Twitch

This site provides (probably) one of the best ways to stream in a large, more interactive way than other sites. (such as YT) Plus, thanks to the application I can actually have an easier way to enhance my gaming experience without having to worry about certain mod installations (namely Minecraft).

I don't browse for certain games/media being streamed (which you can do) but I'm able to watch my favorite people (artists, gamers, and friends) do what they do in the comfort of their home or working space, live or past broadcast. The delay is fairly minimal for me, but then there's the occasional invasive ad playing in the middle of the streams. So you could be missing out on something important, which is a little bothersome. Depending on the popularity of the streamer, chat can get a little hectic as well, but you can opt out of chat if you like. Setting up a stream was simple enough last I tried it, and of course they offer a few more options to get your stream going. I'm not sure what the standard is for those options, but so far, it all works pretty well for me.

In fact the service is not only about games, its some times interesting conversations with people from all over the world and can even be a bit educating. On the other hand - lots of hate. Welcome

As a viewer, I have greatly enjoyed Twitch. The content is diverse, the layout is practical and interacting with streamers is effortless and lots of fun. However, the game ban policy is pretty arbitrary and unusually stiff for a flexible industry. *Cough* Yandere Sim *cough*

The site made conscious efforts to ban streamers who used sex appeal as the main focus of their show and now values quality content creators through many little gimmicks, some more successful than others. Getting monetization as a streamer is about as difficult as it is on Youtube from what I've heard and policy changes can be destabilizing if you're intending to stream. Some technical difficulties have been reported for audio delay and frame rate. As a viewer, no issues at all! But as a streamer, minor roadblocks lie ahead.

Now the Twitch is giving up a little bit because of YouTube, but for me it still remains the preferred platform because of its community and chat features.

Twitch is a fun community, filled to the brim with entertaining gamers, artists, musicians, and even more. But in reality the only reason I got Twitch in the first place was to watch EVO 2016 lol:^)

I think it's really good but the livestreams is a little bit delay, but i like it just for gaming cause like YouTube is live vlogs, gaming and other stuff.

A fun place to spectate many interesting things made by people online, these arent games only. Though some strong language and streamed content may be quite inappropriate for children - take care.

I think what makes Twitch TV so great is the fact that it features hot girls playing WOW, RIFT, GW2, and all of the other MMOs out there. They survive off of donations and gifts to the girls who let you watch them play. I'm not sure exactly how much money these girls get to make off of these types of shows, but it seems like it can be quite a bit. http://www.twitch.tv/legendarylea/c/******* She gets like 60,000 viewers when she is online so if even a fraction of them donate or buy an item off of her site then she makes some money. Love this site and we should all support hot blonde girls playing video games in their underwear.