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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
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Noodleface
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Surprised that something like this has not come out earlier.
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Starting to see cases built for two mobos now, with a mini-itx being mounted at the top, wth the idea of having both a game PC & streaming PC in the same case. Kids wanting to be the next big streamer and PC masterrace stuff has really pushed hardware into some new an interesting places.
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Araxen
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Khane
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Still waiting for the day when legitimate actors start using Twitch to make variety and sketch comedy shows. Unless this is already a thing and I'm just totally oblivious. It surprises me that we haven't seen any recognizable names jump into the twitch game yet unless there is some unspoken rule that if you create a twitch channel and put out your own content you'll be blacklisted in Hollywood.
Aaron
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Well, I'd still like to volunteer to help keep her ticks to a minimum!
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The critical role thing is kind of like this. But that’s all voice actors. There have been people like Post Malone and Terry Crews who have streamed some. Really though I think most people with acting careers don’t sit around playing video games 10 hours a day. I am sure there is potential there though.
Khane
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That's what I'm saying though. There are already quite a lot of twitch channels that have nothing to do with video games. There's Rifftrax, there's cooking shows, it is honestly turning into bonafide internet TV. Twitch has become what I think many people envisioned YouTube would eventually become.
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Khane
has a point. A b-list celebrity could probably get some traction if they just did a IRL stream every other day or something. Some outside streams around Hollywood, or shopping. Just hanging out in their celebrity crib. Random visits from other celebs.Yeah, really successful ones with an active list of projects wouldn't be able to, but the lower tier ones that are trying to land roles would have a bit of time and could benefit from some exposure
Araxen
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I'm surprised more of the Z-list celebrities haven't started streaming on there. Andy Milonakis is the only one that does and I find him annoying as fuck. There was Andy Dick thought, but he went on and out in a blaze of glory doing lines of coke on stream which got him permbanned.