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ACCORDING TO GERARD ROMERO Published:6/03/2022 - 09:22h Updated:6/03/2022 - 09:22h Sergi Roberto will be saying goodbye to Barcelona next summer. This has been assured by Gerard Romero through Twitch. Other media suggest that the midfielder is evaluating offers from Premier League clubs The future of Sergi Roberto continues being uncertain, but some voices have begun to clear the panorama. One of those has been the one of Gerard Romero, the one who through his channel in Twitch has indicated that the midfield player will be abandoning the FC Barcelona in summer in front of the invalid attempts by part of the club to renew, by what would be dressing other colours in the course 2022-23. On the other hand, 'Sportive World' has informed that for the moment there is not proposed on the table in procures of an agreement to extend his contractual bond with the Catalan entity. The bet of the Barcelona to fulfil with these functions in the field, as it aims the half, would be Frank Kessié, by what there is not any urgency with the one of Reus and the player has it clear. For Sergi Roberto treats of a green light to abandon the club…

You can broadcast your favourite games from your PlayStation 5 (PS5) to platforms like Twitch and YouTube when you’re ready to show off your gaming expertise. The PlayStation 5 can broadcast your trophy wins to the world, whether you want to share some footage with friends or you want to establish a new online streaming company. With the help of this instruction, you’ll be able to get into your streaming accounts and stream on a PlayStation 5. Read Also: How To Get 120 fps on PS5 How to Stream to Twitch Your Twitch account must be linked to your PS5 before you can start broadcasting. Select Users and Accounts from the Settings menu on your PlayStation console, and then choose Link with Other Services to link your Twitch account with your PlayStation. To link your Twitch account, choose the Twitch symbol and click “Link.” As of this writing, you may either scan the QR code on the PS5 screen with a mobile device or visit Twitch.tv/activate in a web browser and input the code shown on screen to connect your Twitch account to your PS5. From the comfort of your favourite games, you may begin broadcasting on Twitch. Press the…

Twitch has introduced new rules to stop channels from consistently sharing misinformation.The policy update will target streamers who consistently make false claims, on or off Twitch, regarding protected groups, health issues including COVID-19, public emergencies, and misinformation that promotes violence or diminishes civic systems such as election results.Angela Hession, Twitch's vice president of trust and safety, said the website is "taking this precautionary step and updating our policies to ensure that these misinformation superspreaders won’t find a home on our service," per the New York Times.The policy states that users will be prohibited if their "online presence is dedicated to (1) persistently sharing (2) widely disproven and broadly shared (3) harmful misinformation topic."Twitch also makes clear that all misinformation spreaders will be targeted by the new policy even if they don't make false claims while streaming. Sharing the misinformation on other platforms such as Twitter is enough to warrant action against their Twitch account.The company introduced the changes because of its growing popularity, acknowledging that streamers could use Twitch as a tool to cause real world harm. Twitch has 140 million unique monthly visitors, up from 55 million in 2015 according to Backlinko.Misinformation is a key area of interest right…

Ludwig has been one of the most popular content creators on the internet. He started out his career streaming on Twitch and amassed a massive fan following. His content was loved by audience from all ages but things experienced a turbulence when Ludwig announced he is shifting away from Twitch to it’s rival YouTube Gaming. In recent months, YouTube Gaming has managed to poach many of the top talents from Twitch such as DrLupo, TimTheTatman, DrDisrespect, and of course, Ludwig. In a recent interview with Colin and Samir on their podcast, the former Twitch streamer unveiled the depressive reality of being a Twitch streamer. What Did Ludwig Say? He talked about the difference in the lives of streamers on Twitch Vs on YouTube. While Ludwig has shifted to YouTube and it makes natural sense to believe that he would favor the latter platform in his comparison, things might still not be completely false regarding Twitch. Here is what Ludwig said on the Colin and Samir podcast: “Twitch streamers are like an underbelly. They’re like barely able to survive as humans,” Ludwig said during a recent podcast with hosts Colin and Samir. “Half of them Uber Eats every single meal. They never…

Hot tub streaming icon goes one step further with her latest venture. byRupesh Nair    Posted March 4, 2022, 3:04 p.m. Twitch streamers have a ton of various streams, which have been supported by their massive community. On one side, Dr Disrespect is working on a new project with his video game studio, Midnight Society. On the other hand however, there's hot tub and ASMR streaming extraordinaire Kaitlyn "Amouranth" Siragusa, whose latest venture might throw anyone off their floors. Amouranth revealed her new venture earlier this week, when she announced her new website in Cutie Pa-TOOT-ies. — Amouranth (@Amouranth) February 28, 2022 As part of this venture, Amouranth is selling some outrageous products as she has listed jars of her hot tub bathwater and farts as well. Moreover, these jars don't come cheap as fans will have to shell out $100 to buy Amouranth's Hot Tub Water. Along with that, the jar of Farts which has been labelled The Scent Jar, is being sold at a whopping $1000. However, Amouranth isn't just selling regular farts with her Scent Jar, as according to the website. it also contains a single strand of the Twitch streamer's hair. The website also has other details…

