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Ninja To Stream Exclusively On Mixer, Not Twitch

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, the patron saint of Twitch, announced today that he is moving his channel over to the significantly less popular streaming platform Mixer. News of the frankly shocking transition comes the day before Blevins’ Lollapalooza stream, which will now take place here on Mixer.

“I know this may come as a shock to many of you, but as of today, I will be streaming exclusively on Mixer,” Blevins, who has 15 million Twitch followers, said in a video posted to Twitter. “I feel like this is a really good chance to get back in touch with my roots and really remember why I fell in love with streaming in the first place.” Here’s the video:

Mixer, which is owned by Microsoft, pulls viewer numbers that pale in comparison to Twitch’s. According to recent data from StreamElements, the two-year-old platform has three percent of all livestreaming hours watched to Twitch’s 72 percent.

Twitch offered their own statement on the loss of their biggest streamer: “We’ve loved watching Ninja on Twitch over the years and are proud of all that he’s accomplished for himself and his family, and the gaming community. We wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.” Currently, Blevins’ new Mixer chat is blowing up, moving faster than light with questions, welcome statements, “POGGERS,” and other internet-y language honed by Twitch culture. Meanwhile, Ninja’s “partnered” check mark has been removed from his channel.

In a follow-up video, Blevins explained that he’d been holding onto the news for a while now, but didn’t further clarify the reasons behind his decision. One source with knowledge of the streaming industry says Mixer has offered money for streamers to switch over, with some deals exceeding $1 million. Kotaku has reached out to Blevins and Mixer for comment on whether that was the case.

At the end of the announcement video, the camera pans to a fridge of Red Bull, one of Blevins’ sponsors, dressed in journalist garb. Ninja responds as if it asked a question: “Wow, I mean, that was one of the best questions I’ve ever been asked.”

Ninja disgusted at Twitch after porn stream was promoted on his channel

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins posted a video to Twitter to address an issue concerning his former Twitch profile page: the streaming platform had begun to promote other streamers in his place, including a channel streaming pornography earlier this morning.

Earlier this month, Blevins announced that he was leaving Twitch for another streaming platform, Microsoft-owned Mixer, where he quickly gained a million subscribers within five days. In his video, Blevins says that the transition “went incredibly smooth, super professional,” but noticed in the last couple days that “there have been some things going on that, you know, we let slide. They were kind of annoying little jabs we felt like, but it didn’t matter, we wanted to stay professional.” Twitch also removed Blevins’ verification checkmark not long after his Mixer exclusivity announcement.

Twitch began promoting other channels to his former profile page last week, one of which appears to have been streaming pornography, which was captured in screenshots by users on Twitter today. Blevins says that the channel streaming porn had been bumped to the number one spot, and apologized to users who might have seen it. As of the time of this writing, Ninja’s profile page doesn’t display other channels.

This isn’t the first time that Twitch channels have streamed porn: the company temporarily suspended new creators from streaming back after a group of trolls abused a section with pornography, illegal content and other restricted material earlier this year.

In a series of Tweets, Twitch CEO Emmett Shear apologized to Blevins for the incident, and explained that they had been “experimenting with showing recommended content across Twitch, including on streamer’s pages that are offline,” and that they’ve suspended the recommendations “while we investigate how this content came to be promoted.” He also says that the channel that streamed the pornography had been “permanently suspended.”

Blevins alleged that his channel was singled out, saying that no other departed streamers had other channels promoted on their page. He indicated that he has no control over what was being promoted, and noted in a followup Tweet that “this wouldn’t even have been an issue if they didnt use my channel to promote others in the first place.” He also says in the video that he and his team were working to try and get the “whole channel taken down to begin with, or at least not promote other streamers and channels on my brand, on my frickin’ profile.”

https://twitter.com/Ninja/status/1160635604507471872

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins announced he was leaving Twitch to stream exclusively on Mixer. Twitch has subsequently added a tongue-in-cheek reference to the original Super Mario Bros. at the top of his channel to mark the popular streamer’s departure.

“The Ninja you’re looking for is in another castle,” a banner at the top of the page now reads. It then encourages viewers to “check out these popular live channels” instead, before listing a couple dozen channels for other Fortnite streamers. If any of the roughly 14 million users following the account pop over without having heard the latest news, at least they’ll know not to keep waiting.

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Ziuresim kas is to gausis. Ar MicroSoft Mixer'iui prisiviliojus Ninja pavyks pramusti Twitch sienas. Man sitas atvejis primena Steam ir Epic Games kova. Aisku kova nelaimeta, bet EG padare tai, ko Steam nedare, ko pasakoje kurejai perbega i daugiau duodanciu puse. Twitch'as su savo perdetom taisyklem irgi save pradejo zlugdyti. O Mixer'is siuo atveju tik laimes.

