/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>24121656
y-you too

>>24121793
I get 200~1000 views. Pic related was ~100 live with ~30 ccv or something and it's at 350 views now. Honestly there's no one way to stream. If you have no friends or pre-established community/identity and people looking for you then yeah I'd recommend Twitch honestly. The biggest thing that appeals to me with Twitch are Raids but if you rely on your streamer friends for viewers and exposure hmm.... in-house it's great.

Have your parents, church, and strangers on the street seen your twitch though? My content is largely discussion/podcast focused. I don't expect my viewers to just sit there from start to finish, especially with ~20 minute average view duration. I'm actually friends with my regular viewers, it really works. The only discoverability I'm concerned about is like once you find me, you're hooked for life. My viewers find me thru direct YouTube notifications on their own without me having to do anything that really... means a lot to me.

Well thanks for your input I'm scatterbrained and messed up for ~30 minute more. Need to take my medicine/tea/tincture. I'll have to try Twitch to be able to say anything about it too, not gonna do some civilian talking to a soldier type shit.

>over 100 live views
>lots of familiar names came by to chat
Thanks /asp/, I needed this.

I promise to stop competing and arguing with that crazed anti-babi that keeps saying "kill yourself Michael Choi" and quasi-doxing/stalking me, for the thread's sake. He means well but I can't imagine what his daily existence is like. Must be about as sad as mine.