>>99266446There's something I've never asked. I'll take Raora as an example, as she was streaming outside of her usual time slot (morning in Japan, middle of the night in Europe).
When people talk about a raid bleeding, why don't they consider that maybe it's not really the raid that's bleeding, but the stream itself due to other factors, like people eventually going to bed because of the late hour?
Sure, the raid bled from 9.4k to 7.5k in the span of an hour, but then it plateaued and stayed around 7.5k for the next hour. At that point, you can't really tell if it's the raid viewers dropping off or just the original viewers tuning out.
