>>86022075That's what YT is for, and multistreams. Any good creator is using multiple platforms anyways.
>>86022565Twitch UI is fine for viewers aside from mobile which is almost complete ass. See above for VODs and audio, which, in audio case, the way Twitch handles things is somewhat better than YT's delisting and strike policy, especially since strikes may eventually doxx you.
Emote spam is also on YT so I dunno what you mean by that. Playback is better on YT and it has scrubbing and encoding automatically, so that's better for viewers, but with a big account encoding is a non-issue on Twitch...
Twitch also has better emote functionality and interactive options for viewers. Gifting system is also better. Can't recall which is better for monetization percentages but obviously YT win for passive income because of Adsense.
Either way, they're just different tools in a creators toolkit. They have strengths and weaknesses, so it's better to use both anyway to give the best possible viewing experience to your audience and maximize effectiveness and profit.