Twitch has updated its policy to include specific criteria to identify “harmful misinformation actors.” And anyone who meets these indicators could be banned from the streaming platform. Social media and other online platforms were previously hailed for offering new ways to disseminate breaking news much faster than traditional mediums. But, as most people learned over the last couple of years, that also means spreading misinformation can be faster and reach a much wider audience than ever before. The Amazon-owned streaming giant is the latest platform to introduce new policies that seek to curb the spread of misinformation on its services. “Our goal is to prohibit individuals whose online presence is dedicated to spreading harmful, false information from using Twitch,” the company said in the announcement post. That means not everyone who makes “one-off statements containing misinformation” will be punished. As mentioned, the policy updates are focused on what Twitch calls “harmful misinformation actors.” The company said it consulted with experts to determine how a Twitch user could be characterized as one. Twitch will consider users as “harmful misinformation actors” if their channel and other online pages outside Twitch are “dedicated to (1) persistently sharing (2) widely disproven and broadly shared…

STPeach, one of the biggest names on the Twitch platform, has just been banned for accidentally revealing a part of her during one of her streams for a charity called Games for Love. Always known for her amazing cosplays, seen here as Samus from the Metroid Series, STPeach is no stranger to cosplays. Reason for STPeach’s Ban on Twitch In the stream, which was for the charity called Games for Love, STPeach, her real name, Seen here, while not STPeach herself, the Cammy cosplay can be seen as a green bodysuit that hugs the body of the wearer, as well as being paired up with a red army cap and red hand accessories. This is paired with red knee-high socks and enormous red heels. Accidentally during the stream, STPeach reportedly turned to move a box behind her, putting her risque outfit on full display and thus the whole ban drama spurred onto the streamer. STPeach Joking About the Ban. Never the Debbie Downer, STPeach took to Twitter to express her feeling towards the whole situation and agreed to bring a whole hot tub for the next stream, remarking how hot tub streams are completely fine, while her small mishap causes an immediate…

Jullian Montes-Pearson March 2nd, 2022 - 6:10 PM Critical Role will be returning for a special episode that will be released exclusively in theaters, according to a press release by the series. The web series featuring professional voice actors playing Dungeons & Dragons will celebrate its seventh-year anniversary by releasing an episode in leading movie theaters, in addition to the livestream on Twitch and YouTube. Campaign three, episode 17 will show in popular movie theater chains such as Cinemark, Landmark Theaters, and Cinépolis. The episode will simulcast live in 55 select theaters nationwide, as well as three international theaters in Brazil in collaboration with Cinemark. Screenings will take place in select cities in Alabama, Arizona, California, Georgia, Massachusetts, and New York among others. Tickets will start at $25, and select theaters will offer a $40 package that includes a t-shirt and set combo. Fans can pre-order tickets now on Critical Role‘s website. “Following the massive response from our third campaign’s theatrical premiere, we knew we wanted to bring our show back to the big screen where people can gather safely and enjoy the experience collectively,” Critical Role CEO Travis White said in the press release. “We’re working with some incredible…

Bruce Greene, who has worked with Funhaus, Rooster Teeth, and Inside Gaming, is currently running a Twitch charity subathon with a twist. While he’s gone, the Twitch chat can use the stream’s chat interface to play FromSoftware’s latest game, Elden Ring. Because subathons, which extend the stream with each new channel subscription, can last up to a month, streamers frequently devise ways for the chat to entertain itself, such as allowing viewers or mods to control the entertainment by playing videos. Greene’s method, on the other hand, follows the format popularized by the original ‘Twitch plays Pokemon’ phenomenon, in which players take control of the game by typing chat commands into the interface, with the most popular commands winning out. On the plus side, watching 600 people try to navigate the newly released Soulsbourne title might just be messy enough to take the sting out of the PC version of the game, which is somehow worse than the Steam Deck version. Greene is donаting hаlf of the proceeds from the streаm to UNICEF аnd the Red Cross in support of Ukrаine, so аll of this mаyhem is for а good cаuse. Viа PC Gаmer

Popular content creator, musician, and recent voice actor Corpse Husband has explained his hiatus from streaming while appearing on Ironmouse’s broadcast. While playing Minecraft with fellow streamers Lily Pichu, Iron Mouse, and more, Corpse explained that streaming gave him intense bouts of anxiety. “Every single stream, I would just be shaking the whole time,” the content creator recounted, “and I was like, ‘yeah, I don’t really think I enjoyed doing this.” Though absent from his own Twitch channel for a little over six months, Corpse Husband still makes regular appearances on his friend’s streams. The musician says he does not enjoy maintaining his personal broadcast, but still likes visiting friends while they are live. “I like being on other people’s stream, so I don’t know how the fuck that makes sense,” Corpse said. Several of his streaming cohorts echoed his sentiments, expressing that the freedom to enter and exit a stream at any given time normally not allotted to full-time streamers is certainly reassuring. Initially gaining popularity from his various Among Us lobbies, Corpse Husband’s Twitch channel still sits at an impressive 1.3 million followers despite not broadcasting once in half a year. Though he’s not streaming, Corpse has been…