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Facebook Gaming was doomed from the start, simply because Facebook's core demographic is the older family members of gamers, the ones who think they play too many games.
Why is the logo reversed on the t-shirt in the last panel?
EDIT: I mean, it's obvious that it's a partial copy-pasta/horizontal flip of the second panel. But it seems like a detail that Mike should have caught.
Why is the logo reversed on the t-shirt in the last panel?
EDIT: I mean, it's obvious that it's a partial copy-pasta/horizontal flip of the second panel. But it seems like a detail that Mike should have caught.
Maybe he did, but since he was mocking facebook gaming, he put in only the level of care it deserved.
I remember a streamer was talking about facebook was trying to buy some more people to play on their platform, but like youtube the big issue is there is no easily searchable way to find people streaming. Also unlike say youtube or twitch don't you have to be signed on to facebook to watch streams?
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
" [...] you get full value for subs, yes, provided they are purchased on desktop.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
" [...] you get full value for subs, yes, provided they are purchased on desktop.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
It's hyperbole with a grain of truth, as much humor is. Streamers want the big numbers. Hundreds of thousands, preferably millions of viewers. The mass market is not desktops/laptops; it's phones and tablets. Especially with the youths, which is a prime bigtime streamer target.
" [...] you get full value for subs, yes, provided they are purchased on desktop.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
It's hyperbole with a grain of truth, as much humor is. Streamers want the big numbers. Hundreds of thousands, preferably millions of viewers. The mass market is not desktops/laptops; it's phones and tablets. Especially with the youths, which is a prime bigtime streamer target.
It might also be because young folk don't gravitate towards FB
" [...] you get full value for subs, yes, provided they are purchased on desktop.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
It's hyperbole with a grain of truth, as much humor is. Streamers want the big numbers. Hundreds of thousands, preferably millions of viewers. The mass market is not desktops/laptops; it's phones and tablets. Especially with the youths, which is a prime bigtime streamer target.
It might also be because young folk don't gravitate towards FB
I don't understand the connection to the point. In any case, most people will be using facebook with phones or ipads, not desktops. Even most people in my generation (mid-40s) do that.
" [...] you get full value for subs, yes, provided they are purchased on desktop.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
It's hyperbole with a grain of truth, as much humor is. Streamers want the big numbers. Hundreds of thousands, preferably millions of viewers. The mass market is not desktops/laptops; it's phones and tablets. Especially with the youths, which is a prime bigtime streamer target.
It might also be because young folk don't gravitate towards FB
I don't understand the connection to the point. In any case, most people will be using facebook with phones or ipads, not desktops. Even most people in my generation (mid-40s) do that.
I'm 46 and I go both ways. I'm writing this on my PC right now. In the evening, when I'm home, I'm likely looking at FB on my PC, but I will look at it on my phone when I'm not at home. If I want to type anything I try to get to my PC if at all possible. I hate typing things on my little phone keyboard.
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"It's just as I've always said. We are being digested by an amoral universe."
" [...] you get full value for subs, yes, provided they are purchased on desktop.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
It's hyperbole with a grain of truth, as much humor is. Streamers want the big numbers. Hundreds of thousands, preferably millions of viewers. The mass market is not desktops/laptops; it's phones and tablets. Especially with the youths, which is a prime bigtime streamer target.
It might also be because young folk don't gravitate towards FB
I don't understand the connection to the point. In any case, most people will be using facebook with phones or ipads, not desktops. Even most people in my generation (mid-40s) do that.
I'm 46 and I go both ways. I'm writing this on my PC right now. In the evening, when I'm home, I'm likely looking at FB on my PC, but I will look at it on my phone when I'm not at home. If I want to type anything I try to get to my PC if at all possible. I hate typing things on my little phone keyboard.
Yeah, I'm speaking about the large majority of my peers I see using facebook (or most other social media and just plain old websites). I use a desktop or laptop about 95% of the time. But I recognize I'm in the minority.
But like youtube the big issue is there is no easily searchable way to find people streaming.
Agreed. Official Hearthstone tournaments are on YouTube because YouTube paid Blizz to be the sole streaming platform but I never go there because it's hard to find unless I'm searching specifically for it. Blizz's numbers for HS viewers fell off a cliff when they switched from Twitch to YouTube.
"He's sulking in his tent like Achilles! It's the Iliad?...from Homer?! READ A BOOK!!" -Handy
I think similar happened for Overwatch League, but I don't know how much of that is discoverability vs OWL being years old in an industry that thrives on new hotness.
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That's why it's just a Trash-Co waste disposal unit
EDIT: I mean, it's obvious that it's a partial copy-pasta/horizontal flip of the second panel. But it seems like a detail that Mike should have caught.
Maybe he did, but since he was mocking facebook gaming, he put in only the level of care it deserved.
pleasepaypreacher.net
Probably unanswerable.
This means, in essence, that when your grandma subs to your channel you'll extract the full value"
Well now I feel personally attacked! People really don't watch stuff in their PCs? Like when they work or something? Am I so disconnected from reality?
It's hyperbole with a grain of truth, as much humor is. Streamers want the big numbers. Hundreds of thousands, preferably millions of viewers. The mass market is not desktops/laptops; it's phones and tablets. Especially with the youths, which is a prime bigtime streamer target.
It might also be because young folk don't gravitate towards FB
I don't understand the connection to the point. In any case, most people will be using facebook with phones or ipads, not desktops. Even most people in my generation (mid-40s) do that.
I'm 46 and I go both ways. I'm writing this on my PC right now. In the evening, when I'm home, I'm likely looking at FB on my PC, but I will look at it on my phone when I'm not at home. If I want to type anything I try to get to my PC if at all possible. I hate typing things on my little phone keyboard.
-Tycho Brahe
Yeah, I'm speaking about the large majority of my peers I see using facebook (or most other social media and just plain old websites). I use a desktop or laptop about 95% of the time. But I recognize I'm in the minority.
Several streamers make insane amounts of money there.
Agreed. Official Hearthstone tournaments are on YouTube because YouTube paid Blizz to be the sole streaming platform but I never go there because it's hard to find unless I'm searching specifically for it. Blizz's numbers for HS viewers fell off a cliff when they switched from Twitch to YouTube.