Streamer Antonia “Reved” Staab (23) admits that she thought long and hard about leaving Twitch and explains what keeps her with the platform.
Which streamer is it about? Antonia “Reved” Staab (23) is currently the biggest streamer on German Twitch. With her 7-day stream, she even overtook some of her male colleagues and landed in the top 3.
As such, Reved would be a worthy target for the streaming platforms currently trying to outrank Twitch and poach its biggest stars. The 23-year-old recently announced that many German streamers would switch platforms.
Now she revealed whether she will be part of it herself.
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Will Reved leave Twitch? The 23-year-old currently has no plans to leave her streaming home. She always wants to keep the possibility open, but she is “95% sure” that she will not change for the time being, according to the streamer.
However, Reved also admits that it took a long time to consider switching and is still “sad” about some of the developments on Twitch. However, the decision does not seem to be due to a lack of demand, as the 23-year-old indicates that she has received a tempting deal.
What was that deal? Reved doesn’t reveal too much, but it seems to have been an offer from a still unknown streaming platform, which according to the streamer also “looks really good”.
Reved also says the platform would offer streamers large sums to switch. That was a deal that would have taken care of her. The feeling of having no more financial pressure is quite tempting for the streamer.
Then why doesn’t she switch? Money doesn’t seem to be everything for the 23-year-old. Her priority this year, Reved explains, is “to make yourself happy first.” The streamer also explains that you never know what the “feeling” will be like on a new platform.
While Reved insists that you should never say never, there’s one thing she’s ruled out upfront: A move to controversial competition Kick is definitely not an option for her.
It is still unknown what kind of new streaming platform this will be, but the rumors about possible changes in major German streamers like Trymacs persist. And the current number 1 in German Twitch is also talking about a change:
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