Quote from: Kakmakr on Today at 06:37:35 AM

Quote from: seleme on November 06, 2022, 09:46:54 PM

Quote from: Kakmakr on November 06, 2022, 10:16:44 AM

Eddie's Stream on Saturday was a bit of a shit show.... with people struggling to signup for the "Kick" streaming service on short notice. "Kick" could not handle the huge influx on new signups and their email verification system almost collapsed. Roll Eyes

I had 40+ people who tried to signup for "Kick" and 90% of them failed. When some of them eventually signed in, the video feed lagged so much, they could hardly hear and see anything.... and most of them had no video.

There is nothing wrong with Eddie trying something new, but they should give advanced notice when they are changing to a new platform, so that people can prepare for the change. Well, Stake benefited from this.... because loads of people could not claim the drops....at the end.. only 1200 people were connected to the Stream. Roll Eyes

I agree but Kick is nice platform for the purpose. Maybe other streams will be forwarded to Kick, who knows? :!

I disagree.... DLive are much better, because it can handle a lot more traffic than Kick. We have had several successful streaming sessions on DLive with Eddie with 5000+ viewers and Kick struggled with 2000+ viewers. (When the connection dropped and people refreshed their browsers, they could not get back in on the stream with Eddie) Roll Eyes

Twitch was the best, but we know they banned Eddie (Stake) and they are also banning most gambling related streamers, so we should stick with the platform that worked, namely Dlive! Wink

who knows DLive will catch up on Twitch in the future? as Twitch is banning most gambling streamers, they will go to the next good one. and later on, DLive platform will improve further to cater high number of viewers. we can't say yet the future of DLive at the moment but this early, they are already showing good signs that they can handle high number of viewers.