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I disagree as well. The community didn't do what resulted in the raid. That was the streamer. Yeah you were there watching, but it's like saying "we won" when y
by hyperhopper 4y ago
I disagree as well. The community didn't do what resulted in the raid. That was the streamer. Yeah you were there watching, but it's like saying "we won" when your favorite sports team wins.
- Semaphor 4y ago> it's like saying "we won" when your favorite sports team wins. Which is commonly said, yes.
- oneoff786 4y agoYou might say we won the game. You would never say “we” got xx million viewers or any sort of commercial achievement.
- Semaphor 4y agoAt this point, I’m going to keep doing that even for streams I don’t mod, just because it seems to really annoy people ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- oneoff786 4y agoTo be frank, I don’t find it annoying, I just see it as a form of delusion. Streamers are always doing this thing where they pretend to have big reactions to things and I’m surprised people buy into it. The whole subculture feels like people roleplaying how people communicate in cartoons and anime but it’s not apparent that everyone understands it’s neither real nor how things work.
- Semaphor 4y agoThat's pretty much big strangers and temporarily embarrassed big streamer behavior.
- ehnto 4y agoWithout the community there's no one to use in the raid, Twitch with no community renders streamers entirely pointless.
- nverno 4y agoThe metric being measured here is viewership, so I'd reckon the viewers are directly involved in that "win".