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Topic	"Why are there over 100,000 people watching FFIV on Twitch?" Oh nvm
ReggieTheReckless 01/16/18 11:26:53 AM #17:	adjl posted... Veedrock- posted... Lokarin posted... That's why there are different categories for speedruns. That's not why. Participation prizes are why. Nah, that is why. Different people find different styles of speedruns fun, both on the playing end and on the watching end. It's only natural that different categories would arise to fill demands that arise from those preferences. People don't understand this for some reason I like to watch 100% glitchless speedruns while some people prefer any% speedruns I also prefer shorter speedruns of old NES games except for when I want to watch a longer rpg, and then I don't mind a super long one This shit isn't hard to understand <cite>ReggieTheReckless posted [p:894162371] in "Why ... [t:76198327]...</cite> <quote><cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Veedrock- posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote>That's why there are different categories for speedruns. </quote> That's not why. Participation prizes are why.</quote> Nah, that is why. Different people find different styles of speedruns fun, both on the playing end and on the watching end. It's only natural that different categories would arise to fill demands that arise from those preferences.</quote> People don't understand this for some reason I like to watch 100% glitchless speedruns while some people prefer any% speedruns I also prefer shorter speedruns of old NES games except for when I want to watch a longer rpg, and then I don't mind a super long one This shit isn't hard to understand</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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