Idomu ar lengvai zmones emigruos i kita platforma. Nors as Ninjos asmeniskai neziurejau, bet jeigu ir buciau nezinau ar mane perviliotu i ten eiti tik del jo?..

O Siaip kas sitoje situacijoje laimejo tai tik Ninja. Neoficialiai kalbama, kad uz perejima, ir 6 metu kontrakta su Mixer, Ninja turetu gauti beveik 1mlrd doleriu. Uz tokia suma turbut kiekvienas velniui siela parduotu?!

Rusu kalba. Toks video, kad sutikti reikia del Twicth saves naikinimo ir Mixer kaip gelbetojo pasirodymo

Nieko mixeris nelaimės kol neišpirks visų didžiųjų streamerių ir kol neleis mergom papus rodyti. Kam jiem pereiti ten kur baną gaus, kai tuo tarpu twitche turi apsaugą nuo bano?

Tas tai taip. Kaip video ir virsuje rode, twitch'as ale toks moteru teisiu gynejas. O Mixer'is matai neleidzia streaminti boobais tai ten jau ne vieta pasireiksti.

Siaip Twitchas pardave save su tais ASMR ir minetais apvalumais. Nebuvo aiskios pozicijos kaip ir kas turi buti rodoma.

Subscraibinam uz dyka nes MS paliubomu Ninjai uzmokes.

Ne aš tokių gėjų nesubscribinu, ta prasme tų kas Fortnite žaidžia O šiaip kiek pamenu ne taip ir senai twitch buvo uždraudę visas tas gilias iškirptes ir pan. Matyt pamatė kaip krito vartotojų srautas tai persigalvojo.

o aš aplamai stymerių nežiūriu. žiūrėti kaip kiti žaidžia? nu sorry, bet gaila laiko

Na, cia kaip kam. As pasiziuriu kartais. Tik ziuriu ne Single player zaidimus, o kazka is online. Ar ko pats nezaistum. Uzkreciamas dalykas kartais. Dabar kaip tik ant Mario Maker 2 uzsikabinau.

o aš aplamai stymerių nežiūriu. žiūrėti kaip kiti žaidžia? nu sorry, bet gaila laiko

Live streamų aš taipogi nežiūriu, nes nuobodoka ir daug laiko atima, na išskyrus SpaceX raketų paleidimus. Tačiau žiūriu youtubėj stream'ų ištraukas kurios yra linksmos arba ko nors išmoko, tokios kaip KurtJMac "Spintires" ir "Wreckfest" serijos, gaila jos pasibaigė būdavo daug juoko. Toliau FailRace "Gta 5" Challenge Survive The Hunt serijos labai įtemptai žiūrisi kaip koks veiksmo filmas. Funhaus kanalas pagrinde dėl diskusijų tarp James ir Bruce. Brothgar "Oxygen Not Included" daug gali išmokt apie žaidimo mechanika. mbXtreme "Path of Exile" buildai ir gambling'ai.

Live streamų aš taipogi nežiūriu, nes nuobodoka ir daug laiko atima, na išskyrus SpaceX raketų paleidimus. Tačiau žiūriu youtubėj stream'ų ištraukas kurios yra linksmos arba ko nors išmoko, tokios kaip KurtJMac "Spintires" ir "Wreckfest" serijos, gaila jos pasibaigė būdavo daug juoko. Toliau FailRace "Gta 5" Challenge Survive The Hunt serijos labai įtemptai žiūrisi kaip koks veiksmo filmas. Funhaus kanalas pagrinde dėl diskusijų tarp James ir Bruce. Brothgar "Oxygen Not Included" daug gali išmokt apie žaidimo mechanika. mbXtreme "Path of Exile" buildai ir gambling'ai.

Nu ir?

Twitch star Shroud is following Ninja to Mixer

Michael “Shroud” Grzesiek, one of Twitch’s most popular streamers, is making the switch to Mixer, Microsoft’s live streaming service. Grzesiek announced the move by tweeting out a short video on Thursday morning along with the caption, “same shroud. new home.”

This move comes just two months after Fortnite streamer Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, another of Twitch’s most popular personalities, made the move to Mixer. Since he began streaming exclusively on Mixer, Blevins’ broadcasts have gone from averaging around 37,000 viewers to averaging around 14,000 according to Twitchtracker.com.

According to Twitchtracker, Grzesiek currently has the third highest subscriber count among individual streamers on Twitch. However, as part of the move, Mixer is offering viewers a free month-long subscription to Grzesiek’s channel as long as they have a Mixer account.

According to a press release, Mixer will be Grzesiek’s exclusive streaming home for games and other videos.

Grzesiek first gain notoriety as a Counter-Strike streamer before joining Cloud9 to play the game professionally. After a short pro career, Grzesiek moved to streaming full time, where he became one Twitch’s most popular streamers, with an emphasis on battle royale games like PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds and Apex Legends, as well as other multiplayer shooters.

