Despite user complaints, Twitch launches controversial new feature – CodeList.biz

Editorial: Gaming / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Instagram / News / Discord / Forums / Telegram It’s no secret that achieving success on Twitch is an extremely difficult goal and, in most cases, impossible. This is because the smallest content creators get very little visibility on the platform, which results in users not discovering them. To address this situation, Twitch released a new feature this week that has already caused the fury of the community. In late September, Jacob Rosok, Product Manager at Twitch, announced in a live stream the Boost tool, which will allow viewers to spend real money to promote their favorite channels. In case you missed it: Take away the boring: Aleks Syntek, the Mexican composer, streams Fortnite on Twitch In theory, this function seeks to give smaller streamers a chance to position themselves on the platform and get an audience. However, the community is not entirely happy and believes that it will only allow famous personalities to get more recognition and money. Users already hate the new Twitch tool Jacob Rosok announced last month that the feature would debut in the future and that it would only be available to a select group of…
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