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Why, oh why, does Twitch never learn? Forcing features on users and streamers rarely goes over well. Versions of these features have been available from third party devs for some time. Those who want them have likely added them already, meaning Twitch is unlikely to recover that lost revenue at this point. Those who don't want them, likely didn't want them for a reason. Revamping the UI and placing the bits/power ups in their particular current positions in the user redeems menu smacks of being a bit disingenuous, not to mention woefully transparent.