@Laroture @Sardoche_Lol Tqt ils sont pas déficitaire y’a les sponsors et ils demandes aux joueurs de ramener leur matos + cotisation de 60 balles par personnes 🤭
@Sensox_ @mussoFR @DOFUSRetro_FR Dis bien , que le code de 1995 dure pas 6 mois , ils veulent les nouveaux serv pour vendre le kamas a 100 balles les malynx
@sufodtroll@Aeglorus@ProTeamOpti Passez à autre chose ,gameplay vieux et naze dépassé et détruit par les nombreuses failles qui ont perduré. Ça fait plusieurs mois que la faille est là et ils vont faire un rollback de 48h pour faire plaisir aux gens qui ont investi trop d’heures pour abandonner leurs persos
@YoonahKorn https://t.co/lzF7SOJug5 It's been like 3 months, you've been getting boosted little by little by a purchased account, I don't even see the pride in putting that on a Twitter wall
A quick update on viewcounts. We have teams and tech dedicated to ensuring that the views that show up on channels reflect actual viewership, and aren’t artificially inflated in any way. Ultimately, metrics on Twitch should represent the real and growing communities that show up and participate on channels, so we regularly update detection tools and methods.
We recently made changes that meaningfully improved our ability to identify viewbots, inauthentic viewership, and other potentially fake engagement. These changes will roll out over the next few weeks.
So, if your channel was viewbotted, or if some of your viewers are artificial or inflated, you will see an impact to your channel’s viewcount. This also means that third party sites that publish unverified Twitch viewcounts are going to see changes to that data over time.
We recognize that viewbotting can be out of the streamer’s control. In making these changes, our goal is to improve the experiences for both streamers and viewers.