It has been a rough year for the popular streaming platform Twitch as things have constantly been going up and down for the streaming giant. After the policy change controversy, a lot of streamers openly confronted the platform for being unfair to the creators. Ever since the backlash faced on the possible changes, Twitch has been attempting redemption. 

A lot of streamers were miffed at Twitch for their new guidelines and openly criticized them. Big names like xQc, Ludwig, Ninja, and even MrBeast were very openly against the new creator guidelines. Some of them later decided to move on to the platform’s arch-rival Kick. Now another attempt has been made in the latest of updates by the developers at the platform, to get some traffic back on Twitch. 

Twitch To Have A Tik Tok Like Interface

Twitch has now decided to take inspiration from one of the most revolutionary apps in recent times, Tik Tok. The officials announced the new upgrades and emphasized the need to bring the changes. A user shared a glimpse of the announcement on Twitter. Through the post, he wrote, “Twitch has announced their mobile discovery feed similar to TikTok. Their goal is not to have people spend hours watching clips, but instead to push more people to your live channel.”

This might work as a change for Twitch considering the method has already been tested in the largest of the content creation community. Fans also believe this might be a sensible move by the makers. Though the wave is still not in favor of the platform considering all the recent past experiences with the platform. 

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A lot of creators still feel that the platform needs to bring some creator-friendly policies, especially to promote the smaller creators. 

“Finally”: Fans Have Mixed Reactions To The Upgrade

As predicted fans had mixed reactions to the announcements. Some genuinely appreciated the new update while others believed it’s still a long way to come back. 

A fan predicts Kick to come up with a similar feature. 

Another user draws a parallel between Kick and Twitch.

A funny meme to sum up the situation. 

A gamer writes, “So in other words … tiktok for Twitch where the smaller creators still don’t get discovered … sound gotcha @Twitch”

Some are glad and welcomed the initiative. 

Twitch is making all the efforts to get back to the positive spectrum of the gaming community. What are your thoughts on the new upgrades? Let us know in the comments. 

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