To much live streaming.

[JurisDictum]

Most popular streamers are professional players that play "esport" games. People watch to ether improve their game, see what the top level of play of their game is like, or simply as spectator entertainment. I still watch SC2 finals in Korea sometimes even though i haven't played SC2 in years.
As for people watching p1999 EQ1...what are there like 15 viewers? Most of them probably know the streamer personally.

[Tiggles]

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Most popular streamers are professional players that play "esport" games. People watch to ether improve their game, see what the top level of play of their game is like, or simply as spectator entertainment. I still watch SC2 finals in Korea sometimes even though i haven't played SC2 in years.
As for people watching p1999 EQ1...what are there like 15 viewers? Most of them probably know the streamer personally.

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[Razdeline]

Good streams typically have hardware to run it. Streaming eats resources, even something like EQ.

The good streamers have 50k viewers on a Tuesday when they are trolling as an AD Soraka.

League of legends has more streams in itself than anything else on the Interweb.

[sanforce]

omg, this person doesn't like streams. Don't ... watch ... it ... ?

[Flamewraith]

I like to listen to shit in the backround while I solo, music, comedy, pr0n, even other people playing EQ to kill the boredom.

[Hasbinbad]

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