Overwatch League caster claims Twitch “don’t give a sh*t” about partnership

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Overwatch League caster Uber has supplied perception on why OWL has no plans to broadcast on Twitch claiming that the streaming platform “don’t give a sh*t”

Starting in 2018, the Overwatch League streamed on Twitch for its first two seasons. Nevertheless, in 2020 onward Blizzard signed a three-year deal seeing YouTube turn out to be the unique broadcaster of each OWL and the COD League.

Going into the league’s sixth season Blizzard has not secured an unique deal to broadcast Overwatch League on any platform. Even so, it’ll continue being broadcasted on only YouTube.

Many Overwatch 2 followers had been confused by this determination however caster Uber has spoken out giving us a attainable clarification as to why.

Uber says Twitch doesn’t care about Overwatch League partnership

A Reddit post of caster Uber offering perception on why the Overwatch League has little interest in streaming on Twitch has surfaced. Talking in his personal Discord server, Uber claimed that Twitch “don’t give a sh*t” about Overwatch League and that elevated Twitch viewership doesn’t “imply sh*t,” both.

Dismissing the speculation that Twitch’s elevated viewership is sweet for the league, Uber mentioned: “Individuals assume the additional viewership on Twitch helps us, however it’s simply optics at finest and [Twitch] don’t give a sh*t about really partnering with OWL/CDL.”

Uber continued: “[Twitch] presents nothing however a platform that old style viewers like extra as a hub, that’s it. I Couldn’t give much less of a sh*t about Twitch as a result of they positive as hell don’t care about us LMAO.”