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8/18/2014 3:51:09 PM
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love the post, thanks for taking the effort to make it (BTW i follow you on twitch and would love to see you stream more destiny when it hits shelves!)
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Edited by FairlySplendid: 8/18/2014 4:56:57 PMThanks man. I'm actually on the fence about continuing to stream. Might keep going for my clan's benefit, though. Honestly, most people will be too busy [i]playing[/i] Destiny to watch livestreams.
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You should continue, if there is anything i've learned from years of watching streams, is to keep with it. Sure, it may take a while, but you'll get there, one step at a time.. i remember watching a streamer who had 2 viewers, who were friends. he had good content, so i watched him. these months later when he finds the time to stream he gets a solid 50 people every time he plays. sure it isn't a lot compared to sodapoppin or lirik, but the first are harder than the next, the second hundred easier from the first. so man people start streaming and hope to get popular but quit soon after. know why? no patience, they could not stick with it. i know if you start streaming, ill watch, and ill do my best to get as many people i can to watch you.
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It's not about the popular, really. I have no real interest in becoming a YouTuber or a streamer. I streamed the Alpha as a favor and thank you to Bungie. To help them introduce people to Destiny and show everyone the ropes. Even after the beta, you would be surprised how little people understand the mechanics of Destiny. It was the least I could do after getting to be part of the pre-alpha and alpha.
