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Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Challenge Announced, Featuring The Likes Of Dr Disrespect, Shroud, TSM_Myth And More
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But he is. I havent seen him saying anything overtly racist or sexist. He is obnoxious but that is the point.
It's only 8 so far, Krafty was too hyped and said 9 but they've only played 8 lol. Either way being undefeated so far is wild.
Being undefeated is great but it won't win the tournament. They aren't getting the kills that Chocotaco's team is which is why they aren't in first. Win's are basically just bonus points the real game is kills.
Yeah for sure. Stacking wins in a row should net extra points IMO. The way the rules are set up in this tournament mean that sometimes you're better off losing if you're not getting enough kills.
Yup. I do feel wins are a little undervalued in the tournament though.
For sure. A win streak multiplier would give a huge incentive to stack wins and win at all cost.
there's no need of streak multiplier.
simply set 1 point for kill and x2 total points if win.
this will place on the same points the squad getting 20 kills from hot dropping and dying and the squad getting 10 kills and a win.
clearly better option, opens up to a more tactical and enjoyable viewing than simply having 8 teams running around like mad beasts on hunger
edit: and also level up the randomness of encounters
simply set 1 point for kill and x2 total points if win.
this will place on the same points the squad getting 20 kills from hot dropping and dying and the squad getting 10 kills and a win.
clearly better option, opens up to a more tactical and enjoyable viewing than simply having 8 teams running around like mad beasts on hunger
edit: and also level up the randomness of encounters
I've been following this from the official Twitch page:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...bHi_i6N4_D-j60YawekpQ/htmlview?sle=true#gid=0
Thanks bud!
Cool to see Seagull and his team doing well. Surprised Shroud is not higher.
There's too much random luck involved to take the stats seriously.
https://entertainment.theonion.com/the-onion-s-guide-to-twitch-1828827542
All of the big streamers are pieces of shit. Easier to just come to that conclusion in advance. I watch JoshOG even though he's a scumbag. Spoiler:
I'm not the only one here.
As someone who is completely out of the loop with Twitch, is it not unusual for Ninja to not be even close to the top streamer for the game right now? Any time I've seen him stream he's had an unreal amount of viewers, but it looks like Shroud is holding the crown for this game right now. For reference I think I've only ever caught Ninja streaming Fortnite.
Been watching on Doc's stream and it is quite a performance. Such a shame that they're so behind in the standings. Consecutive wins definitely should give more than 5 points a pop
I don't really think he's been on top for any of the Apex era so far
Agree. The way the games are set up don't even make sense in the first place but this would have been better. Playing against randoms not knowing the skill levels of each of them means that streaks would be the worst way to go. This would make more sense. The discrepancies between the amount of kills shows that some teams are having to go through far more to actually win matches. A squad that wins but didn't kill as much shouldn't have the same type of scores as one who had to go through far more engagements to win but also still puts emphasis on winning at the same time.
I first heard of Ninja because he was one of the top streamers for PUBG when it first came out, so pretty unusual for the last 2 years, yeah.
yep
and the other problem I see, is that being time based (4h totals) it simply allow to back out from a bad luck game (you encounter no people while half the lobby is just dead after 5 minutes), launch another one and try again.
just simply set a fixed amount of games.
4h? average play time is 15 minutes say, just put a 18 total games limit, and count them.
He's the top of his game and streams a lot. Honestly, he just has the gifts required, and he's in his prime. That's all.
Plus the wingman is nuts.
It seems like the Doc's team isn't getting all of the points they're earning. I've been actively watching the standings. Something doesn't add up.
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Ninja got popular from h1z1 even though he was a long time and amazing Halo streamer. In season 2 of h1z one he was easily the best player and would average over 10,000 viewers (especially after he dropped a 38 kill game when almost no one else could hit 30). He was never king shit on twitch (lyric and summit were back then) but did well for himself. He dropped quite a few viewers when he switched to pubg averaging 5 to 6K (mainly because streamers like doc and shroud were blowing up at that point) and then absolutely blew up when he switched to fortnite before everyone else did
at this point is a run of two.
Reids money vs king's canyon
other teams are too far back in numbers to catch up in 20mins
Reids money vs king's canyon
other teams are too far back in numbers to catch up in 20mins
Choco was just saying that if they get into a game before time is up they can finish it so while the endtime is 18 minutes if teams queue at the last second they get to play out that last match. He doesn't like that rule and I agree, could really get screwed over if you finish at like 2 after or something :/
Nothing wrong about this as all the big streamers are actually enjoying it . They join because they like it , not because they are paid to so