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Paige was going along her business with her fans on Twitch. They were discussing horror movies and having a great time. Then the first-ever NXT Women’s Champion got a message on her phone that changed the mood.We’re not certain what Paige read on her phone, but it caused her to speak about possibly leaving the platform. She could have read a report about other Superstars leaving Twitch, or she received a message herself from someone telling her to stop. Either way, she broke down and started getting very emotional after that.“You guys. We have to make this — You guys. There may be a time where I have to stop streaming. So, I think just in case I walk away, I have to walk away, let’s make these next two streams crazy …. I have to go off. If I have to leave, we have to make today and Saturday f*cking crazy before I have to leave. Because it might have to come to that.”She started texting someone on her phone again. Then she came back and continued to address the situation. She said that she can’t deal with “this company anymore.” She broke her neck twice and has built a wonderful community on Twitch. Since Vince McMahon isn’t making money on that it must end.“I’ve honestly got to the point I cannot deal with this company anymore … So now I have to make a very important decision … I’m f*cking tired, man. I broke my f*cking neck twice — twice — for this company. Over f*cking worked. I broke my f*cking neck twice for this company … All I wanted was to — they don’t realize that this community isn’t just about f*cking subs. It isn’t about that. We built a wonderful community, a wonderful f*cking family…

Several WWE stars have been forced to sign-off Twitch, following the company’s edict to cease third party business relationships.Today, Cesaro, Zelina Vega, Brennan Williams (Mace), Mia Yim, and AJ Styles all announced they would be suspending further Twitch broadcasts for the time being.Paige didn’t take the news well, and expressed her displeasure during her latest live stream.She spoke on how on her Twitch community is an escape for a lot of people, including herself. She says that she can no longer wrestler, and believes her streaming has filled a large void that she lost.“There may be a time where I have to stop streaming. I’ll have to walk away. If I have to leave, we have to make today and Saturday fucking crazy. I’ve honestly gotten to the point where I cannot deal with this company anymore. Now I have to make a very important decision. I’m fucking tired, man. I broke my fucking neck twice, twice for this company. Over fucking worked. I broke my fucking neck twice for this company. They don’t realize that this community isn’t about subs. We build a community and family where this is an escape for a lot of people, including myself. I can’t wrestle anymore. I was worked so hard in WWE that I can’t wrestle anymore because my neck is fucked. My whole dreams got taken away. I had to have something that fulfilled that huge fucking void that I lost with wrestling. I couldn’t wrestle anymore, something I lived and breathed since I was a fetus, and it got ripped away from me. I had to find something that I could fill a little bit of that and Twitch was a wonderful thing for me. It’s such a wonderful place for me,”She continued speaking on how she’s an injured wrestler,…

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Last Updated: 29th October, 2020 14:40 IST NRG HusKerrs, real name Jordan Thomas, has become the first player to reach the coveted $100,000 mark in total earnings from Warzone tournaments. NRG content creator HusKerrs has become the first Call of Duty: Warzone player to complete $100,000 career earnings from Warzone tournaments. Jordan ‘HusKerrs’ Thomas, popularly known for his streaming sessions on Twitch, recently won a double, taking a first-place finish in Vikkstar’s Warzone Showdown before notching a second-place finish at Twitch Rivals. HusKerrs career earnings Winning the Vikkstar’s Warzone Showdown was a major win for Thomas, who, along with his NRG teammate AverageJoeWo, snatched the lion's share of the mammoth $210,000 prize pool. The Twitch Rivals tournament too had a handsome prize pool of $100,000. It is believed that HusKerrs alone netted $15,000 from Vikkstar’s Warzone Showdown Grand Finale. This also the highest individual prize money since the Minnesota ROKRR’s  Warzone tournament, that concluded earlier this month.  HusKerrs shared his achievement via social media, posting a screenshot of the top five highest earners in Warzone. He comfortably held the top position with total earnings of $102,883. Aydan Conrad was a distant second with $63,854 in earnings from Warzone tournaments.  Also Read | Best Zombie Royale Loadout; Know All About The New Weapon In Warzone Zombies Highest total earnings for Warzone players Player Real Name Total Earning Huskerrs Jordan Thomas $102,883 Aydan Aydan Conrad $63,854 Warsz Kacey Channer $63,778 Symfuhny Mason Lanier $62,583 Vikkstar12 Vikram Singh Barn $60,150 MuTeX Charlie Saouma $56,087 Jukeyz Liam James $53,645 SuperEvan Evan Moore $49,354 Frozone Drew $44,954 Tommey Thomas Trewren $44,112 Also Read | Call Of Duty Warzone Update: Plunder Candy Collector Added Along With 2 New Game Modes Call of Duty Tournaments: HusKerrs Warzone event HusKerrs is also widely regarded as one of the best Warzone PC players in North America. His Twitch channel has over 474,000 followers while he also just reached a personal…

