Mixer should've been a hit, they were doing 4k60 streaming before any of the others and the picture quality was great!Worked well for Mixer, my favorite streaming platform.
Mixer should've been a hit, they were doing 4k60 streaming before any of the others and the picture quality was great!Worked well for Mixer, my favorite streaming platform.
I wass never able to get a reliable connection to mixer, always some buffering issues.Mixer should've been a hit, they were doing 4k60 streaming before any of the others and the picture quality was great!
If you knew who owned Kick you'd realize why both companies would want to stay far away from their business. Kick's parent company is not publicly squeaky clean.How long until Microsoft or Tencent buys Kick?
Aint gonna do shit, remember mixer?
If you knew who owned Kick you'd realize why both companies would want to stay far away from their business. Kick's parent company is not publicly squeaky clean.
Yeah, Twitch is a bit like the US economy. Despite all the terrible decisions being made it's still going.xQc is a fucking moron but honestly so is Twitch. It is just an endless barrage of anti-creator nonsense trying to nickle and dime their own streamers, thought up by boomers with zero feeling with the streamers, community or videogames as a whole.
It's kinda insane how bad the platform is managed.
(Which also means Kick will be fine, business wise, for a long time).
I guess Twitch had become the kicker and OnlyFans training grounds. I heard Kicker was pretty wild tooKick is wild, I'd seen a ton of nipple slips with no consequences
They're teetering back and forth. They don't want to become too edgy, unmasked, and open-ended like Rumble, but they also don't want to put too much of a tight grip on creators and free speech like Twitch. It's kind of like GAF when you think about it.I guess Twitch had become the kicker and OnlyFans training grounds. I heard Kicker was pretty wild too
I'm all for open platforms where people can openly talk and express opinions. So I'm glad there some alternatives that help other platforms push back to a moderate form of moderationThey're teetering back and forth. They don't want to become too edgy, unmasked, and open-ended like Rumble, but they also don't want to put too much of a tight grip on creators and free speech like Twitch. It's kind of like GAF when you think about it.
I’m with you, never heard of him.Who?
If you click the link in google search it doesn't work (502 bad gateway). But to get to the site, click one of the links related to it and it takes you there.No one can work so much as to earn 100 million in their whole lifetime!
How can this be legal even?
On a side-note this dude’s channel seems to be dead - how can there still 90.000 people be watching this, when there’s basically no content provided?
From a human perspective, this all reeks like corruption..
Dude that platform died ages agoWorked well for Mixer, my favorite streaming platform.
Kick doesnt care about gaining money from subs. They are backed by Gambling company/Stake, all they care is to have a popular platform they can have a few big streamers promote the gambling stuff. The subs they would get is nothing compared to their casino stuff. But they need to attract "normal streamers" so their platform is popular in order to get more people into the casino stuff. The Mixer situation was totally different.Worked well for Mixer, my favorite streaming platform.
Never heard of him. Didn't know he was from Laval
Twitch Star Signs $100 Million Deal With Rival Platform
Twitch Star xQc Signs $100 Million Deal With Kick, a Rival Platform
The deal signed by Félix Lengyel, known as xQc, matches traditional athletes’ contracts, and is another sign of Twitch’s tense relationship with its top streamers.www.nytimes.com
Edit: Since people are requesting the name of the platform in the OP, it's Kick. Also it's not an exclusive contract.
You don't know who xqc is? He's a streamer on the level of ninja, one of the few gaming superstars and also an ex pro overwatch player.Who?
Also, how is this not in "Off-Topic"? I don't see how this related to "Gaming Discussion".
I dunno. This doesn't seem all that much crazier to me than, say, Howard Stern signing that utterly ridiculous contract with Sirius ~20 years ago. I think it was for over half a billion dollars. People getting paid big bucks to act like idiots on air isn't a recent thing.$100m for someone that is basically playing a game and streaming it? We live in crazy times.
Not sure if that's the best comparison. Isn't Ninja kind of a has-been these days? His channel is currently ranked 421st in terms of viewers while xQc's is 3rd.You don't know who xqc is? He's a streamer on the level of ninja, one of the few gaming superstars and also an ex pro overwatch player.
Kick is wild, I'd seen a ton of nipple slips with no consequences
Who?
How are these stupid immature screaming loud obnoxious streamers so popular? I'll never understand it...guess i am too old.
100m deal is nuts. The market is broken.
Kick actually has a viewership base, something Mixer never did.
Also it's not owned or ran by Microsoft, so it stands an actual chance of becoming big.
Founded in 2022 by Bijan Tehrani and Ed Craven, co-founders of Stake.com, and co-owned by Australian online casinos such as Easygo Gaming, Kick has been actively challenging Twitch and positioning itself as a platform that prioritises the interests of its creators.
So, to answer the question, at face value, it would be inaccurate to say Stake owns Kick. There is, however, some evidence suggesting Craven, the owner of Stake, has an influential role in running Kick.
On a similar note, while Trainwreck has played a pivotal role in bringing the platform together and promoting it during and after its launch, he insists that he isn’t an owner in any capacity, only an advisor.
It’s important to note that Kick emailed The Washington Post and told them Stake as a company is not an owner or even an investor in the site. But this doesn’t necessarily mean Craven isn’t involved.
He is dumb if he turned down a $100m deal. That is enough money for retirement.
Its a 2 year deal.Hope it is up front. If it’s over like 10 years he might not see it all
It's probably structured so that only a fraction of that is likely to be paid out, but this way they make headlines and look like major players.Its a 2 year deal.