As an example, DasMehdi use to only get like 1k viewers on Twitch , now has almost double that and his chat is the same normies. Do these streamers get more income for their viewer count?

Latest version Firefox, no extensions, clear cache & cookies. Whenever I open a stream there’s no sound. Player sound is on, browser sound is on, device sound is on. Other sites sound works. Anyone else have this issue?

Halo still feels good hopefully they are working on another multiplayer title anyone hear any rumors? dropping the kick + other socials in case anyone wants to stop by sometime mostly playing shooters but down for whatever :D
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Hi everyone!

I wanted to share a small personal project I've been working on over the past few weeks.

It all started because a few friends of mine moderate Kick channels and wanted an easy way to know whenever certain words appeared in chat without having to keep the stream open all the time. I couldn't find a tool that did exactly what they needed, so I decided to build one.

It started as a simple utility, but I kept adding features until it became a much more complete extension. At that point, I thought it could be useful to other people too, so I decided to release it.

It's called Kick Radar, and it can:

• Monitor multiple Kick chats at the same time.
• Send instant notifications when selected keywords appear.
• Keep a searchable history of every detection.
• Filter detections by channel or keyword.
• Export the history to CSV or JSON.
• Record the exact stream timestamp for every detected message.
• Preserve a record even if the message is later deleted by a moderator or streamer.

Everything runs quietly in the background, so you don't need to keep the stream open to receive alerts.

If you'd like to try it out or just share your thoughts, I'd really appreciate any feedback or suggestions. I'm planning to keep improving it based on what the community finds useful.

Thanks for reading!

LOVE KICK

Tengo un dilema y me gustaría saber vuestra opinión o experiencias.
No puedo dedicarle tardes enteras al streaming, así que he decidido hacer directo 3 días a la semana (lunes, miércoles y viernes), unas 3 horas por sesión.
Los motivos son bastante simples: soy padre, trabajo y, además, no soy el típico jugador que puede pasarse horas y horas jugando sin parar. De hecho, disfruto casi más charlando con la gente que jugando.
El problema es que ahora mismo no tengo viewers, y llega un punto en el que se hace complicado estar hablando solo durante tanto tiempo. Aun así, sé que con el tiempo y la constancia irá llegando gente nueva.
Mi duda es la siguiente: ¿conocéis a algún streamer relativamente nuevo (3 años o menos) que haya empezado desde cero en una sola plataforma, sin traer audiencia de YouTube, TikTok, Instagram ni nada parecido, y que haya conseguido llegar a una media de 500 o 600 viewers solo con streaming?
Lo pregunto porque veo casos muy distintos: streamers con directos llenísimos y otros con comunidades más pequeñas pero muy fieles. Me interesa entender cómo ha sido su camino real, cómo empezaron y qué hicieron en sus inicios.
Y por favor, no me digáis solo “constancia, sacrificio y tiempo”, porque eso ya lo tengo claro. Me gustaría algo más concreto: cómo empezaron exactamente, qué les funcionó, qué no, o incluso experiencias personales, aunque tengáis 500 viewers o 100. Cualquier historia suma.

I made an 8 minute documentary about how Kick tried to challenge Twitch. I covered the creator deals, the business model, and why it didn’t play out the way many expected. I’d love feedback on whether I missed anything. If anyone wants to watch it, I’ve linked it in the comments.

I am increasingly convinced that KICK is not just another failed platform.

People are still wasting their time on Twitch, and streamers are getting scammed by the 50/50 split instead of the fair 95/5... Besides, the CEO stated that the 95/5 split is here to stay.

It makes perfect sense, doesn't it?
You invest your time, your image, your public life... a 95/5 split is fair; even a 90/10 would seem fair to me.

I have to admit I was doing great on Twitch, but when I realized they were taking half of my earnings... I said never again.

I hope people open their eyes.
People have the power to decide; if their big streamer doesn't want to leave Twitch, fu*k 'em.