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Dudebusters posted...

No, but your average Twitch streamer gets more than one viewer, which means the ratio of viewer to Twitch streamer is, at the very least, 2:1.

You make two claims here. Csn you corroborate either of them?

1 is that your average twitch strsamer has more than 1 viewer, and 2 that this means the average ratio is 2 to 1(this doesn't even make sense with the first assumption)

Usually higher, especially for the larger streams, where it's like, 5000:1.

No its not. You'll generally have maybe a couple of folks doing numbers like that, 1 or 2, maybe 4 at a time. The fast majority range from a couple hundred to nobody.

To argue that so many people are playing that it outranks this ratio would require some kind of proof

No it wouldn't because you made up those ratios.

Edit: just checked my twitch feed for ow2, highest streamer in seeing is at 3.2k, there's maybe 4 other people above 1k, everyone else has 500 or less, most of that "less" being like 15 people lmao. And those are just the first couple of scrolls. Idk how many people are streaming rn but there's definitely some who have no one watching. There always is.