On Sunday, a coalition of progressive-leaning political groups hosted a fundraising event with performances by artists such as Patti LaBelle, Chaka Khan, Jason Mraz, and Herbie Hancock. In keeping with coronavirus precautions, the event—called Lift Every Voice—was online only, with performances prerecorded from artists’ homes or studios to maximize production quality. But thanks to the use of technology from a company called Hovercast, which has been working with Democratic organizations from the Bernie Sanders campaign to the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, the performance felt more like a Twitch live stream than yet another Zoom webinar. And most importantly, it was able to bring in close to $20,000 in donations. “Since COVID happened, we’ve been helping these campaigns pivot to virtual events,” says Hovercast cofounder and CEO Eli Stonberg. “We’ve been working with all sorts of folks to make something that goes well beyond a Zoom.” Hovercast, he says, takes inspiration from video gaming platforms such as Twitch—where Democratic representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar recently played the popular game Among Us as part of an effort to motivate young voters—to keep viewers feeling like their participation actually matters. “These lessons that essentially video games have been teaching us for 40 years apply to interactive live-streaming,” he argues. On Sunday, live audience chat appeared below the streaming broadcast, with highlights from the discussion appearing alongside the performances and speeches by politicians such as New Jersey Democratic senator Cory Booker. A donation meter designed to look like an unfurling musical score grew as viewers contributed to a political fund backing groups such as Color of Change, which supports racial justice, and Higher Heights, which supports Black women running for office. The first names and last initials of donors appeared onscreen throughout the evening. Hovercast is part of a balancing act for political…

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Ashley Graham has been very frank about her life as a new mom, but when she visited the Ellen DeGeneres Show on Monday, guest host tWitch figured out how to get her to reveal even more. In a game of “Never Have I Ever,” Graham, tWitch, and wife Allison Holker got real honest about breastfeeding — breast milk taste-testing, specifically — postpartum “accidents,” and more. Related story Breastfeeding Snacks That Are Healthy, Yummy & Don't Require Two Hands The fun started when tWitch asked, “Never have I ever tried breast milk more than once.” Graham emphatically showed the “Mama Has” side of her paddle. “Yes, I put a little bit — you know, just to try a little bit,” she said, miming taking a sip. “It tastes good!” Actually, maybe it’s weirder that Holker said she never has. Isn’t everyone curious about what their baby is slurping down so hungrily? Graham then had the hosts in stitches with her own question to them: “Have you ever squirted it across the room?” she said, pretending her breast was a firehose. She advised the couple to make a game out of Allison squirting milk at tWitch’s open mouth, “to see how far she can get it.” So now those images are seared into everyone’s minds. The TMI wasn’t done yet, because the next question was about having “an accident” while exercising — which, we sincerely hope this was written by a woman and not tWitch himself. “I pee every time I jump rope, the pants get wet,” Graham said. She was incredulous when Holker said she never experiences this problem, even after having three kids. “I’m like a baby maker; it never happens,” Holker said. “I need to know what kind of Kegels you’re doing because I’m doing the wrong ones,” Graham…

A few months ago, a friend introduced me to this peculiar horror game he was playing on Nintendo Switch. The game, Dead by Daylight, originally came out in 2016, but quickly enveloped my life. Working from home with minimal social interaction and looming financial precarity put a heavy strain on my mental health, and a horror video game where I’m constantly fighting for survival felt like a kind of virtual exposure therapy.If you haven’t played before, here are the gameplay basics for Dead by Daylight. Five players are in each round: one killer and a team of four survivors. The team of survivors work together to repair generators, while the killer attempts to catch the survivors and impale their bodies on giant hooks strewn across the map. If the team of survivors is able to repair five generators, then any survivors who have not been sacrificed by the killer can try to escape out the exit gates.I am definitely not the only member of the queer community currently obsessed with Dead by Daylight. The game is quite popular with Twitch streamers who use the LGBTQIA+ tag. Even Trixie Mattel, from Rupaul’s Drag Race, is an avid fan of the game and recently played Dead by Daylight on Twitch as part of a charity stream.Dead by Daylight fleshes out its survivors and killers with detailed game lore exploring their backstory and motivations. In June, the development team behind Dead by Daylight, Behavior, acknowledged a lack of diversity in the game’s lore: “We did set our character’s preferences in the past, notably in heterosexual relationships,” the developers posted on the game’s official Twitter account.We spoke with five Twitch streamers who are members of the queer community and regularly play Dead by Daylight to investigate why a video game that was not intentionally…

The US military sure does love to use popular gaming platforms like Twitch for unethical recruitment drives. The US Army ESports channel went through quite the journey, being forced to allow trolls to remain in the chat for fear of violating freedom of speech protections against government censorship has meant their chat is essentially wall-to-wall messages about war crimes. And it is hilarious because any military body preying on impressionable young kids will always be a dick move and warrants a dickish response.The US Navy, however, are getting proactive about the war crime spam and now have training materials to guide their streamers through the difficult terrain of Twitch.In documents acquired by journalist Micah Loewinger, the Navy offers a series of scripted replies that any United States military personnel can use in response to the ever-popular “What’s your favourite U.S. war crime?” question.None of these answers engage with the topic, they are essentially saying “don’t ask me, I just work here” but the most frustrating answer is surely this one:“I am here to hang out with people like me who love gaming. If you want to know more about my life in the Navy, I am happy to discuss. But I will not speak on behalf of others.”No, you are not just there to hang out. You are spreading propaganda and trying to recruit children to join the military. It’s a lot harder to set up at a job fair or visit an underfunded school these days so you go to Twitch. You are preying on kids to maintain an apparatus of violence around the world, don’t pretend you’re Ninja or something.This is all rather pointless as we know sidestepping scrutiny is now part of their online protocol so get back to playing another exciting round of Call of Duty.…

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