https://twitchstats.net/real-sub-count
Awesome to see, he's gone from 16/18k to 40K+ over the last few weeks.
UPDATE:
News/Stats are wrong
Tfue claiming No.1
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Summit1G Overtakes Ninja becoming No.1 in Twitch Subscribers after streaming Sea of Thieves for several weeks
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https://twitchstats.net/real-sub-count
Awesome to see, he's gone from 16/18k to 40K+ over the last few weeks.
UPDATE:
News/Stats are wrong
Tfue claiming No.1
Probs same reason people sub to any entertainment like say.. Netflix
Also I don't think this is right at all. Shroud had 50K subs the other day.
If people could watch netflix for free, a lot of them wouldn't subscribe to it though ?
They would likely get ads then, exactly like streaming now. Its sometimes 4 ads in a row.
A guy streaming a game with no content keeping pace with Twitch's biggest streamer playing Fortnite. Hilarious.
That list is incomplete. It should have ZeRo, the Tempo Storm Smash Ultimate player. He has 16000 + subscribers.
It is far easier to break through to the mid tier list if you are a woman, getting to the top takes way more.
People want the streamers they like to continue streaming and the only way you can do that is by donations/subsriptions.
I think Shroud already beat Ninja last month. Also this website is known of being wrong and using estimates.
Live footage of era hearing ninja fall down a spot
I think a some are conflicted tho. As they need to choose between NInja or Sea of Thieves to hate on. :P
Crazy. Ninja just went full stardom though, and I doubt Sea of Thieves gets as much attention as Fortnite. Still a pretty solid result.
And then when they read it's because of Sea of Thieves.Live footage of era hearing ninja fall down a spot
I don't agree at all. It's definitely far easier to attract creepers and drive by comments if you're a woman (which don't result in subs), but I'm not sure about community building
Pretty sure I stopped following him at one point when he got himself involved in one of those scam gambling websites.
Really not sure how to feel about this.
Really not sure how to feel about this.
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There is a small section of the SoT community that feel like he is playing the game in a way they don;'t like.
Rare were going to do a Dev stream with him (they have a series of playing with streamers) but it was pulled as they pushed a video of him being 'toxic' to the culture of the game.
Real shame, if anything they should jump on the milestone and get it done.
Considering Summit's playstyle and Rare promoting the community aspect of the game, I think they made the right choice.
Nonsense. It's a pirate game. The idea of getting annoyed at someone successfully beating you in a shared PVP world is ridiculous.
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This is likely to get even more people to stream the game, which in turn will translate to more people playing the game.
Which is awesome for a dead game with no content and no one playing lol
Which is awesome for a dead game with no content and no one playing lol
From what I understand, what he does is he enters instances where people are playing pacifically (which goes against the spirit of the game, really) and proceeds to steal their treasure
True. But remember Rare aren't banning Summit though, or even commenting on his behaviour. But after laying out their version of the pirate code it would be weird for them to alliance with Summit right now.
Ya there is no way he isn't toxic in sea of thieves. I understand it's a pirate game but he will hide on peoples ships for hours waiting for them to get anything good just to hop out, steal it, and shoot them while using a voice changer and making fun of them for it, killing them over and over until their two players on their own ship get there to pick them up.
I enjoy watching it, unless he's bitching about hackers or something being the reason he died, but I don't think it's something the developers probably want to advertise.
I think the thing that pushes it over the edge is that a lot of his prey are people that just want to PvE. They find a low pop server to enjoy doing their own thing but actually someone is hiding on their ship for hours just to ruin it for them.
He also has a fortune banked up and doesn't need 99% of what he steals.
I guess toxicity is a grey area in a game where player interactions are the content, but enjoying antagonizing someone and making fun of them over the voice chat is still a shitty thing to do.
I enjoy watching it, unless he's bitching about hackers or something being the reason he died, but I don't think it's something the developers probably want to advertise.
I think the thing that pushes it over the edge is that a lot of his prey are people that just want to PvE. They find a low pop server to enjoy doing their own thing but actually someone is hiding on their ship for hours just to ruin it for them.
He also has a fortune banked up and doesn't need 99% of what he steals.
I guess toxicity is a grey area in a game where player interactions are the content, but enjoying antagonizing someone and making fun of them over the voice chat is still a shitty thing to do.
They provide entertainment and people want to support them. It isn't that confusing.
can't you just tell us the reason?
Not in the mood to watch a 25 minute video of him.
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Basically it boils down to the way he is looting, stealing and trolling from other crews.
In that video he watches and responds to the video they produced.