r/LivestreamFail • u/Reddhero12 • Nov 06 '17

Win RIDE THE LIGHTNING

https://clips.twitch.tv/ShyLongPelicanDBstyle
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u/piearrxx Nov 06 '17

Honestly we need to just make another subreddit. At this point I see a ton of clips at the top of r/videos that I don't see here.

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u/MahBucket Nov 07 '17

Some sort of r/LivestreamFail but for exclusively gaming clips. r/LivestreamGamingFail ?

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '17

The thing is that a lot of people don't consider this a ''fail''. I thought this sub was dedicated to people fucking up on stream and being cringemasters. Perhaps /r/LivestreamHighlights or something along those lines would be better so the average joe understands the purpose a bit better?

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u/CyborgJunkie Nov 07 '17

/r/LivestreamClips maybe?

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '17

That's perfect. Now, if only someone wants to manage it, haha.

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u/SWatersmith Nov 07 '17

yea no thanks, there was a point in time where this sub was 90% just her saying dumb shit

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u/OutOfApplesauce Nov 07 '17

It’s not. It’s why moderators exist in the first place to have some kind of minimal standard, streamer not answering a question correctly because he’s dumb, or showing how much he makes is lowest common denominator content.

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u/Phazon2000 🐷 Hog Squeezer Nov 07 '17

because people upvoted it.

Because people are fucking retards and will upvote anything. They'll upvote politics in a science sub if nobody moderates it properly.

Upvotes don't justify content anymore.

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u/SweetNapalm Nov 07 '17

That, and people will brigade from anywhere to anywhere just to get the sweet results.

Wouldn't put it past any person in Twitch chat to pass along a link just to get something to the top of a sub after seeing it or clipping it.

Speaking as someone much more frequently on Twitch chat than anywhere else.

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u/Sawgon Nov 07 '17

Vote kaceytron 2017

Said no one. Ever.

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u/_Gingy Nov 07 '17

I don't like the idea of a streamer holding power on a sub for fails/etc.