According to his Mixer channel, which went live shortly after the announcement, Grzesiek’s first stream on the platform should come sometime around 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, Oct. 24.

Tikekimes Twitch'as nesugrius.

„Visiškas mulkis”: „Fortnite“ ir NFL sunkumu sulyginęs „Ninja“ tapo pašaipų objektu

Vienas populiariausių pasaulyje žaidimų transliuotojų Tyleris „Ninja“ Blevinsas tapo patyčių objektu, kai pareiškė, kad „Fortnite“ yra sudėtingesnis už amerikietiškojo futbolo NFL lygą. „Ninja“, pernai iš transliacijų uždirbęs maždaug 10 mln. dolerių, „Twitter“ paskyroje teigė neįsivaizduojantis, kaip profesionalūs žaidėjai gali nepataikyti į vartų plotą.

Negana to, amerikietis dar pareiškė, kad kompiuteriniai žaidimai, pavyzdžiui, „Fortnite“ turi daug daugiau sudėtingesnių detalių nei tradicinis sportas, todėl pastarasis esą lengvesnis už esportą. Po šių pareiškimų „Ninja“ sulaukė krūvos pašaipų, o neigiamos reakcijos žaidėją galiausiai privertė ištrinti savo ankstesnius pranešimus.

Turbut didziausia nesamone, kad apie tai isvis yra kalbama. Kazkoks noliferis, gerai beje uzdirbantis, pasake kazkokia nesamone ir tai pavirto i plataus masto diskusija. Kur tas pasaulis ritasi.. ?

Twitch signs three exclusivity deals with major streamers
Video platform responds to Ninja and Shroud departure with own deals

Citata

 

The live streaming exclusivity arms race is in full swing now, after Twitch announced its first tranche of deals.

Twitch revealed this week that Benjamin "DrLupo" Lupo, Saqib "LIRIK" Zahid and Timothy "TimTheTatman" Betar have signed multi-year contracts with the video streaming platform.

The announcement comes just months after Mixer made the surprise announcement that Tyler "Ninja" Blevins -- the most popular Twitch streamer at the time -- had signed an exclusivity deal with the Microsoft-owned platform.

Blevins was joined soon after by Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek, who left behind seven million followers on Twitch for a new prospect with Mixer.

Lupo, Zahid, and Betar are some of the most popular streamers on Twitch, representing nearly 550 million combined views.

The deals were facilitated by gamers' management company Loaded, which oversees sponsorship, media licensing, merchandising, book publishing, partnerships, appearances and more for individual streamers.

"These professional streamers are a part of the core foundation of Twitch," said Loaded CEO and founder, Brandon Freytag,

"Each started to stream in 2011/2012 and have built massive and passionate audiences due to their engaging streams and participation in several iconic events throughout the years."

 

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Ispudingos sumos. Reiks turint laiko pasigilinti kaip cia jiems taip pavyko ispopuliareti. ?

Streameriai jau pradeda po truputi nagleti del donate ar subu. Cia geras pavyzdys

Ir siek tiek parodijos is sitos.. Idiotes

Mano nuomone mergos twitche nekuria contento. Sėdėjimas ir kalbėjimas apie nieką ne contentas. Twitch thots.

Pablevyzgosiu, man tai visalaik atrode (aisku gal ir neteisingai), kad visu pirma stream'eris turi but patenkintas, kad kazkas naudoja savo gyvenimo laika ji ziurint. Stream'eris tik paprastas zmogus kaip tu ir as, zaidzia tuos pacius zaidimus kuriuos as pats galiu loshti. Antras dalykelis, jei zmones turi laiko ziureti istisai, tai pvz. neturi tuo metu darbo ir turi laiko. Nes dirbant laiko nelabai rasi ziuret. O dirbanciam, truputi pasijungt ir moket pinigus nzn?! Ko tada ziureti? Tiesiog nori to zaidimo truputi, plius ziurintys yra to zaidimo "comunity" tai pvz. bevalgant gali uzmesti aki ir kazka gal bendra zaidimo tema paklaust/parasyt, paasigilint aspektus ir t.t. Nors man tai Twitch pagrinde tik "del fono" uzsidedu kazka ka nors darant kompe.

Zinoma, visai kitas reikalas, jei kanalas jauciasi, kad daro tikra show ir yra entertainment tai net patiem ziurovam norisi pa'support'inti. O ypac tu "Just Chatting" tai nesuprantu, tik visiskai neturintys ka veikt ar jokiu zmoniu nesutinkantys gali svaistyt laika.

Hmm.. Dr Disrespect pradėjo žaisti EFT, reikia vėl subscroblinti youtube kanala