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As a genXer I don't get it either. The model at the moment referenced here makes much more sense to me at least. Not understanding twitch is a real marker of shifts in generational mindsets. I think I understand tech, but I wouldnt invest in tech sectors as I clearly don't have the instinct for it anymore.
If my kids were unmonitored, they'd probably watch game streamers all day, every day.
I rationalize it like watching sports, but I don't really understand that either.
Does the streamer trick you into thinking you are controlling the enemies too?
My attention wanders if I'm not playing.
I totally understand that people might enjoy it, however. It just isn't for me.
I always did this. I let my friends play and I watched. Dunno why really. I still find it extremely hard to play single player games (or solo multiplayer), I just get bored. I need to either watch or play with a friend.
We fought because we both wanted to play. My father ended up buying two game systems.