIsn't Twitch Prime just the extras you get alongside a regular Prime subscription? I'm pretty sure Twitch Turbo is the no ads thing.
- haunter 4y ago>If you're paying for Twitch Prime, but still getting ads, then what are you paying for exactly One free monthly sub + all the free games and DLCs. Cost me 4€ a month and I also have access to the Amazon Prime Video catalog. It's a very very good deal. There is Twitch Turbo which removes ads but it's an entirely different product https://www.twitch.tv/turbo https://www.twitch.tv/turbo
- sjsdaiuasgdia 4y agoWhile not a solution for every Twitch viewer, sending the video from a browser or the Android app to a Chromecast device gets rid of ads.