Dividing the live time by the number of spectators is a mistake, there are players like me who use Twitch to promote games and search for adventurers,

Remember that most MMORPGs have RPG in their structure. Obviously when it comes to a masterpiece like Project Gorgon I’ll look for adventurers,

Another terrible mistake was removing Project Gorgon from the categories. The game is still in beta and have you checked the MMO Population list for the daily number of players? In project gorgon different from some **** on the market when a player enters the game he doesn't stop playing anymore.

I ask you what's the matter? The weight of the videos on the server? At least with me you can rest assured I always delete the videos at the end of the broadcast, I hope that a kind soul on Amazon will one day see this regrettable mistake that you made ...

Always remember in the Middle Ages customs harmed trade, bureaucracy is always **** for evolution, automatically exclude videos from Streamers but do not exclude categories, do you ignore the small ones and think that only the big ones will generate profits? Never forget that in an event where many buffaloes run, if you observe the number of rats running between them, they are infinitely superior in numbers, so imagine from micro to macro each mouse with a Twitch advertising sign on their heads ... In my humble opinion you were wrong, maybe i'm mistaken, time will tell you about this, just hope that a giant company doesn't notice your failure.