YT has one feature that Twitch does not, in-place rewinding of live streams. It's great for watching something delayed at work. Everything else is Twitch for me. Haven't tried Mixer.
Huh... youtube streams must have come a long way in the last 2 or 3 years since the last E3 i watched there when it was nothing but swastikas and penises littering the chat. Did they all migrate to twitch? I close out the chat during theset ypes of convention streams anyways because of how dumb it is.
This e3 the spam bots were for porn lolHuh... youtube streams must have come a long way in the last 2 or 3 years since the last E3 i watched there when it was nothing but swastikas and penises littering the chat. Did they all migrate to twitch? I close out the chat during theset ypes of convention streams anyways because of how dumb it is.
I know you can hide it, it just bothers me. You can take your condescension elsewhere, or shove it up yours.
same, youtube is just the better service really.If I can choose between Twitch and YouTube, I'll always choose YouTube. It's much easier to use and a seamless experience to me, and without the stupid, toxic chat from Twitch, which I feel is much more in your face as it's right there when you access the stream, while I never check comments on YT while seeing E3 and gaming events.
(Edited for clarity and to point out it's my experience and personal feel of the platform).
Watched it in 4K on my X1X. It was smoothThe Microsoft presentation was flawless on Mixer for me. It was chopy and low res on Twitch and Youtube.
I think YouTube just has better app integration for a lot of people to watch on their TVs or consoles. So as more people watch these events on an actual big screen, they're more likely to have a YouTube app installed than a Twitch app.
Same. Mixer's quality is the best for me...even if it is usually the last to realtime.