>>88238439The far-left/far-right thing is the same issue, though, and it's why Twitch is suffering in the public scene. The reason why it's bad for VTubers is the third reason; other than material support to foreign terrorist groups, the thing Twitch is next best known for is soft-core pornography, which is not only allowed but highly encouraged from fleshies, while VTubers must follow strict, puritanical rules about outfit design.
As for OP's question, it's now better to start out on YouTube, rather than Twitch, but I don't think that it's worth it (at this moment in time) for established Twitch VTubers to move to YouTube.
>>88238536>twitch having its own adpocalypseWhile I agree that this is probably about to happen, it has not yet really happened, so Twitch (and by extension Twitch VTubers) haven't really been hurt by it. It could, for example, blow over with the end of the election cycle.
